When your shoes don’t fit right, your feet can be subject to injury or even permanent deformity. These problems include soreness, blisters,...
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Your feet are built to handle lots of stress. Sometimes, excess force and other issues can overwhelm the structures of your foot or ankle, leading...
Read MoreSprains and strains in the ankle are different injuries requiring different methods of care. Knowing the difference between these injuries is...
Read MoreAn ankle sprain is caused by the stretching or tearing of the ligaments that connect the bones in the foot, ankle, and lower leg. It is a common...
Read MoreNot allowing the body adequate time to rest and recover from exercising only makes it harder for athletes to achieve their skill and fitness goals...
Read MoreOne of the most common knee injuries among athletes is a torn ACL. The anterior cruciate ligament is one of four major ligaments that provide...
Read MoreAn ankle sprain is caused by the stretching or tearing of the ligaments that connect the bones in the foot, ankle, and lower leg. It is a common...
Read MoreOne of the most common knee injuries among athletes is a torn ACL. The anterior cruciate ligament is one of four major ligaments that provide...
Read MoreNot allowing your body adequate time to rest and recover from exercising will only make it harder to reach your fitness goals. Typically...
Read MoreGolfer’s elbow is similar to tennis elbow (both are forms of elbow tendonitis) but occurs on the inside of the elbow rather than the outside....
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COVID-19 (Coronavirus) - The health and safety of our patients and staff and community has always been and remains our top priority. With the spread of COVID-19 and ever-changing recommendations, we are entering into unchartered territory and we are proceeding with extreme caution. Heartland Orthopedic Specialists remains open and seeing patients at this time. Please know that we do have visitor restrictions in place for our facility, and anyone entering the building will be screened for potential of an upper respiratory condition. Should you choose to reschedule your appointment, we’d be happy to assist you in doing so – please call 320.762.1144. If you have a scheduled appointment or we receive a referral for you to see us - please know our clinical team and/or providers will be in touch with you to discuss your options at this time around being seen in person vs connecting with them via phone or video conference to help assist you with your urgent orthopedic needs. Click the link below for updates from Alomere Health.
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