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Plantar Fasciitis Rehabilitation

Plantar fasciitis makes every step a negotiation — especially those first steps in the morning. Structured rehabilitation addresses the load, mobility and strength factors behind heel pain, building you back to comfortable walking, standing and running.

Plantar Fasciitis Rehabilitation

Common functional challenges

Sharp heel pain with first morning steps
Pain after long standing or walking
Tight calves and limited ankle mobility
Flare-ups when returning to activity

How PranIQ works

A qualified professional performs a structured assessment. PranIQ then builds a personalised rehabilitation programme around your clinical requirements, capability and goals — with progress continuously monitored and your plan adapted as you recover. Technology supports your therapist; clinical decisions remain with them.

Typical rehabilitation stages

1

Assessment & load management

2

Calf & foot mobility

3

Progressive loading (e.g. heel raises)

4

Gait & footwear guidance

5

Return to walking / running

Outcome measures we track

Pain trendsAnkle range of motionStrength & load toleranceWalking comfortExercise adherence

FAQs

How does PranIQ approach this?

Every journey begins with a structured assessment by a qualified professional. Your plan is built around your condition, capability and functional goals — and adapts as you progress.

Can rehabilitation happen at home?

Where available and clinically appropriate, PranIQ can facilitate home-based rehabilitation, partner-clinic sessions or digital follow-up.

Does AI diagnose my condition?

No. PranIQ's technology may support assessments and monitoring. Diagnosis and clinical decisions remain with appropriately qualified healthcare professionals.

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This page provides general information and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.