If you live in Ham Lake and are dealing with foot or ankle pain that isn’t going away, Family Foot & Ankle Clinic provides practical, diagnosis-driven care focused on long-term relief. Many of our patients come in after trying to “wait it out” or manage symptoms on their own—only to find the problem continues to worsen or interfere with daily activity.
We work with Ham Lake patients who rely on their feet every day—whether that’s working on their feet, staying active outdoors, or maintaining mobility and independence.
Who We Help
We commonly treat Ham Lake patients dealing with:
- Foot pain that gradually worsens over time
- Heel pain that is worse in the morning or after rest
- Pain from long hours of standing, walking, or physical work
- Stiffness or joint pain that limits daily movement
- Ongoing issues that haven’t improved with home treatment
- Concerns about long-term foot health and mobility
Conditions We Treat
- Heel pain and plantar fasciitis
- Foot pain from standing, walking, or daily activity
- Achilles tendonitis and stiffness
- Ankle pain, instability, and chronic sprains
- Arthritis in the foot and ankle
- Nerve-related pain, tingling, or burning
- Work-related foot strain and overuse injuries
Treatment Approach (Practical, Long-Term Care for Ham Lake Patients)
Our approach focuses on relieving pain while improving how your feet function day to day. We prioritize treatments that are realistic, effective, and designed to hold up over time—not just short-term fixes.
Your care may include:
- Functional evaluation of foot structure, movement, and pressure distribution
- On-site X-ray imaging when needed to assess structural issues
- Footwear recommendations tailored to your daily routine (work boots, casual, or activity-specific)
- Custom orthotics to improve support and reduce long-term strain
- In-office treatments to relieve pain and correct common problems
- EPAT/Shockwave therapy for chronic heel pain or tendon conditions that haven’t improved
- Surgical treatment when necessary, for persistent or structural conditions
Our goal is to help you stay comfortable and active without recurring pain or ongoing limitations.
Why Ham Lake Patients Choose Us
- Practical, no-nonsense approach focused on real results
- Treatment plans tailored to your daily activity and workload
- Focus on long-term relief—not temporary solutions
- Advanced care available when standard treatment hasn’t worked
- Convenient access to our Coon Rapids clinic
Directions
Family Foot & Ankle Clinic📍 3790 117th Ln NW, Coon Rapids, MN 55433
🕒 Estimated drive time from Ham Lake: ~15-20 minutes
From Ham Lake:
Step 1: Get onto Jackson St NE
- Head toward Jackson St NE
- Turn left onto Jackson St NE
Step 2: Follow 157th Ave NE to Crosstown Blvd NW
- Turn left onto 157th Ave NE
- Continue as it becomes Crosstown Blvd NW
- At the traffic circle, take the 2nd exit to stay on Crosstown Blvd NW
Step 3: Continue toward Round Lake Blvd NW
- Turn right onto Crosstown Dr NW
- Merge onto Bunker Lake Blvd NW
- Use the left lanes to turn left onto Round Lake Blvd NW
- Continue straight on Round Lake Blvd NW
Step 4: Arrive at the Clinic
- Turn left onto 117th Ln NW
- Take a quick right, then another right
- The clinic will be in the brick medical office building to your right
🔗 Google Maps:Family Foot and Ankle Clinic
Arrival & Parking
- The clinic is conveniently located near the Mercy Hospital area, along with other medical offices and services
- Free parking is available directly outside the building
- Please allow a few extra minutes during peak traffic times
FAQ
Do I need to see a podiatrist, or will this go away on its own?
Some mild foot pain improves with rest, but many conditions—like plantar fasciitis or tendon issues—can worsen over time if not treated. If symptoms last more than a few weeks, it’s best to have it evaluated.
How long should I wait before getting foot pain checked?
If pain lasts more than a few weeks or continues to worsen, it’s best to have it evaluated early to prevent more serious or long-term issues.
Why does my heel hurt most in the morning or after sitting?
This is commonly caused by plantar fasciitis. The ligament tightens during rest, which leads to sharp pain when you first stand or walk.
Can foot pain come from the type of shoes I wear?
Yes. Footwear that doesn’t provide proper support—especially for long hours on your feet—can contribute to pain and worsen underlying issues.
What are my options if my foot pain isn’t improving?
If symptoms persist, it may mean the underlying cause hasn’t been addressed. Treatment options may include improved support, targeted therapies, or more advanced care depending on the condition.
Next Step
If foot pain is starting to interfere with your day-to-day routine, schedule an evaluation to get lasting relief and keep you moving comfortably.
Also Serving Nearby Areas
We also treat patients from:
- Andover – work-related foot pain and daily strain
- Blaine – sports injuries and active patients
- Coon Rapids – convenient local care and ongoing treatment