$149 for One Pair of Custom Orthotic Insoles with Consultation and Fitting from Ross Hartman, DPM in Hicksville ($400 Value)
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Custom-fitted insoles relieve strain on backs, eases foot pain, and slip into any kind of footwear, from high heels to running shoes
Nearly every kind of footwear eventually becomes uncomfortable, unless you’ve convinced a pair of chinchillas to hug your feet. Walk with ease with this Groupon.
$149 for One Pair of Custom Orthotic Insoles ($400 Value)
Dr. Hartman consults with patients for 10–15 minutes before fitting clients and ordering custom-made insoles, which arrive in approximately two weeks. The insoles, which ease strain on backs and reduce foot pain, can be made to fit any footwear, from high heels to running shoes.
Custom-fitted insoles relieve strain on backs, eases foot pain, and slip into any kind of footwear, from high heels to running shoes
Nearly every kind of footwear eventually becomes uncomfortable, unless you’ve convinced a pair of chinchillas to hug your feet. Walk with ease with this Groupon.
$149 for One Pair of Custom Orthotic Insoles ($400 Value)
Dr. Hartman consults with patients for 10–15 minutes before fitting clients and ordering custom-made insoles, which arrive in approximately two weeks. The insoles, which ease strain on backs and reduce foot pain, can be made to fit any footwear, from high heels to running shoes.
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About Ross Hartman, DPM, PLLC
Ross Hartman would be hard-pressed to define underachievement. The diligent podiatrist added a class valedictorian crown to his mortarboard when graduating with his doctorate from the New York College of Podiatric Medicine, then went on to become a chief podiatric surgical resident at Saint Vincent Catholic Medical Centers of Brooklyn. Now working out of his own office, the doctor tends to foot complaints of all stripes, from fractures and warts to sports injuries. Whether he’s easing stress on flat feet or alleviating heel pain, Dr. Hartman always prioritizes communication, ensuring that his patients understand their treatment options and finally grasp why it's rude to eat with your toes.