Knee Conditions Treatment at Foot and Ankle Rehabilitation
The knee joint is one of the most complex and heavily loaded joints in the body, absorbing forces with every step, jump, and change of direction. Because of this, the knee is highly susceptible to both overuse injuries and degenerative changes.
Foot mechanics, hip control, and muscle strength all play a major role in knee health. Problems such as flat feet, poor footwear, or hip weakness can increase stress on the knee and contribute to injury.
At Foot and Ankle Rehabilitation, we provide specialist podiatry and physiotherapy care for knee pain, combining:
Gait and biomechanical analysis
Custom orthotics to improve knee alignment
Shockwave therapy for tendinopathy and chronic pain
Strengthening and rehabilitation programs tailored to each patient
Footwear assessment and load management advice
Common Knee Conditions
Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (Runner’s Knee): pain at the front of the knee due to poor tracking of the kneecap.
Patellar Tendinopathy (Jumper’s Knee): overuse injury affecting the tendon just below the kneecap, common in sports involving jumping and sprinting.
Iliotibial Band Syndrome (ITB Friction Syndrome): pain on the outside of the knee caused by irritation of the ITB during running or cycling.
Knee Osteoarthritis: degenerative changes in the knee joint leading to stiffness, pain, and reduced mobility.
Contact us to learn more about Knee Conditions
If you are dealing with Knee Conditions, our team can help you find the most suitable Foot and Ankle Rehabilitation clinic for assessment, diagnosis, and treatment support.
Whether your symptoms are affecting walking, running, exercise, or daily comfort, we can guide you towards the right clinician and the right next step for your care.
Treatment options are available across Pinehill, Smales Farm, Remuera, Botany, Hamilton East, Hamilton Central and Bethlehem
Podiatrist pricing and availability
Pricing for Knee Conditions assessment and treatment can vary depending on your consultation, the severity of your symptoms, the treatment approach recommended, and whether ongoing podiatry or rehabilitation care is required.
Your Foot and Ankle Rehabilitation clinician will assess your tendon, identify the contributing factors to your pain, and explain the most appropriate treatment plan based on your symptoms, activity level, and recovery goals.
To learn more about our podiatrists and current pricing, use the links below:
10,000+
Appointments delivered across our clinics, helping patients improve foot health, mobility, and long-term outcomes.
7 Clinics
Conveniently located across Auckland, Hamilton, and Tauranga, making it easy to access a podiatrist near you.
30+ Treatments
Comprehensive podiatry services including fungal nail care, ingrown toenail treatment, rehabilitation, and general foot care.
Our Approach
At Foot and Ankle Rehabilitation, we use:
Comprehensive assessment – gait, footwear, hip and foot mechanics, muscle imbalances
Imaging referrals – X-ray, ultrasound, or MRI when needed
Evidence-based treatment – orthotics, shockwave, load management, strengthening
Integrated care – podiatry + physiotherapy for complete management
Long-term prevention – education, training load advice, and footwear recommendations
Treatment is available at all Foot Foundation clinics: Rosedale, Takapuna, Remuera, Botany, Hamilton, and Tauranga.
