Address: 671 Worthington Rd #185, Westerville, OH 43082, USA
Phone: +16148809255
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 10AM–6PM
Tuesday: 10AM–6PM
Wednesday: 10AM–6PM
Thursday: 10AM–6PM
Friday: 10AM–6PM
Saturday: 10AM–5PM
David Poeppelman
We have had our arches at the Good Feet store for 5 years. We love our Good Feet arches. They have improved our health tremendously. Justin, at the Columbus store, was excellent working with us. He was so kind and patient and really listened to our concerns. He took care of our concerns and we were very happy went we left the.store. Thank you Justin!
Denise Dingledine
I had a great experience today with the help of Gwen from the Polaris Good Feet Store. She took time to explain the process for resolving my foot pain and I am looking forward to being able to walk without pain.
D.J. Justice
Excellent help and very friendly
Sheri LeVine
Had a wonderful experience with Angelia. She listened and answered my questions. I have a plan in place to ease into the supports and feel hopeful.
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Ok thank you, I will stop in for my free fitting.
Sure , it's your money!
Not sure you have to ask them.
"I belive they will take care of you"
Yes we are walk in or call and schedule an appointment
Absolutely. Come in for a Free test walk and custom fitting
Extra cushion can help with heel spurs. Step 1, ask your doctor. If it were me, i would start with something less expensive like a pair of new balance shoes or a new general cushioned insert. I don't know what shoes you use now, but the shoes my wife bought from them were of no use, , nor were the inserts; but she does not have heel spurs. If you have already tried shoes that are cushioned somehow, ask your doctor next. Consider carefully and read the fine print first. My wife assumed it would work and just jumped in, spent over$1000 and none of it helped. Insurance dues not cover what they do and after you send your money, well, read the fine print on that.
Unless a doctor gives you a script I am very doubtful that you can use your FSA or HSA here. My wife spent somewhere between 1000 and $2,000 all out of pocket. Even worse absolutely none of it worked for her and it all went into the trash since there was nothing else we could do with it. So first speak with your podiatrist and if they are unable to help you be very cautious when you come here to check things out read all the fine print understand it carefully. This might be exactly what you're looking for and it might not so take what they have to say think about it and discuss it with your doctor and if he agrees go back and get it.
First, be careful before you trust your treatment to them; it is very expensive, probably not covered by insurance, etc. Inserts are surely one possible solution for your condition, but i would first consult with a doctor. My wife dropped over $1000 there and we might as well have burned the money for all the good it did, but all sales are final. A few doctors visits are cheaper. A doctor may refer you there, and what they offer may work for you, but it would surely not be the first place i went.
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