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Join the Over 21,000 People Who Have Found Relief at Hollowbrook Foot Specialists, P.C.

At Hollowbrook Foot Specialists, P.C., your comfort and health are our top priorities. If you are experiencing foot, ankle, or heel pain – or if you have any other health concerns about your feet, heels, or ankles – our cutting-edge diagnostic and treatment options will ensure that you receive the best podiatry care available in modern medicine.

To request an appointment with our board-certified podiatrist, simply fill out the form below or call 845-298-9074.

During your appointment, Dr. Geshev and our experienced team will take the time to answer all your questions about our podiatry treatments, our office, our flexible payment options, and anything else you may want to know about us!

Come experience Hollowbrook Foot Specialists, P.C. – You’ll see for yourself that our experienced team offers 5-star-rated foot care you can count on!

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long do custom orthotics usually last?

Most custom devices last one to five years, depending on your activity level, body weight, and the materials used. We recommend periodic checkups so we can assess wear, make adjustments, or refurbish them if needed. Significant changes in your weight, health, or activity can also affect how long your orthotics remain effective.

Can custom orthotics help with knee, hip, or back pain?

Yes, in many cases they can, because your feet are the foundation for the rest of your body. When your foot alignment improves, the joints above often experience less strain, which can reduce discomfort in your knees, hips, and lower back. We evaluate your posture, gait, and pain pattern to see whether orthotics should be part of a broader treatment plan.

Do I have to change all my shoes to wear custom orthotics?

Not necessarily, but some styles work better than others. We usually recommend supportive shoes with removable insoles, so there is room for your orthotics without crowding your toes. During your visit, we can review your current footwear, suggest brands or features to look for, and help you balance comfort, style, and support.