Morton's Neuroma Treatment in Billings, MT

Forefoot pain has many possible causes, and an accurate diagnosis is the first step. You are evaluated directly by a board-certified foot and ankle specialist, with imaging and examination techniques to distinguish a neuroma from capsulitis, stress fractures, metatarsalgia, and other conditions that look similar but require different treatment. When surgery is indicated, we perform neuroma excision at Northern Rocky Surgery Center and coordinate post-op recovery with our in-house physical therapy team.

Morton's neuroma is among the more common forefoot conditions we treat at Rimrock. Our surgeons perform neuroma excision as a routine outpatient procedure, and we have handled enough cases to know when conservative care is likely to resolve the problem and when surgical excision is the right next step.

We start with the least invasive effective treatment. The right approach depends on what you actually have, which is why we examine you first. Not every neuroma needs surgery, and we won't push it when it's not needed. When surgery is indicated, our surgeons perform neuroma excision as an outpatient procedure at Northern Rocky Surgery Center.

You sit down with a board-certified foot and ankle specialist for a direct evaluation. We examine the foot, reproduce the symptoms through specific clinical tests, and take imaging if indicated. You get a clear diagnosis and a treatment plan matched to your case, with a walk-through of conservative options before any discussion of surgery.

Yes. When neuroma excision is the right approach, our in-house physical therapy team handles post-op rehabilitation. They work under the same roof as our surgeons every day, already know our protocols, and coordinate directly with your surgeon. Pain-free is not healed. Healed is not strong. We stay with you until you are back to the activities you want to do.