OsteoarthritisofFoot near Evanston, WY

Care Philosophy: Dr. Ollerton takes pride in his work and is known for his compassionate and personalized approach to patient care. Whether you are dealing with a minor foot issue or a more complex condition, Dr. Ollerton has the expertise and experience to provide the care you need. Contact us today to schedule an appointment with Dr. Ollerton and start your journey to healthier feet.

Biography: Dr. David Glover, DPM is a Podiatry Specialist who practices in South Ogden, UT. He is 60 years old. Dr. David Glover, DPM is affiliated with Ogden Regional Medical Center.

Care Philosophy: I implement both conservative and surgical care for many different lower extremity orthopedic conditions. With many years of training and experience, my philosophy is to determine the appropriate conservative and / or surgical treatment for each patient. We discuss all of the options and together, the patient and I choose the treatment based on many factors.

Biography: Dr. Gregory Anderson, DPM is a Podiatric Surgery Specialist who practices in Cottonwood Heights, UT. He is 68 years old. Dr. Gregory Anderson, DPM is affiliated with St. Mark's Hospital.

Biography: Dr. Thomas Rogers, DPM is a Podiatry Specialist who practices in Provo, UT. He is 73 years old. Dr. Thomas Rogers, DPM is affiliated with Mountain View Hospital.

Biography: Dr. Christiaan Goebel, DPM is a Podiatry Specialist who practices in Millcreek, UT. He is 43 years old and has been practicing for 15 years. Dr. Christiaan Goebel, DPM is affiliated with St. Mark's Hospital.

Biography: Dr. Scott McKell, DPM is a Podiatry Specialist who practices in Orem, UT. He is 63 years old. Dr. Scott McKell, DPM is affiliated with Mountain View Hospital.

Biography: Dr. Weston Packard, DPM is a Davis County native. He received his bachelor's degree from Utah State University followed by Midwestern University in Arizona for his medical training. He completed a 3 year surgical residency at Intermountain Medical Center where he was trained extensively in surgical correction of advanced pathology of the foot and ankle. Emphasis was also provided in non-invasive conservative techniques to help patients return to activities they enjoy. He was chief resident during his final year of training. Dr. Packard grew up working and playing in the mountains, hiking, mountain biking, skiing, boating, and camping, activities he continues to enjoy today. He enjoys most of all spending time with his wife and two girls.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Martin's clinic is different from any other medical office experience you have had. When you come into our clinic, you are treated like a family member. Our goal is to take care of every patient physically, emotionally, and financially. Dr. Martin has developed this motto in every aspect of the Foot & Ankle Specialty Clinic. You and your loved ones will be treated with compassion and respect. Our belief is that if you can avoid surgical intervention, it is best. There will always be times when surgical care is required, however, if it can be avoided, and the condition be treated with conservative care, that is what we want to do. In this day and age with so many different types of infections and complications, we believe that non invasive treatments are the safest for patients who do not require immediate surgical intervention. Physically, we believe this is the best way to begin your treatment plan.

Care Philosophy: Podiatrists are the authorities on foot and ankle care. We specialize in injuries, conditions and diseases pertaining to the feet and ankles. Our team is committed to helping our patients manage and recover from foot-related issues, ultimately minimizing pain and restoring lost mobility and function. Foot pain is never normal. It's your body's way of telling you that something is wrong. Let us help you get back on your feet and out of pain.

Care Philosophy: At Cook Foot & Ankle Specialists, our physicians and staff are committed to providing excellent care to our patients. I strive to continue to provide the same individualized, compassionate care for which our clinic has become known over the years. There are usually multiple treatment options available for a given condition. I feel it is important to explain these options and provide the patient with information that will allow us to decide together on an appropriate treatment plan. I believe that treating each of my patients with respect and compassion is of the utmost importance. To me, this means explaining treatment options and supporting the decisions my patients make regarding their care. Having lived in Cache Valley all my life, I am grateful for the opportunity I have to serve the people of Northern Utah and Idaho.