OsteoarthritisofFoot near Kremmling, CO

Care Philosophy: "I take a comprehensive approach to patient care. This means looking at the whole patient, not just the foot and ankle. It also means listening to patients' needs and concerns, and involving them in their own care by educating them on their condition and presenting them with all available treatment options."

Care Philosophy: Dr. Cain's philosophy focuses on providing comprehensive and personalized care to patients with musculoskeletal conditions. This approach involves a thorough evaluation, accurate diagnosis, and development of a customized treatment plan that may include surgical and non-surgical interventions. Driven by a commitment to improving patient outcomes, Dr. Cain prioritizes patient education, communication, and collaboration to ensure a positive patient experience and successful recovery. He strives to empower patients to actively participate in their treatment and achieve optimal musculoskeletal health and function.

Care Philosophy: Each patient has a unique set of foot and ankle health conditions, as well as, their personal circumstances," says Dr. Kuhlman. "I take great pleasure in taking the time to listen to each individual, and formulating the best treatment options suited to his/her needs and concerns."

Care Philosophy: Dr. Resig has completed an Ironman triathalon and multiple marathons and understands the importance of returning to high level activity after an injury. He strives for conservative management and tries to find nonsurgical measures when appropriate. When not working, Dr. Resig tries to spend time with wife and 3 girls exploring new places, preferably in an RV.

Care Philosophy: With proactive treatment or early surgical intervention we can have you back to doing what you love within months.

Biography: Dr. Brett Sachs is a board-certified foot and ankle surgeon and co-owner of Rocky Mountain Foot & Ankle Center. Dr. Sachs studied biology at the University of Maryland from 1990-1994 and completed his Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree at Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine in 1998. He completed a 3-year podiatric surgical residency at Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center in Denver in 2001 followed by an orthopedic trauma residency at Kaiser Permanente in San Francisco in 2001.Dr. Sachs has extensive training in foot and ankle reconstructive surgery, total ankle replacement, arthroscopy, trauma, and sports medicine. He is on the faculty of the Highlands Presbyterian/St. Luke's residency program. Dr. Sachs is a nationally recognized lecturer and instructor of surgical skills workshops. He has held various academic appointments for the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons and American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery. Dr. Sachs is a Past President for the Colorado Foot and Ankle Society and currently serves on the Colorado State Podiatry Board. He is also on the Board of Directors for the Highlands Institute. Dr. Sachs loves spending time with his wife, daughter, and two dogs. In his free time, he enjoys golf, skiing, tennis, hiking, and running.

Care Philosophy: Dr. McCloskey believes that a patient's treatment plan should be as unique as the patient. As such, she feels it is important to address each patient's individual needs and goals. Dr. McCloskey believes that the foot should not be approached as an isolated unit; she favors a coordinated, multi-disciplinary approach, and believes that all members of a patient's health care team should communicate and work in tandem to provide the best care for the patient.