Osteoarthritis of Foot near Provo, UT

Care Philosophy: I and my team strive to completely understand each patient's history and condition. We also try to help each patient control factors that might contribute to better or worse outcomes for both non-operative and surgical treatment of their disease or condition. We expect to care for each patient throughout their life and strive to return them to recreational activity and work in every way possible.

Care Philosophy: Our goal is to be at the leading edge of medical trianing and technology and to treat every patient as an individual. We love to see our patients active and pain free. We promise to try our best to find the ideal treatment for every patient and to alway treat our patients with a conservative care first aproach to treatment.

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. 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. 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.

Care Philosophy: For many, life without foot pain seems like an impossible dream. It’s our job to make their dreams a reality.

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: One of Dr. Hoopes' mentors, Dr. Sigvard T. Hansen taught Dr. Hoopes the principle of identifying the cause of an ailment and to not just focus attention on the symptoms. As Dr. Hansen likes to say ``Nothing happens for no reason.`` By taking the time and effort to figure out why a patient has their injury, Dr. Hoopes hopes to not only treat the current symptoms, but also the root cause of the condition. This unique approach to medicine sets Dr. Hoopes apart from the many doctors and physicians who eagerly jump on a diagnosis and offer operations that may provide some temporary relief, but often lead to a recurrence of the original problem as time passes.

Biography: Dr. Collin Barber, MD is an Orthopedic Surgery Specialist who practices in Provo, UT. He is 40 years old. Dr. Collin Barber, MD is affiliated with Timpanogos Regional Hospital and Mountain View Hospital.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Garr cares deeply about his patients and aims to find the root causes of the health issues his patients suffer from. Dr. Garr cares about his patients time and wants to ensure they don't spend excessive time waiting for their appointment, but will take the time needed to ensure each patient feels that all their health concerns have been discussed. Dr. Garr's philosophy includes listening to his patients and finding the best treatment for them. This includes discussing all treatment options with the patient.

Care Philosophy: Foot and ankle pain is not normal. Small changes and treatments will often mean less pain and reduced risk of requiring major intervention in the future.

Care Philosophy: I believe that my role as a physician is to educate my patients about their conditions so we can make a decision together about your health care. I am happy to take time to explain options and share why a proposed treatment plan will be beneficial. I believe all patients should feel they have ownership of our care plans. As much as I enjoy the operating room, I believe in avoiding the OR, if possible.