This department treats
- Achilles tendon injuries
- Ankle sprains
- Bone spurs
- Bunions
- Chronic heel pain
- Flatfoot (pes planus)
- Foot & ankle fractures
- High arches
- Ingrown toenails
- Plantar fasciitis
Intermountain Health provides comprehensive podiatry services for patients experiencing foot and ankle conditions that affect mobility, comfort, and overall quality of life. Care includes evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment for common and complex concerns such as plantar fasciitis, bunions, corns, calluses, ingrown toenails, ankle sprains, neuromas, bone spurs, diabetic foot complications, sports-related injuries, and chronic foot or ankle pain. Patients also have access to advanced diagnostic services, conservative treatment options, surgical expertise, and reconstructive procedures when clinically appropriate. With a focus on individualized care, Intermountain Health helps patients manage symptoms, improve function, and return to daily activities with greater confidence.
Our providers
Availability
Frequently asked questions
Find answers to frequently asked questions about our services.
Intermountain Health provides comprehensive foot and ankle care, including treatment for corns, calluses, bunions, plantar fasciitis, neuromas, bone spurs, ingrown toenails, warts, ankle sprains, and complex reconstructive surgery.
Foot and Ankle Surgeons commonly evaluate and treat sprains, fractures, tendon injuries, ligament strains, puncture wounds, bruising, overuse injuries, and trauma affecting the foot, ankle, heel, toes, or surrounding soft tissue.
You should consider seeing a Foot and Ankle Surgeon if pain, swelling, bruising, instability, limited range of motion, difficulty bearing weight, or symptoms that do not improve with rest occur after an injury.
Patients often seek treatment for heel pain, sports injuries, ankle sprains, bunions, neuropathy, foot deformities, and chronic pain related to weight bearing activities.
Yes. The Foot and Ankle Surgeons perform foot and ankle surgeries including reconstruction, Achilles tendon repair, bunion correction, and other advanced procedures.
Referral requirements can vary by insurance plan and provider. Patients should check with their insurance company or primary care provider to confirm whether a referral is needed before scheduling podiatry care.
Many Intermountain Health Foot and Ankle Surgeons offer online booking through the MyChart patient portal, with availability varying by provider.
More questions to consider
Answers to some other frequent questions we receive about our services.
Visits typically include a physical exam, diagnostic imaging if needed, discussion of symptoms, and a personalized treatment plan tailored to your activity level and foot health.
Yes. Their clinics frequently treat sprains, overuse injuries, and trauma from hiking, running, and athletic activity.
Options include orthotics, physical therapy, footwear guidance, injections, wound care, and conservative pain‑management strategies.
Intermountain Health podiatry is also available in Brighton, Wheat Ridge, and Aurora, making care accessible across the metro area.
Patients benefit from integrated care within a large health system, high provider ratings, multiple locations, and specialized expertise in both routine and complex foot and ankle conditions.
Persistent foot or ankle pain, difficulty walking, recurring injuries, numbness, swelling, or changes in foot structure are common signs that podiatric evaluation is needed.
Yes. Their podiatry department provides education on proper shoe selection, bunion prevention, sprain recovery, and maintaining foot health.