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Orthopedics & Sports Medicine

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This department offers

  • Elbow care
  • Foot and ankle care
  • Hand and elbow care
  • Hand and wrist care
  • Hip and knee care
  • Hip care
  • Knee care
  • Knee, shoulder, elbow repair
  • Orthopedic elbow surgery
  • Orthopedic hand surgery
Athlete having a consultation with a specialist

Advanced orthopedic care close to home in Logan

At Logan Regional Hospital - Orthopedics and Sports Medicine, we provide comprehensive care for orthopedic conditions and sports-related injuries. Whether you're dealing with joint pain, recovering from an injury, or looking to regain mobility, our team delivers personalized treatment plans designed to reduce pain, restore function, and help you return to an active lifestyle.

Schedule an appointment: 435-716-2800
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Our providers

David G. Liddle
4.6

David G. Liddle, MD

Sports Medicine
Logan Regional Orthopedics Clinic - Sports Medicine
435-716-2800
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Brent B. Pickett
4.9

Brent B. Pickett, DO

Sports Medicine
Logan Regional Orthopedics Clinic - Sports Medicine
Brian K. Penrose
5

Brian K. Penrose, DPM

Podiatry
Logan Regional Orthopedics Clinic - Podiatry
Eric W. Hooley
4.8

Eric W. Hooley, MD

Orthopedic Surgery
Logan Regional Orthopedics Clinic
Bryan King
4.9

Bryan King, MD

Orthopedic Surgery
Logan Regional Orthopedics Clinic
Matthew J Dewey

Matthew J Dewey, PA

Orthopedic Surgery
Alpine Orthopaedic Specialists - North Logan
Daniel J. Johnson

Daniel J. Johnson, DO

Orthopedic Surgery
Ogden Clinic - Logan River
Emilie Rose Gunnell
5

Emilie Rose Gunnell, DNP

Orthopedic Surgery
Logan Regional Orthopedics Clinic - Podiatry
Curtis C. Pedersen

Curtis C. Pedersen, DPM

Podiatry
Intermountain Health Logan Regional Hospital Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine
David Erik Peterson

David Erik Peterson, MD

Orthopedic Surgery
Alpine Orthopaedic Specialists - North Logan
Benjamin R. Stowers
4.9

Benjamin R. Stowers, PA

Orthopedic Surgery
Logan Regional Orthopedics Clinic
Benjamin A. Thomas

Benjamin A. Thomas, DPM

Podiatry
Foot & Ankle Center of Providence
Michael A. Weathers

Michael A. Weathers, MD

Sports Medicine
Alpine Orthopaedic Specialists - North Logan
Kimberly E. Souza
4.9

Kimberly E. Souza, MD

Orthopedic Surgery
Logan Regional Orthopedics Clinic
Michael V. Hoffman

Michael V. Hoffman, MD

Orthopedic Surgery
Alpine Orthopaedic Specialists - North Logan
Greg B. Cook

Greg B. Cook, DPM

Podiatry
Cook and Sautter Foot & Ankle Specialists - Logan
James T. Willmore

James T. Willmore, DPM

Podiatry
Foot & Ankle Center of Providence
David M. Rowley

David M. Rowley, MD

Sports Medicine
Alpine Orthopaedic Specialists - North Logan
Bradley C. Bybee

Bradley C. Bybee, PA

Orthopedic Surgery
Rocky Mountain Emergency Physicians
Keith J. Nelson

Keith J. Nelson, MD

Orthopedic Surgery
Alpine Orthopaedic Specialists - North Logan
Joseph J. Stuart
4.9

Joseph J. Stuart, MD

Orthopedic Surgery
Logan Regional Orthopedics Clinic
Travis L. Sautter

Travis L. Sautter, DPM

Podiatry
Cook and Sautter Foot & Ankle Specialists - Logan
Daniel J. Huff

Daniel J. Huff, DPM

Podiatry
Foot & Ankle Center of Providence
Daniel E. Bitner

Daniel E. Bitner, PA

Orthopedic Surgery
Ortho Utah - Brigham City
Jeffrey J. Pulley

Jeffrey J. Pulley, PA

Orthopedic Surgery
Alpine Orthopaedic Specialists - North Logan
Matthew R. Olson
4.9

Matthew R. Olson, DO

Orthopedic Surgery
Logan Regional Orthopedics Clinic
Ashley A. Crum

Ashley A. Crum, MD

Sports Medicine
Alpine Orthopaedic Specialists - North Logan
Spencer B. Heninger

Spencer B. Heninger, DPM

Podiatry
Alpine Orthopaedic Specialist - Salt Lake
Thomas O. Higginbotham
4.9

Thomas O. Higginbotham, MD

Orthopedic Sports Medicine
Logan Regional Orthopedics Clinic
W. Scott Hunt
4.9

W. Scott Hunt, PA

Orthopedic Surgery
Logan Regional Orthopedics Clinic
Ryan B. Rigby
4.9

Ryan B. Rigby, DPM

Podiatry
Logan Regional Orthopedics Clinic - Podiatry
Brent A. Felix

Brent A. Felix, MD

Orthopedic Surgery
Salt Lake Orthopaedic Clinic
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Provider reviewing xrays

Advanced orthopedic care with support every step of the way

At Logan Regional Hospital Orthopedics and Sports Medicine, you'll find a team dedicated to helping you move better, recover safely, and stay active. From sports injuries and joint pain to complex orthopedic conditions, we provide personalized treatment plans tailored to your needs and goals. Our orthopedic specialists, sports medicine providers, therapists, and rehabilitation teams work together to deliver coordinated care before, during, and after treatment, helping you return to the activities you enjoy with confidence.

  • Comprehensive care options for orthopedic injuries and musculoskeletal conditions, including both non-surgical and surgical treatment approaches.
  • Integrated specialty team with orthopedic surgeons, sports medicine providers, therapists, and rehabilitation professionals working together throughout your recovery.
  • Personalized treatment plans focused on reducing pain, restoring mobility, and supporting your long-term joint health goals.
  • Ongoing recovery support with coordinated care and rehabilitation designed to help you regain strength, function, and confidence.

Bone, joint, muscle and sports injury care

We treat a wide range of orthopedic and activity-related concerns, from everyday joint pain to sports injuries and more complex conditions. Explore the categories below to find the type of care that may fit your symptoms or diagnosis.

We diagnose and treat conditions affecting the shoulder, elbow, hand, hip, knee, foot, ankle, spine, bones, joints, muscles, ligaments and tendons.

Common concerns include:

  • Joint pain
  • Arthritis
  • Fractures
  • Sprains and strains
  • Ligament and tendon injuries
  • Shoulder, hip and knee pain
  • Spine-related orthopedic concerns
  • Work, recreation or activity-related injuries

We help athletes and active people of all ages recover safely and return to movement with confidence.

Common concerns include:

  • Sports injuries
  • Overuse injuries
  • Tendonitis
  • Stress fractures
  • Shin splints
  • Sprains and strains
  • Return-to-play planning
  • Return-to-activity planning

Our team provides specialized care for conditions that affect how you walk, move, grip, work and stay active.

Common concerns include:

  • Foot and ankle pain
  • Bunions
  • Hammertoes
  • Plantar fasciitis
  • Ankle instability
  • Achilles tendon problems
  • Hand, wrist and arm pain
  • Nerve, tendon and joint issues

Your care plan may include:

  • Physical therapy or rehabilitation
  • Bracing, splinting or orthotics
  • Medication or activity modification
  • Injections
  • Imaging or diagnostic testing
  • Sports injury recovery plans
  • Minimally invasive procedures
  • Orthopedic surgery, when needed
  • Joint repair, reconstruction or replacement

Surgery is not always the first step. Our team will talk with you about nonsurgical and surgical options, when appropriate, and help you choose the path that best supports your recovery.

Not sure where to start?

You do not need to know whether your concern falls under orthopedics, sports medicine, podiatry, or foot and ankle care before you schedule. Tell us what hurts, how it started, and what activities you want to get back to. Our team will help guide you to the right provider and treatment plan.

Orthopedic and sports medicine FAQs

Answers to common questions about bone, joint, sports injury, foot, ankle, hand and wrist care in Logan.

Some insurance plans require a referral. Contact your provider or our clinic for guidance on next steps.

Yes. Many concerns can be treated with physical therapy, bracing, splinting, orthotics, injections, medication, or activity changes. Your provider will discuss options that fit your symptoms and goals. The stakeholder’s recommended treatment section includes nonsurgical options such as rehabilitation, bracing, splinting, orthotics, medication, activity modification, and injections.

Surgery may be considered when nonsurgical treatment is not enough or when a procedure offers the best path to recovery. Your care team will explain your options and help you make an informed decision. The stakeholder specifically recommended reassuring patients that surgery is not always the first step.
Yes. We treat anyone with musculoskeletal or activity-related injuries—not just athletes.
Yes. We work closely with therapy teams to support your recovery and long-term mobility.

Orthopedics focuses on bones, joints, muscles, ligaments and tendons, including surgical and nonsurgical care.

Sports medicine focuses on injuries, recovery, prevention and return-to-activity plans for athletes and active people of all ages.

Foot and ankle specialists treat conditions affecting the foot and ankle, including pain, injuries, deformities and mobility concerns.

Podiatry focuses specifically on foot and ankle health, including skin, nail, diabetic foot care, biomechanics, pain and some surgical care depending on the provider’s training.

Yes. Sports injury and activity-related care can include evaluation, recovery planning and return-to-play or return-to-activity guidance. Your plan will be based on your injury, goals and activity level.

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