Great care for my hammer toes, left foot #2 toe and my right foot big toe. Dr. Wilson seems to care…read moreand he's a good listener. In-office surgery went very well. I'm still being treated for toe bone infection. Dr. Wilson is worth a try.

This is the first time I went to doctor Cain at Southwest foot and Ankle Clinic…read more When I walked in, I was surprised at how clean and quiet the front room was. But I soon found out why. They took me back almost immediately. And when I got back there, I saw that they were quite busy in the back, but it was still very quiet. It must've been the carpet. They took me to my room and asked some basic information and then the doctor came in. He asked me a few questions,taking a history of my health and then started examining my feet. He did a thorough examination, the pulses(pedal pulse) and such things, looking for anything going on with my feet. Then he did an more questions about my feet my health. I told him I had MS and I had paresthesia. I felt numbness and tingling in my feet. I had numbness all the way up to my mid-calf and no reflexes in my feet from the MS. But lately, I have been feeling pain in my two or three of my toes and was sure it was diabetic neuropathy--the name for that particular problem. We chatted a bit about the different things going on, and then he sent his nurse in. She measured my feet, and found one foot a half size bigger than the other foot! We look through the catalog until I found a really cute pair of shoes that look like an SAS pair of shoes i had at home(SAS ARE WONDERFUL but 145-200 dollars) I really liked the tan look, of these shoes. We decided to order those. The total cost, was $300 plus, but my insurance covers most. If you don't have insurance, I'm sure there's a discount. My shoes should be in this next week, and then I will make an appointment and go in and they'll do a quick measure of my feet, let me walk in them, and see how they do, give me some information, and then I'll go home with them. I get three different inserts for my shoes every four months. I'm supposed to change them.m, and I go back in a year for another foot examination. The doctor told me it was very important because of my lack of feeling from the MS, the neuropathy and such, that I definitely needed diabetic shoes to keep my feet safe. I know there's a difference in diabetic shoes, such as slightly wider around the types, and the fit is better--there's less places for your feet to rub, so I was happy with that, so I'm simply waiting now going to get my shoes. Overall, I was very pleased with the nurses, and Dr. Cain. The place was very professional, I had questions, and they answered them. I was easy it was easy for me to reschedule. It was easy for me to schedule a follow up appointment and you asked them about the insurance of what it would pay and things like that--they were quick with the answers. I would definitely recommend you at least try them out. The name used to be Lawton and foot clinic but they now have three different clinics, so they change the name to Southwest foot and ankle clinic that way Altus and I believe, Duncan, would be included in the name. They do many other things as well. But I wanted to give you a step by step with what their sweet and professional was like.

They are good. I love the orthotics. Very professional. Clean facility. Great parking. Do it if…read moreyour arches hurt!

From the owner: We specialize in managing comprehensive prosthetic and orthotic patient care associated with…read moreacquired or congenital neuromusculoskeletal disorders and limb loss or deficiencies. Orthotic and Prosthetic services are provided through a process that includes, but is not limited to: patient assessment/evaluation, formulation of a treatment plan through design and fabrication, test fittings, adjustments and/or modifications, and routine follow up care. We work one-on-one with the prescribing medical professionals, therapists, caregivers, and especially the patients, so all specific needs are addressed and achievable goals are met. With our innovative prosthetic limb designs, we can maximize your quality of life and give you the freedom of movement you desire. Made from durable, high-quality materials and components from up-to-date technologies, our prostheses can stand up to the rigors of your daily life and activities. And when you need adjustments or repairs, we're here to provide you with individualized care that is unmatched in the industry. Some off-the-shelf (OTS) orthotic devices are available upon request from your physician. OTS orthotic devices are designed for short term use only, and when custom devices are not necessarily warranted. We supply OTS devices on an as needed basis, therefore our supply is typically limited. Proper education is critical to managing your health conditions. At Texoma Orthotics & Prosthetics, we believe that knowledge is power...

Great service and very professional! We have truly enjoyed getting taken care of here! Thanks Dr…read more Reed!

I suffer from sciatica. Without Dr Reed, I probably would have needed surgery. He also taught me…read moreexercises to strengthen the muscles in my back and core. His staff is friendly and helpful and always cheerful. Our town is so blessed to have Dr Reed!