Dr Cooley did an amazing job fixing my genetically messed up knee. I had to wait about 4 weeks for…read moremy initial appointment and then another 3 for surgery, but I feel like the wait was worth it. I always research my specialists extensively, and having surgery done by an Olympic team surgeon seemed like the best option possible! The office staff at both the Park City and Murray locations were always very friendly and patient with all of my questions. I particularly liked how the Park City location had an X-ray machine there, so I was able to get X-rays immediately before the doctor saw me instead of making a special trip to do that ahead of time. I am so happy to say that my knee is better than ever after just a few months! I'm hoping not to need knee surgery again, but if I do, there is no doubt that I will see Dr Cooley.

Dr. Cooley is an absolutely fantastic orthopedic surgeon, and highly recommended. He is super nice…read moreand willing to talk and explain any questions you may have. He repaired my wife's ACL and it went great. In the future (god forbid) we had any other issues he would be our first call and preference for future injuries.

This helps me with headaches that I get from time to time. The owner is kind, efficient, and good…read moreat what he does. Simple payment options from single visits to a punchcard type deal. Real clean office. We'll keep going here.

I was in from out of town and somehow wrenched my knee . I hobbled around for a day before looking…read moreup local chiropractors to see if they could help. I called Dr Dave and he said to come on over. I limped in and walked out 20 minutes later! Something about a tibia or fibia out of sorts :) it was a pleasurable experience from the phone call to the adjustment to the look on my wife's face when I walked back into the house without a limp. Thanks Doc! FYI , you do t charge enough. That would have been 100.00 on Cali with 8 scheduled visits !

Terry Smith is now, unfortunately, retired. However, he was THE BEST Podiatrist I've ever seen!…read more I was referred there by my dad, who had been seeing him for years. I, too, have plantar fasciitis. He did not recommend surgery. He told me that the best thing to do for it, is wear better, more supportive shoes. He treated my dad's open foot wound, that wouldn't heal due to advanced diabetes. He properly prepared my dad emotionally with the fact that he woul ABSOLUTELY lose his foot. Once they got into surgery, Terry was able to clean out the infection, miraculously saving his foot. I couldn't disagree stronger with the other reviewers opinion. Dr. Smith went above and beyond, including calling him, even after hours, just to see how he was doing; just to show that he cared. I really wish he were still practicing as I haven't been able to find anyone that even comes close when comparing ability.

This podiatrist ( Terry Smith) was the worst thing that has ever happened in my life. I had…read moreplantar fasciitis in both of my feet. He did a surgery on both feet cutting the ligament in my foot called the plantar fascia. That was in November of 2011. Immediately after having the surgery my foot collapsed and started getting chronic ankle and knee pain. Terry said my pain was a disease that I would figure out later in my life. Since that date I have had to have more foot and knee surgeries and am now dealing with a bad hip. I think about what a mistake this surgery that should NEVER have been done EVERY day of my life! Cutting a ligament that holds your foot together should NEVER be done for plantar fasciitis! There are so many excellent orthopedists that I wish I would have talked to before having this surgery. I've also learned a good surgeon will never do both feet at once especially with a high risk surgery. Please before doing any kind of surgery with this podiatrist talk to a orthopedic Dr first. Chad Self

Dr Clark knows feet in all of the important ways. He somehow helped me get rid of excruciating…read moreplantar fasciitis. It hasn't come back for years. He has treated bad ingrown toenails very well. I have flat feet and ehlers danlos and my feet take a lot from my body. Dr Clark is impeccable when it comes to the best treatment for injuries and for ailments. With my Ehlers Danlos, my body doesn't heal well in many ways. We have to see what my body will respond with. My body doesn't ever "text book" heal because my genes have created some frustrating roadblocks along the way. But everything Dr Clark has treated me with has relieved me in my many pains. Even when we have to figure it out non-textbook, taking a small detour. Our bodies don't always respond the way treatment is expected to. He's currently treating my husband's broken ankle and one of Clark's biggest assets is looking for the nooks & crannies that are commonly missed things in the beginning of a foot injury. He likes to prevent bigger problems down the road and his care is very thorough. We are in good hands with Dr Clark and his office! You will be too.

Dr Clark is brilliant. Have needed his expertise twice for plantar fasciitis. Excellent care.read more

Important Warning: Hidden Out-of-Network Costs at The Surgery Center at Cottonwood used by this…read moreoffice I want to share my experience to help others avoid a costly and frustrating situation. I chose Dr. Larsen for my surgery specifically because he is listed as In-Network with my insurance provider. I have absolutely no complaints about the care I received--Dr. Larsen and his staff were excellent in every clinical aspect. However, the way the surgery was handled from an insurance and billing standpoint was deeply problematic. After it was determined I needed surgery, I met with a staff member of Dr Larsen to schedule it. I was advised to book it 3-4 weeks out due to my insurance's slow approval process. I was told they would notify me if there were any issues. No one ever mentioned that the Surgery Center at Cottonwood--where the procedure would take place--was Out-of-Network. In fact, I wasn't even told where the surgery would be performed until one week before. A week prior, I received a call from the Surgery Center's Billing Department informing me I'd need to pay a specific amount on the day of surgery. When I asked why it was so high, I was told I hadn't met my deductible. That explanation seemed reasonable, so I didn't question it further. Crucially, I was never told this was my Out-of-Network deductible. On the day of surgery, I was handed multiple forms to sign. One disclosed that Dr. Larsen is part-owner of the Surgery Center--standard for conflict-of-interest transparency. But nowhere did I see a clear indication that the facility was Out-of-Network. Two months later, I discovered the claim had been processed as Out-of-Network. I was shocked. I contacted my insurance company, who confirmed that the Surgery Center at Cottonwood is not in-network. I then reached out to Dr. Larsen's office, thinking the claim had been submitted incorrectly. They informed me that Dr. Larsen performs most of his surgeries at that center and that I should have been told this beforehand by the Surgery Center so I should contact them. This was especially surprising because Dr. Larsen's office had assured me they would handle the pre-approval. Clearly, they did not. When I called the Surgery Center, they said most insurance companies consider them Out-of-Network and that I should have been informed during the billing call. They also claimed I signed a form acknowledging this. I asked to see the form. Apparently, one page listed my insurance info with the acronym "OON" next to it--meaning "Out-of-Network." I didn't notice it, nor would I have understood what it meant. I was told to contact the Billing Department to resolve the issue. When I did, I explained that I was never clearly informed. Their response? "It shouldn't matter if it's in or out of network--we adjust our billing to match In-Network rates." That may work for some, but not for me. Had this been billed In-Network, I would have met my Out-of-Pocket Maximum, and subsequent medical expenses for my family would have been fully covered. Instead, I'm now facing over $5,000 in costs that should have been avoided. I was never given a choice of where my surgery would be performed, nor was I informed that the facility was Out-of-Network--despite both the doctor's office and the Surgery Center knowing this. That's not just a miscommunication--it's unethical. I'm currently filing an appeal with my insurance company, though I expect it will be denied since they followed protocol. The fault lies squarely with the doctor's office and the Surgery Center. I'm sharing this so others don't fall into the same trap. Always double-check not just your doctor's network status, but also the facility where your procedure will take place. Ask explicitly. Get it in writing. Don't assume anything.

My daughter was seen today for two in-grown toenails on her big toes. Dr. Hansen couldn't have been…read morenicer or put her more at ease. His bedside manner and sense of humor were just what she needed to help her relax. The medical assistant was also a joy to work with and fun to talk to. The whole staff is excellent. The procedure was smooth and as pain-free as possible, given the circumstance. We were seen within minutes of arriving and left the office in less than an hour. I highly recommend Dr. Hansen and Dr. Larson for all your foot health.

Dr. Shelton operated on me in 1991 for an acoustic neuroma removal. I haven't enough good words…read morefor this outstanding physician. He is not just a skillful surgeon but he is a very compassionate man. I just wish that I had more doctors like Dr. Shelton. The medical profession needs more people like Dr. Shelton. Thank you Dr. Shelton for being the great person you are. Sincerely, Robert J. Marcus

Saw this podiatrist while in Riverton hospital last year. I had broke both bones on my ankle. He…read moreput me in a splint and refused to do a CT scan until it had been 30 days...then he would find out if surgery was needed. Needless to say this did not set with me and I was in a rehab facility where the doctor there Insisted on a CT scan. CT scan was ordered and I had surgery...not a simple one either. I have a plate and 8 screws holding my ankle together. The orthopedic who did the surgery said if I had waited more than likely would not have use of that foot. If your feet matter to you, DON'T go to him.

Aug 15: Trevor Williams is terrific, my thanks again to him and his team. May 27: another excellent…read morevisit with Dr. Williams, an extremely knowledgeable, thorough, and empathetic professional. I also appreciate the support of Lani and Mitchell. February 11: A first-rate 1st visit. Dr. Williams is an excellent podiatrist. As a recent arrival in Salt Lake, having driven out from New York, it's reassuring to have found such a reliable individual. Highly recommend!

Dr.Preece great doctor ! He made an excellent job( surgery) on my foot, safe my life. His bedside…read moremanner is awesome. He also has a pretty great staff. Thank you so much!

Dr. Preece has been both mine and my mother's podiatrist. He is not only a great doctor but his…read morebedside manner is awesome. He also has a pretty great staff.