Since 1981, the Foot & Ankle Institute has been offering a variety of treatments and procedures to provide the best foot and ankle care to all their patients. With 8 board certified podiatrists and 8 locations to choose from, they do it all. Foot & Ankle Institute is a full service podiatric facility that treats conditions such as heel pain, wound care, neuropathy, and more.
They provide services including weight-bearing CT scans, total ankle replacement, and have a surgery center available. The Foot & Ankle Institute accepts most insurance plans and welcomes new patients. If you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment, call one of our offices today!
They provide services including weight-bearing CT scans, total ankle replacement, and have a surgery center available. The Foot & Ankle Institute accepts most insurance plans and welcomes new patients. If you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment, call one of our offices today!
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Dr. Keith Reber organized the Foot and Ankle Institute in 1981. Over the last 28 years the practice has grown from one office to the largest and most comprehensive podiatry practice in the state of Utah with four offices, seven doctors, and in office MRI, fluoroscope, digital x-rays, ultrasound, product center, and surgery center.
Dr. Powell is a board certified surgeon specializing in the treatment of foot and ankle pathology. He enjoys the challenge of diagnosing and treating foot and ankle injuries including sprains, fractures, and ruptures. He also specializes in the treatment of congenital and acquired conditions such as flat feet, heel pain, hammer toes, and bunions.
Dr. Brad Webb enjoys helping his patients overcome foot and ankle problems so they can lead an active, healthy lifestyle. He finds great satisfaction in treating all foot and ankle conditions. Dr. Webb specializes in treating foot and ankle deformities, wounds of the lower extremity, trauma, and foot pain through conservative and surgical methods.
Dr. Victor Myers was raised in St. George, Utah. He attended Southern Utah University. During this time, he shadowed Drs. Leon Reber and Andrew Powell. While at SUU, he participated in the Utah Rural Health Scholars program for which he was awarded a grant to start a free foot clinic for the homeless in the area.
To ensure your convenience, below is the information you need about our podiatry office, including our hours, location, appointment scheduling and insurance acceptance. If, for any reason, you cannot keep a scheduled appointment or will be delayed, please call as soon as possible. Charges may be incurred for appointments cancelled less than 24 hours before scheduled appointment time.
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M. C.
Feb 15, 2021
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Blair M.
Oct 22, 2020
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Back in August of 2019 I met with Doctor Leon Reber regarding a very painful right ankle that I seriously injured two times within 2 months. I injured it 44 years ago. Being very large most of my life caused the ankle to become much worse over time. The pain was so bad I could hardly walk on it. Dr. Reber was very up front with me, informing that I would have to have two surgeries, be non-weight bearing for 5 to 6 months, using a scooter to get around. And then a walking boot for the next 2 months. If the surgery was to reconstruct the ankle and depending on it my ankle would be stable and
Barbara J.
Jul 21, 2020
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Dan B.
Apr 27, 2020
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The dedication by the staff to me personally was phenomenal, I went in with a severe toe infection and upon initial inspection they weren't sure they were going to able to save my big toe! It was only due to the skill and compassion of Dr. Smith that my toe was saved! He even came in on weekends to meet with me at his office so he could continue to administer care and medications to my toe!
The entire bottom half of my right big toe had to be cut away to remove the infection, Dr. Smith was not about to give up, and after several weeks of intensive care having me come in to the office every
The entire bottom half of my right big toe had to be cut away to remove the infection, Dr. Smith was not about to give up, and after several weeks of intensive care having me come in to the office every
Lana L.
Jul 16, 2019
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I took my 93-year-old mother back to the Foot & Ankle Institute because she hadn't been in for three years. She was charged, prior to adjustments, $782.88: $303.38 to the podiatrist; $89.72 to debride 6 or more nails; $213.66 for a new patient visit; $88.06 to the podiatrist; and another $88.06 for a follow-up visit. She was charged for a follow-up that should have been included in the initial costs! And this was to have her toe nails cut and filed down (with a Dremel drill--which I have at home!). Her big toe hasn't recovered since the initial May 15, 2019, visit; if I could, I&apos
Randy D.
Mar 14, 2018
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