Best Osteoarthritis of Foot Doctors in Preston, ID

Dr. Joseph Wilkinson is a board-certified podiatrist with special training in minimally invasive foot and ankle procedures. He is certified in ankle arthroscopy and lower extremity ultrasound.A Utah native, Dr. Wilkinson completed his undergraduate studies at Brigham Young University and earned his medical degree in podiatric medicine from Western University of Health Sciences. He completed a three-year foot and ankle surgical residency as Chief Resident, gaining expertise in trauma, reconstruction, infection, wound care, diabetic foot care, heel pain, sports injuries, bunions, and hammertoes.With strong family ties to Cache Valley, Dr. Wilkinson actively coaches youth sports and enjoys hiking and camping with his six daughters. His commitment to his community and love for the outdoors enhances his patient care in Northern Utah.

Dr. Ryan Rigby is a Fellowship Trained Foot and Ankle Surgeon. He performed his undergraduate studies at Utah State University. He graduated from his Medical School studies at Midwestern University in Glendale, AZ. He completed residency at Oakwood Annapolis Hospital in Dearborn, MI. He then completed a trauma and reconstructive fellowship at Sarasota Orthopedic Associates in Sarasota, FL. He currently works at Logan Regional Orthopedics. He specializes in Arthroscopic surgery, Minimally Invasive Surgery, Ankle and Foot Fractures, Achilles Ruptures and Injuries, Ankle Instability and performs Total Ankle Replacements. He serves as Section Editor for the Journal of Foot & Ankle Surgeons. Currently he is the Vice Chair and Manuscript Chair for the ACFAS Annual Scientific Conference. He enjoys guest lecturing nation wide and has published in many peer reviewed journals and textbooks. He and his wife Emily, have four children and enjoy both snow skiing and water skiing in their home town of Logan, Utah.

Dr. Benjamin Thomas, DPM is a Podiatry Specialist who practices in Providence, UT. He has been practicing for 12 years. Dr. Benjamin Thomas, DPM is affiliated with Cache Valley Hospital.

As a Physiatrist, I believe that the first step in treatment is to arrive at the correct diagnosis. Once an accurate diagnosis is established, we should proceed with the most conservative treatments. After a precise diagnosis has been made, physical therapy is utilized to treat the injury . If this fails, then non-addictive medications can be considered. If they fail, then injections may be performed. I see my job as being your health consultant.