What to expect at your first visit
Your first appointment starts with a conversation — your podiatrist will review your history, discuss your symptoms or concerns, and perform a focused exam of your foot or ankle. Depending on your condition, that may include a review of your gait, imaging, or a discussion of treatment options. Plan for your visit to run a bit longer than a routine follow-up so there's time for questions.
What to bring
- A valid photo ID
- Your current insurance card
- A list of current medications and dosages
- Any prior imaging, records, or referral paperwork related to your foot or ankle
- A brief summary of your symptoms — when they started and what makes them better or worse
Before you arrive
We recommend completing your patient intake forms and your medical history form ahead of time so your appointment can start on schedule. If you're not able to finish them beforehand, just arrive a few minutes early and our front desk team will help you get set up. Returning patients can also sign in through the patient portal.
Scheduling your appointment
You can request an appointment online or call the location nearest you directly. We hold same-day appointments for emergencies such as ingrown toenails, sprains, and breaks.
- Farmington — 473 W. Bourne Circle, Suite 2 · 801-451-7500
- South Ogden — 945 Chambers Street, Suite 3 · 801-627-2122
Reviewed by the physicians at Wasatch Foot & Ankle Institute. Our board-certified, fellowship-trained podiatrists provide foot and ankle care in Farmington and South Ogden, Utah.