Cool, creepy, numbed, frozen and anesthestitized, treated, cut, and acided Ingrown Toenails. AKA,…read moremy neighbor is cool. He is a Podiatrist ( Foot Surgeon) at SouthRidge Clinic at Riverton IHC Hospital. Floor 4, Suite 420, his Name is Dr. Reagan. If you have angry toes or feet, go see him.

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

Fantastic doctors! Absolutely the WORST billing people I have ever worked with. Not responsive,…read morenot helpful, hide behind emails and policies. Go there for you podiatry needs, but be warned about the billing agency they use.

The providers (Dr. Clark) are awesome but the front desk receptionist is not friendly at all!…read more If you don't like your job then find something else.

Dr. Auger was thorough, but quick in analyzing my foot pain. She advised me on proper care and…read morefuture treatment if my condition doesn't resolve. Overall, I was very pleased.

Dr. Auger was absolutely fantastic! She is knowledgeable and answered all of my questions. My…read moreappointment was timely and I left feeling so grateful to have found her. I would highly recommend her to anyone needing podiatry care.

Went in for my bunion, Dr. Dicks was very helpful & informative. His assistant was very nice &…read morehelpful too.

I cannot say enough about Dr. Ellsworth. He is AWESOME!! I recently had Achilles tendon surgery. He…read moreused the latest technology including stem cells for healing. With a new wave anchor, to secure my tendon, I thought for sure I'd be in pain. I honestly had only one day of being uncomfortable!!! It's miraculous!! He's really one of the best doctors I've even had. I highly recommend him. You'll find him personable and concerned. He's an excellent doctor! Thanks, Dr. Ellsworth!!!

I would not recommend Dr. Auger…read more At my initial visit, she was friendly and seemed knowledgeable, so I trusted her recommendations. In hindsight, that trust was misplaced. She recommended custom orthotics and had me sign an agreement stating that if my insurance did not cover them, I would be responsible for the full cost, about $350. I agreed, assuming this was standard and appropriate coming from an in-network provider. Later, I learned that because Dr. Auger is contracted with my insurance, she should have only been allowed to charge me around $180 for the orthotics. Despite this, she did not honor that pricing. While I understand I signed the agreement, it felt unethical for an in-network provider not to follow insurance guidelines. When the "custom" orthotics arrived, I was charged an additional $80 simply to pick them up. The visit consisted of walking back to an exam room and placing them in my shoes briefly, no fitting, adjustment, or meaningful evaluation. After wearing the orthotics for several months, my foot pain actually worsened. When I contacted the office to schedule an adjustment, I was told I could make another appointment. Given my previous experiences, I called ahead to confirm whether there would be an additional charge. At that point, I was told Dr. Auger would refer me out to another provider. Between the high costs, lack of improvement, and being referred elsewhere for follow-up care, this experience was extremely disappointing. I ultimately spent nearly $600 and months in pain. I hope sharing this helps others make a more informed decision.

Today I went to see Dr. Auger regarding issues I had with my toes post op, that was performed by…read moreanother doctor. She assessed my toes and then we discussed what would be the best next step to help prevent needing another surgery. She gave me recommendations and told me to reach out to her if I had questions. She was very engaged in my concerns and sincerely wanted to help me. thank you Dr. Auger. I will definitely be back to see you with any further issues.

Dr. Hunter and the nurses are wonderful. Great care, easy to work with and a great clinic.read more

Really effective and nice. Very flexible with their schedule. I recommend this business more than…read moreother physical "sciences" business out there

I broke my foot back in April and was referred to a different dr. After my experience I lost some…read moretrust in Dr.s. Luckily, I listened to my gut, and some friends who referred me to Dr. Larsen. I honestly believe he is the best Podiatrist in Utah. He has taken amazing care of me, has been so personable, interacts with my kids. And helped me out on the weekend, his time off with family. I will refer anyone and everyone to him.

I love Dr Clark Larsen! He did wonders for my broken fibula-I have zero pain after recovery and his…read morestaff is

Have you ever called a doctor's office to make an appointment because you dropped something on your…read morefoot, and you want to see if your foot is broken, or cracked or even sprained...and to have the receptionist talk to you in a condescending rude way? If you call here, you will want to jump through the phone, and wring the receptionist's neck. That sounds so extreme, but that's how I felt after getting off the phone with her, and then again having to deal with her when I checked in for my appointment. I didn't appreciate her eye rolls, and under her breath sighs. I was also surprised by her behavior, because she is an older women you would think she would be more professional. The intake nurse was so nice, and helpful. So very kind when taking x-rays of my foot and vitals. Then Dr Dickerson came in and took a look at my x-rays for just a few seconds and said your foot is just fine. I said "Why does it hurt then, it feels like it's broken, especially when I walk." He said he didn't know, but if it continues to hurt come back, and then that was it. I saw him for maybe for 3 or 4 minutes at the most. Weeks later I get a bill from my insurance company saying I owe another $25 for my co-pay. Why did the rude receptionist not charge the correct co-pay in the first place, obviously she isn't very good at her job.

Dr Dickerson is great. He takes his time and explains things well and best of all he gives…read morepainless shots.