The Role of a Foot and Ankle Surgeon in Treating Sports Injuries

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The Role of a Foot and Ankle Surgeon in Treating Sports Injuries

A foot and ankle surgeon can diagnose and treat sports injuries, helping you to get back into the game faster. At Pivotal Foot And Ankle Surgeons, serving patients throughout St. Joseph, Kansas City, Parkville, and Platte City, MO. Our team of providers, Dr. Russell Grimes, Dr. Ross Bartley, and Dr. Tyler Sten, work with patients to identify what is causing their foot or ankle pain. If you are struggling with a sports injury, it's time to see a foot and ankle surgeon that can help you recover from your injuries.

How a Foot and Ankle Surgeon Can Help Your Sports Injuries

A foot and ankle surgeon can assess your injuries and make recommendations for surgery or other therapeutic interventions. The surgeon can talk to you about other treatment that could be beneficial, such as physical therapy to improve strength and mobility. A foot and ankle surgeon can repair injuries such as an Achilles tendon tear, making it possible for you to recover from your sports injury.

What to Expect from a Foot and Ankle Surgeon

When you go to a foot and ankle surgeon for the first time, you will go through an evaluation to determine what injuries you have. You might be scheduled for additional imaging, and you will talk about the symptoms you are experiencing. You will be able to ask questions, and have time with the doctor to learn more about treatment options you may have. If surgery is an option, you can discuss what to do in order to prepare for surgery and what you can expect after the surgery is over.

Call for a Foot and Ankle Surgeon Consultation Now

At Pivotal Foot And Ankle Surgeons, we understand the importance of getting treatment early in order to recover from a sports injury. When you have injured your foot or ankle, it's time to call us at 816-364-2338, and set up a consultation with Dr. Grimes, Dr. Bartley, or Dr. Sten. Get started on your path to recovery. If you are a patient in St. Jospeh, Kansas City, Parkville, or Platte City, MO, our office is centrally located to meet your treatment needs.

Athlete-grips-ankle-in-pain-on-tennis-court.

The Role of a Foot and Ankle Surgeon in Treating Sports Injuries

A foot and ankle surgeon can diagnose and treat sports injuries, helping you to get back into the game faster. At Pivotal Foot And Ankle Surgeons, serving patients throughout St. Joseph, Kansas City, Parkville, and Platte City, MO. Our team of providers, Dr. Russell Grimes, Dr. Ross Bartley, and Dr. Tyler Sten, work with patients to identify what is causing their foot or ankle pain. If you are struggling with a sports injury, it's time to see a foot and ankle surgeon that can help you recover from your injuries.

How a Foot and Ankle Surgeon Can Help Your Sports Injuries

A foot and ankle surgeon can assess your injuries and make recommendations for surgery or other therapeutic interventions. The surgeon can talk to you about other treatment that could be beneficial, such as physical therapy to improve strength and mobility. A foot and ankle surgeon can repair injuries such as an Achilles tendon tear, making it possible for you to recover from your sports injury.

What to Expect from a Foot and Ankle Surgeon

When you go to a foot and ankle surgeon for the first time, you will go through an evaluation to determine what injuries you have. You might be scheduled for additional imaging, and you will talk about the symptoms you are experiencing. You will be able to ask questions, and have time with the doctor to learn more about treatment options you may have. If surgery is an option, you can discuss what to do in order to prepare for surgery and what you can expect after the surgery is over.

Call for a Foot and Ankle Surgeon Consultation Now

At Pivotal Foot And Ankle Surgeons, we understand the importance of getting treatment early in order to recover from a sports injury. When you have injured your foot or ankle, it's time to call us at 816-364-2338, and set up a consultation with Dr. Grimes, Dr. Bartley, or Dr. Sten. Get started on your path to recovery. If you are a patient in St. Jospeh, Kansas City, Parkville, or Platte City, MO, our office is centrally located to meet your treatment needs.

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St. Joseph Location

Monday  

8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Tuesday  

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Wednesday  

8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Thursday  

8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Friday  

8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Saturday  

Closed

Sunday  

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Platte City Location

Monday  

8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Tuesday  

8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Wednesday  

8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Thursday  

8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Friday  

8:00 am - 11:30 am

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Closed

Sunday  

Closed