Breaking Down Treatments for Your Busted Ankle
A fractured, or broken, ankle is a common injury, but it still requires medical attention from an expert. Learn how we can treat your fractured ankle and get you back on your feet here.
Office CLOSED 3/14/24 for Winter Storm
Our office will be closed on 3/14/24 for the anticipated large impact winter storm that is approaching. We will still be available by phone during the business hours of 8am to 5pm to help you. Making the decision to close now will allow the Foot and Ankle Institute of Colorado team members and patients to be safe tomorrow and avoid being on the roads. We plan to re-open the office at 8am on Friday morning. This message applies to the clinic only. If you have a surgery scheduled for this day, it will be up to the facility and surgical team whether or not your surgery will be rescheduled.
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