Welcome to Grand Valley Foot and Ankle Center of Grand Junction, Colorado, and its sister clinic, San Juan Foot and Ankle Center of Montrose, Colorado. Our clinics were initially established as a partnership in 1995 between two physicians who trained together at Stanford University Medical Center. Over the years, the original partnership has evolved into a fifteen employee medical corporation, including five highly trained physicians. Proudly, this represents one of the largest podiatry practices in the state of Colorado. The main office originated in Grand Junction and has subsequently expanded through satellite locations in Delta, Rifle and Rangely.

This group currently boasts over fifty years of combined experience specializing in ailments of the foot, ankle, and lower extremities. These pathologies can vary in nature and severity from soft tissue or skin disorders to structural or skeletal deformities. Sports related injuries, biomechanical anormalities, and underlying systemic diseases, such as diabetes, often times exacerbate the problems treated through this clinic. A wide array of diagnostic and therapeutic modalities are available through one clinical setting. Treatment options can range from non-invasive medicinal methods or physical therapy type modalities to minimally invasive surgery or ultimately more advanced reconstructive procedures.

Our offices are state-of-the-art and we intend to continue to evolve as advancement in medicine allows. Our mission is to restore proper lower extremity health and function to those in need. Dr. C.J. Daniel, Dr. T. A. Griffiths, Dr. J.M. Feild, Dr. T.S. Schmitt and Dr. H.D. Kaufman wish to extend, in advance, their appreciation for the confidence you may extend to us by making an appointment through our clinics. We look forward to serving you to the best of our abilities.

Podiatrists are doctors trained to treat conditions of the foot, ankle, and lower leg. Common conditions that podiatrists often diagnose and treat include the following:

• Achilles tendonitis
• Bunions
• Calluses
• Corns
• Diabetic foot wounds
• Heel pain
• Ingrown toenails
• Plantar warts

Podiatrists may prescribe orthotic devices and medication and may perform inpatient or outpatient surgical procedures to treat foot, ankle, and lower leg conditions.

We are committed to patient education, and we hope you will consult the pages available from the left navigation bar to find out about our practice and other podiatry resources. Please call us with any questions.