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 Closing at 1pm Today Due to Inclement Weather
The office of Foot and Ankle Institute of Colorado will be closing today at 1pm due to the snow to allow all of our staff and patients to get home safely. We hope you all have a safe and wonderful snow day! We plan to re-open tomorrow morning at 8am and will update you here if that changes for any reason.
Thank you all for the privilege of being to care for your families' foot and ankle needs. We will still be answering the phone this afternoon if you need to contact us for any reason at 719-488-4664.
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