Podiatrist in Bountiful, Utah

Foot pain has a way of shrinking your world. At our Bountiful office, two board-certified podiatrists work to give you that range back. Foot & Ankle Specialists of Utah sits just off I-15 on 750 South, serving patients across Davis County, and we have room on the schedule for new and urgent visits, often within the same week.

Whether it’s a heel that screams on the first step out of bed, a bunion that’s outgrown your shoes, or a sports injury you’d like to put behind you, you’ll be seen by a foot doctor in Bountiful who treats each problem with care and attention.

Meet Your Bountiful Podiatrists

Dr. Bryan Seagle, DPM has practiced for more than 15 years and is board-certified in foot surgery by the American Board of Podiatric Surgery. He focuses on foot and ankle reconstruction, sports medicine, and advanced diabetic wound care, and has served as team physician for Olympus High School football since 2007. From a teenager with a turf injury to an adult managing diabetes, he tailors the plan to the patient.

Dr. Adam Gerber, DPM is a Utah native who returned home to practice after more than a decade in podiatry. He is dual board-certified by the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery and the American Board of Podiatric Medicine, and a Fellow of both the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons and the American College of Podiatric Medicine. His credentials span the full range of conservative care and advanced reconstructive surgery.

Conditions We Treat Most in Bountiful

• Heel pain & plantar fasciitis — stretching protocols, custom orthotics, injections, and minimally invasive surgery when it’s warranted.
• Bunions & hammertoes — conservative management first, modern correction surgery when a deformity is limiting you.
• Sports injuries & ankle sprains — Achilles trouble, stress fractures, and overuse injuries, with a sports-medicine-trained surgeon on site.
• Diabetic foot care — annual exams, neuropathy screening, wound care, and limb-preservation surgery. Medicare Part B covers an annual diabetic foot exam for most patients.
• Ingrown toenails — most resolved in a single visit, with a permanent fix available for recurring cases.
• Nail & skin conditions and custom orthotics — fungal nails, warts, painful calluses, and orthotics built from a true mold of your foot.

Why Bountiful Patients Choose Us

• Two board-certified foot and ankle surgeons under one roof.
• Imaging, orthotics, in-office procedures, and surgery handled in the same practice.
• New and urgent appointments often available the same week.
• Conservative care first — surgery is the last resort, not the opening move.

Serving Bountiful & Davis County

Our Bountiful office is an easy stop along the I-15 and Highway 89 corridor, drawing patients from Bountiful, West Bountiful, Woods Cross, North Salt Lake, Centerville, Farmington, and the surrounding Davis County communities.

Frequently asked questions

Where is your Bountiful podiatry office located?

Foot & Ankle Specialists of Utah is located at 596 W 750 S, Suite 200, Bountiful, UT 84010. Our office is conveniently accessible from I-15 and serves patients from Bountiful, West Bountiful, Woods Cross, North Salt Lake, Centerville, Farmington and surrounding Davis County communities.

What foot and ankle conditions do your Bountiful podiatrists treat?

Our Bountiful podiatrists evaluate and treat heel pain, plantar fasciitis, bunions, hammertoes, sports injuries, ankle sprains, ingrown toenails, fungal nails, diabetic foot concerns and other foot and ankle conditions. Treatment recommendations depend on your diagnosis, health and mobility needs.

Which podiatrists see patients at the Bountiful office?

Adam Gerber, DPM, and Bryan Seagle, DPM, provide foot and ankle care at our Bountiful location. They offer conservative treatment and can discuss surgical options when medically appropriate.

How can I request an appointment with a podiatrist in Bountiful?

You can submit a request through our online appointment form or call the Bountiful office at (801) 292-4425. Appointment availability depends on the provider and the type of foot or ankle care you need.