Corbridge Podiatry

04/25/2025

Heads up, friends! Construction is underway at Main Street and 900 North, but don’t worry — the majority of the work is happening 𝐚𝐟𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐛𝐮𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝐡𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐬, at night so your daytime plans and favorite local stops are still easy to access!

✨ Main Street businesses are OPEN and ready to welcome you! ✨
Take advantage of this gorgeous weather to explore our historic downtown, stroll past charming storefronts, and discover one-of-a-kind finds in our locally-owned shops. Whether you're grabbing lunch, shopping for a gift, or just enjoying the small-town vibes, there's no better time to support the heart of our community.

🛣️ While the construction will cause minimal impact to travel, not showing up could have a big impact on our local businesses — and we know you won’t let that happen!

So come on down, soak up the sunshine, enjoy the beauty of Brigham City, and show our Main Street merchants some love. Your support makes all the difference!

04/24/2025

Another successful ribbon cutting at our new clinic space with ! ✂️ Thank you to all those who came out to support!

04/18/2025

📅 Mark your calendars! You’re invited to our open house round ✌🏼! We’ve moved to a brand new clinic (right next door to our previous location in SUITE B) and would love for you to stop by, take a tour, and grab FREE LUNCH. Here are the details:

✨Wednesday, April 23
✨11am - 1pm, with a ribbon cutting at 1:30pm with
✨FREE lunch
✨903 S Main St. Suite B, Brigham City, UT 84302

Mark your calendars and join us at 1:30pm on Wednesday, April 23 for a ribbon cutting event at Corbridge Podiatry! 903 South Main Street, Suite A in Brigham City

03/05/2025

Our patients give us all the feels! 🥰 And of course, they know me too well. 🎣 .us

11/18/2024

PRP ( ) therapy is becoming a popular treatment for the feet due to its regenerative properties, which can help with a variety of foot-related concerns.🦶🏽Here are some common reasons people use for their feet:

: PRP is often used to treat plantar fasciitis, a common cause of heel pain. It helps by promoting healing of the plantar fascia (the tissue connecting the heel to the toes) through enhanced tissue regeneration.

: PRP can stimulate healing of the Achilles tendon, which can suffer from overuse, injury, or inflammation. The growth factors in PRP can promote faster recovery.

: For those suffering from foot arthritis (e.g., osteoarthritis in the joints of the foot), PRP may help reduce inflammation, alleviate pain, and improve mobility by encouraging cartilage repair.

: People with long-term foot pain, especially after injury, can benefit from PRP to speed up healing and reduce discomfort, particularly when conservative treatments have failed.

or Injuries: PRP is used to promote healing of soft tissue injuries, sprains, or strains in the foot or ankle. The plasma’s growth factors stimulate the regeneration of damaged tissue.

Improved Skin Health: In some cases, PRP is used to improve the skin health of the feet, especially in individuals with issues like calluses, rough skin, or other dermatological concerns. The regenerative properties can help with smoother, healthier skin.

: PRP may be used to aid in healing diabetic foot ulcers by promoting tissue regeneration and speeding up the healing process.

In short, PRP helps stimulate tissue repair, reduce inflammation, and promote healing in various conditions affecting the feet. For many, it’s a non-invasive option with fewer side effects compared to surgery or long-term medication.

Call our office at 435-222-0635 to schedule your PRP appointment today!

09/08/2024

🍑 Brigham City Peach Days is becoming one of our favorite traditions. Thanks to those who said hello during today’s parade! 🍑

06/07/2024

or heel pain? Prioritize stretching and rest over impact (supportive footwear doesn’t hurt either!)

Here’s how and why:

➡️ Stretching: Regularly stretch your calves, Achilles tendon, and the bottom of your foot to alleviate tension on the plantar fascia. Simple exercises like toe stretches and calf stretches can help.

➡️ Supportive footwear: Invest in shoes with good arch support and cushioning to reduce strain on your feet. Avoid going barefoot or wearing unsupportive shoes, especially on hard surfaces.

➡️ Rest and ice: Give your feet time to rest and recover by avoiding activities that exacerbate the pain. Applying ice to the affected area several times a day can help reduce inflammation and discomfort.

📞 We can help! Call our office at 801-515-7997 to schedule an appointment.🦶🏽

04/26/2024

UPDATED ACCEPTED INSURANCE PLANS

We are officially on most plans!! 🎉

www.corbridgepodiatry.com will always have the latest accepted insurance plans.