Radiculopathy near Montpelier, ID

Biography: Dr. Teresa Johnson, MD is a Family Practitioner who practices in Idaho Falls, ID. She is 67 years old. Dr. Teresa Johnson, MD is affiliated with Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center.

Care Philosophy: My job is to get you back doing what you want to do without surgery if possible. If surgery is indicated, then I will treat your surgery like it was on my own family member. I will always give you the time and attention that you need in clinic and take as much time in surgery to make it perfect. I look forward to taking excellent care of you!

Biography: Brett Martindale is a family medicine physician with a special interest in sports medicine. After receiving his undergraduate education from Brigham Young University, Brett went on to Ohio State to obtain his doctorate. He returned to Utah to complete a residency at McKay-Dee Hospital followed by a fellowship in Sports Medicine at Utah Valley Hospital. As a Sports Medicine Specialist, Dr. Martindale works closely with orthopedic surgeons, physical therapists, and other professionals to treat various conditions that affect active Utahns. Sports medicine is not just for high-level athletes – Dr. Martindale sees patients of all ages and athletic abilities. He addresses many sports injuries including: Acute sports injuries like sprains, dislocations, and non-surgical fractures Overuse injuries including stress fractures and tendonitis Concussions and traumatic brain injury (TBI) Pre-participation and ``return to play`` physical examinations Rehabilitation plans and exercise regimens Subtaylor and ankle arthritis Injury prevention and nutrition coaching

Care Philosophy: Although we embrace new technology and methods, we remain rooted in our community and committed to the idea of personal care and a long-term relationship with a family doctor. We are one of the few practices continuing to be on call for our

Biography: Dr. Brett Richards was born and raised in Texas. Dr. Richards specializes in Upper Extremity Surgery. His unique skill set allows him to care for a diverse patient population with a number of musculoskeletal ailments. His interests include nerve compression, arthritis of the hand, wrist and elbow, limb contractures secondary to stroke or traumatic brain injury, and sports-related injuries of the upper extremity. Prior to coming to Ogden, he was the upper extremity team physician for NCAA Division I and II scholarship athletes at two universities in south Texas. He brings his love of sports to Utah and hopes to continue his work by helping athletes in the Beehive state. In his spare time Dr. Richards enjoys golfing, fishing, skiing with his family, and cheering on the Heisman winning Fighting Texas Aggies.