Our Promise to You

Care That Actually Gets You Moving Again

You've tried the stretches, the ice, the YouTube fixes. Maybe you even saw a doctor who took X-rays, said "yep, it's swollen," and told you to come back in four weeks—with nothing to show for it. You walked in defeated. You'll leave here with answers. We don't do the runaround. Dr. Sautter reviews your case before you even arrive, listens to what you've tried, and creates a real plan to get you back to hiking, running, and living your life. We offer treatments other local practices don't—like laser therapy and minimally invasive surgery that gets you back on the trail in weeks, not months. Conservative care first, innovative options when you need them, surgery only when it's actually necessary. You didn't move to Oregon to sit on the sidelines. Let's get you back on your feet.

Dr. Todd Sautter

The only minimally invasive foot surgeon in Grants Pass

Dr. Sautter didn't move to Grants Pass for the mild winters—he moved for the mountains. As someone who values the Southern Oregon outdoor lifestyle as much as you do, he gets it. When foot pain threatens your ability to hike, run, or just take your morning walk, it's not just a medical issue—it's your quality of life. That's why he's dedicated his career to offering treatments that get you back to what you love—faster. He's the only surgeon in the area performing minimally invasive foot surgery, and he's invested in innovative options like MLS laser therapy and regenerative medicine when other practices haven't. But what patients appreciate most? He actually listens.

Meet the Team

You get the best of both

Innovation
Meets Experience.

Some podiatry practices have been doing things the same way for 30 years. Others chase every new trend without the experience to back it up. We combine our passion for innovative approaches with scientific research.

Come see our office

We could tell you our office is clean, modern, and welcoming. But honestly, you expect that. What you might not expect: a podiatry office that actually feels memorable. One where the Bigfoot artwork makes you smile. Where the space feels more "elevated and intentional" than "sterile and clinical." Where you walk out thinking, "Huh. That was actually… different."

Take a look around.