Dave and Karin’s Story

Thank you to Dr. Castro, Dr. Forseth and their entire team for treating my wife with such care and expertise.

A picture, from behind, of a woman walking down a rugged outdoor trail

Attached is a picture of my wife Karin, only four and one-half months removed from severe calcaneal and wrist fractures, at the beginning of our climb up Mount Moran in the Tetons. Thank you to Dr. Castro, Dr. Forseth and their entire team for treating my wife with such care and expertise in the difficult surgeries after her fall. I think she is a little ahead of her timeline.

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  • Michael Castro, D.O.

    “I view the foot and ankle as a ‘perfect machine’ that is taken for granted…when it breaks down the effects can be profound. My focus and the focus of my team is to help get you back on your feet doing what you love.”

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  • Michael Forseth

    Michael Forseth, M.D.

    “Volunteering overseas, in places like Haiti, Columbia, and Honduras, continues to be a positive influence on my practice. My experiences there have broadened my perspective about what I do here — personally and professionally.”

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