Our Foot and Ankle Services

Physical Therapy in Idaho Falls

What is Physical Therapy for the Foot and Ankle?

Physical therapy is a non-surgical approach to treating pain, restoring movement, and rebuilding strength after an injury or procedure. At Idaho Foot & Ankle Center, our physical therapy services are focused specifically on the foot and ankle — the foundation of everything you do.

Whether you're recovering from surgery, managing a chronic condition, or dealing with a nagging injury that won't go away, a structured rehab program can make a significant difference in how quickly and completely you heal.

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Who Can Benefit from Physical Therapy?

  • Plantar fasciitis and heel pain
  • Achilles tendon injuries
  • Ankle sprains and chronic ankle instability
  • Post-surgical recovery (bunions, fractures, Lapiplasty, etc.)
  • Tendonitis
  • Sports injuries
  • Flat feet and gait-related pain

Physical Therapy After Surgery

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The goal of physical therapy isn't just pain relief — it's getting you back to the activities that matter to you. Whether that's running a 5K, walking without discomfort, or keeping up with your kids, we're here to help you get there.

Physical therapy is often covered by insurance. Our staff can help you understand your benefits before your first appointment.

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What to Expect

Your therapy program starts with a thorough evaluation of your strength, flexibility, range of motion, and how you walk and move. From there, we build a personalized plan designed around your specific condition and goals.

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Therapeutic exercises

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Manual therapy

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Stretching and flexibility

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Balance and proprioception training

Our Physical Therapsits

Dr. Caleb Bake, PT, DPT

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Streamlining the Path to Precise Laboratory Results

Dr. Caleb Bake was born in Rexburg, Idaho, and spent his early years in Missouri, California, and Washington before returning to his Idaho roots. Having personally experienced Sever’s disease as a child, endured more ankle sprains than he'd like to admit, and witnessed his father’s recovery from a complete Achilles tendon rupture, Dr. Bake found himself naturally drawn to the complexities of foot and ankle rehabilitation.

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