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Dr. Jonathan S. Hall, MD, FAAOS is a Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeon sub-specializing in foot and ankle surgery. He has trained under some of the world’s leaders in the operative and non-operative treatment of ankle, hindfoot, midfoot and forefoot disorders. His areas of expertise include:
Dr. Hall is dedicated to serving Seattle and its surrounding communities. He is passionate about bringing pioneering treatments to the region while embodying qualities of compassion, attentiveness, and reliability. As an renowned expert in foot and ankle care, our practice is honored to welcome you.
Ankle pain doesn’t always begin with arthritis. For many patients, it starts with a ligament injury — a severe sprain, repeated instability, or trauma that never fully resolves. Over time, those injuries can change how the ankle moves, leading to ongoing pain, stiffness, and difficulty with everyday activities. When ligament damage disrupts normal joint mechanics,
For athletes and highly active individuals, the ankle joint absorbs tremendous force over time. Repeated sprains, fractures, and high-impact movements can gradually damage the cartilage that protects the joint, increasing the risk of ankle arthritis earlier in life than many people expect. What may begin as a routine sports injury can eventually lead to chronic pain, stiffness,
Ankle instability can make everyday activities feel uncertain. Recurrent rolling, weakness, or the sensation that the ankle may “give way” can affect your confidence when walking — especially on stairs, uneven surfaces, or during longer periods of standing. While mild instability often improves with bracing or physical therapy, chronic instability may signal a deeper problem. When ankle