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Foot and Ankle Specialist in Seattle, WA

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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:

  • Problems related to ankle and foot deformities
  • Leg, ankle, and foot fractures
  • Sports injuries to the ankle and foot leading to pain and instability
  • Nerve, muscle, and tendon injuries and pain due to arthritis in the ankle and foot

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.

Dr. Hall is an amazing surgeon and doctor. He's also an amazing human being. I have been with Dr Hall for about 5 years now due to chronic ankle issues. He has been genuine in his regard, sincere, caring, informative, and always supportive. Weirdly enough, I will miss him once we get this issue resolved. Highly recommend!

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When is Surgery Necessary for Adult Acquired Flatfoot Deformity (AAFD)?

Flat feet can be a perfectly normal trait for some people, but when the condition develops in adulthood and causes pain or changes in your gait, it could require treatment for adult acquired flatfoot deformity (AAFD). In some cases, surgery is the best option to restore function and relieve discomfort.  Understanding when surgery is necessary starts with knowing how