William G. Montross, DPM, FACAS

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Board-Certified Foot and Ankle Surgeon Brings Expertise in Conservative Treatment and Surgical Reconstruction

Dr. William G. Montross, a distinguished podiatrist and Fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (FACAS), joins the esteemed team at UCHealth Podiatry Clinic - Grand Cordera in Colorado Springs, Colorado. 

With a strong emphasis on conservative approaches to foot and ankle conditions, Dr. Montross is recognized for his innovative surgical techniques and dedication to joint salvage. A firm believer in the power of cutting-edge technology in podiatric surgery, he brings a wealth of experience and expertise to his practice. 

“I have a passion for surgical reconstruction of the foot and ankle. I have also worked with some of the world’s top athletes getting them back in the game,” stated Dr. Montross. His collaborative partnerships with leading orthopedic companies further exemplify his commitment to delivering the highest standard of care to his patients.

Dr. Montross’s academic journey began at Colgate University in Hamilton, New York, where he earned his Undergraduate Degree. He subsequently pursued his medical training at the renowned Dr. William Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine before completing his residency at Baptist Memorial Hospital. 

Throughout his educational and professional development, Dr. Montross has consistently demonstrated a dedication to advancing the field of podiatric medicine through his clinical expertise and patient-centered approach.

At UCHealth Podiatry Clinic, patients can expect to receive personalized care tailored to their unique needs under Dr. Montross’s expert guidance. Whether seeking treatment for common foot ailments or complex surgical procedures, individuals can trust in his compassionate care and commitment to restoring mobility and quality of life.

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