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Alpine Foot & Ankle Clinic

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Alpine Foot & Ankle Clinic

Alpine Foot & Ankle Clinic is a family-friendly podiatrist, serving the Missoula area. Do you have foot, heel or ankle pain? Alpine Foot & Ankle Clinic can help!

Dr. Neibauer and his staff are dedicated to providing excellent foot and ankle care. Our priority is to deliver quality care to informed patients in a comfortable and convenient setting. Our goal is to make all patient contact with our office as pleasant and efficient as possible. Dr. Gregg Neibauer and the staff can’t wait to help you back on your feet again!

03/05/2026

Ball-of-foot pain is a common complaint—but the underlying cause is often misunderstood. In this article, I explain how stress on smaller structures beneath the foot can lead to chronic pain and mobility issues if left untreated.

Understanding the root cause is key to effective, non-surgical treatment and long-term relief.

Read more here:
👉 https://www.alpinefoot.com/library/the-other-ball-under-your-foot.cfm

03/02/2026

Meet Dr. Gregg Neibauer 👋

I’ve spent over 20 years helping people in Missoula and across Montana stay active, mobile, and pain-free—without rushing to surgery. At Alpine Foot & Ankle Clinic, my focus is on advanced, non-surgical solutions like laser therapy and shockwave treatment that help patients get real relief and get back to the activities they love.

If foot or heel pain is slowing you down, you don’t have to live with it. I invite you to learn more about my background, philosophy of care, and why patients travel hundreds of miles to see me.

👉 Read my full bio here:
https://www.alpinefoot.com/bio/gregg-neibauer.cfm

02/26/2026

Stubborn warts don’t usually respond to over-the-counter treatments.

I treat many patients who have tried multiple methods without success. Laser wart removal is a safe, effective, in-office option that targets the wart at its source while minimizing damage to surrounding skin.

This article explains how laser wart removal works, what makes it effective, and when professional treatment is the right choice.

👉 Read more:
https://www.alpinefoot.com/library/laser-wart-removal-safety-and-effectiveness.cfm

02/23/2026

Achilles tendonitis can be stubborn—and rest alone often isn’t enough.

I treat many patients with ongoing Achilles pain who want relief without surgery or injections. Shockwave therapy is one advanced, non-surgical option I use to stimulate healing, improve blood flow, and reduce chronic tendon pain.

This article explains how shockwave therapy works for Achilles tendonitis and who may be a good candidate.

👉 Read more:
https://www.alpinefoot.com/library/missoula-mt-shockwave-therapy-for-achilles-tendonitis.cfm

02/19/2026

Plantar fasciitis relief shouldn’t be temporary.

I see many patients who try short-term fixes for heel pain, only to have symptoms return. Lasting plantar fasciitis relief starts with identifying what’s causing the strain and addressing it with the right treatment plan.

This article explains why plantar fasciitis develops, why symptoms often come back, and how professional care can help you get long-term relief—without rushing into surgery.

👉 Read more:
https://www.alpinefoot.com/library/finding-lasting-plantar-fasciitis-relief.cfm

02/16/2026

Diabetes affects your feet more than many people realize.

I see preventable foot complications every year—from infections to wounds that don’t heal properly. The right daily care and regular professional monitoring can significantly reduce the risk of serious problems.

This article outlines 10 important diabetic foot care principles I recommend to help protect circulation, prevent injuries, and catch issues early.

👉 Read more:
https://www.alpinefoot.com/library/10-diabetic-foot-care-tips-from-our-missoula-podiatrist.cfm

02/12/2026

Not all foot injuries happen the same way.

Some injuries develop slowly from repetitive stress and overuse. Others happen suddenly—from a misstep, fall, or impact. I treat both types regularly, and knowing the difference is critical for choosing the right treatment and preventing long-term problems.

This article explains the difference between overuse and traumatic injuries, common warning signs, and why early evaluation matters if pain isn’t improving.

👉 Read more:
https://www.alpinefoot.com/library/overuse-injuries-traumatic-injuries-and-how-to-prevent-them.cfm

02/09/2026

Running with an ingrown toenail isn’t just painful—it can make the problem worse.

I regularly see runners who try to push through toe pain, only to end up with infection, swelling, or chronic nail issues. Ingrown toenails are often caused by repetitive pressure, improper nail trimming, and shoes that don’t fit your running gait.

This article explains why runners are especially prone to ingrown toenails and when professional treatment is the best option to keep you training safely.

👉 Read more:
https://www.alpinefoot.com/library/ingrown-toenails-and-running.cfm

02/05/2026

Heel pain isn’t always plantar fasciitis.

I see many patients who’ve been stretching, icing, and changing shoes—yet their heel pain doesn’t improve. Often, that’s because something else is causing the pain, such as nerve irritation, stress fractures, tendon problems, or heel bursitis.

Getting the diagnosis right is the key to lasting relief. This article explains common causes of heel pain that are often overlooked and why a professional evaluation matters.

👉 Read more:
https://www.alpinefoot.com/library/heel-pain-causes-beyond-plantar-fasciitis-missoula-mt.cfm

02/02/2026

Achilles pain can sneak up on you—especially if you’re active or on your feet all day.

At Alpine Foot & Ankle Clinic, I see Achilles tendon issues caused by overuse, tight calf muscles, poor footwear, and sudden activity changes. The good news? Many cases respond well to conservative, non-surgical care when addressed early.

If you’ve noticed stiffness, swelling, or pain near the back of your heel, don’t ignore it. Learn how to protect your Achilles tendon and when it’s time to seek professional care.

👉 Read more: https://www.alpinefoot.com/library/keeping-that-achilles-tendon-healthy.cfm

01/29/2026

If you’ve been considering regenerative therapy for chronic foot or ankle pain, you may be wondering what the actual appointment is like. I walk you through the entire process — from preparation to recovery — in this new resource.

Amniotic allograft injections (“stem cell therapy”) are a non-surgical treatment option designed to reduce inflammation, promote healing, and help you stay active with minimal downtime.

If you want a clear, step-by-step explanation of what to expect, start here:
➡️ https://www.alpinefoot.com/library/what-to-expect-during-stem-cell-therapy-montana-podiatrist.cfm

01/26/2026

Whether you’re a runner, hiker, skier, or weekend athlete, foot and ankle injuries can take you out of the activities you love. I treat sports injuries every day — from sprains and tendonitis to stress fractures, heel pain, and overuse conditions.

My goal is to help you heal quickly, avoid re-injury, and stay active using effective, non-surgical treatments like shockwave therapy, laser therapy, and custom orthotics.

If pain is holding you back, I’m here to help you get moving again:
➡️ https://www.alpinefoot.com/practice_areas/sports-injuries.cfm

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1845 Bancroft Street
Missoula, MT
59801

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 12:30pm
	1:15pm - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+14067214007

Website

http://www.alpinefoot.com/

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