Brett Martindale, MD

About

Dr. Brett Martindale is a distinguished family medicine physician with a profound focus on nonsurgical orthopedics. Educated at Brigham Young University for his undergraduate studies and Ohio State University for his doctorate, Dr. Martindale brings a wealth of expertise to his practice in northern Utah. He completed his residency at McKay-Dee Hospital and pursued further specialization through a fellowship in Sports Medicine at Utah Valley Hospital.

Clinical Specializations

As a Sports Medicine Specialist, Dr. Martindale collaborates closely with orthopedic surgeons, physical therapists, and other healthcare professionals to provide comprehensive care for active individuals throughout Utah. His areas of expertise include:

• Acute sports injuries such as sprains, dislocations, and non-surgical fractures
• Overuse injuries, including stress fractures and tendonitis
• Concussions and traumatic brain injury (TBI)
• Pre-participation and "return to play" physical examinations
• Rehabilitation plans and tailored exercise regimens
• Subtalar and ankle arthritis
• Injury prevention strategies and personalized nutrition coaching
• All other nonsurgical orthopedics procedures

Community Engagement

Dr. Martindale recognizes that sports medicine extends beyond elite athletes, catering to individuals of all ages and activity levels. Committed to serving the diverse needs of the northern Utah community, he offers compassionate care and evidence-based treatments to help patients achieve their health and wellness goals.

Optimized for You

For premier nonsurgical orthopedic care in northern Utah, trust Dr. Brett Martindale to provide personalized treatment plans and dedicated support. Whether you're recovering from an injury or seeking preventive care, Dr. Martindale's expertise ensures that you receive the highest standard of care tailored to your unique needs.

Experience

• Ogden Clinic – Sports Medicine Physician
  Ogden, Utah – 2017 to Present

Media Appearances

PRP Injections for Tendon or Joint Pain | The Scope

Have you heard of PRP injections for conditions like arthritis, tendonitis, tennis elbow, or plantar fasciitis? It's a new option for people with pain in their tendons or joints. Learn more in this episode of The Scope!

Improving Pain Management after Knee Replacement Surgery | The Scope

Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Jeff Sorenson is joined by Sports Medicine Physician Dr. Brett Martindale. These two specialties work together to help patients recover faster and with less pain thanks to a new procedure called Iovera.

Dr. Brett Martindale on Ogden Clinic's Blog

Concussion Discussion with Dr. Brett Martindale

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