About the Colorado Foot & Ankle Society
The Colorado Podiatric Medical Association, also known as the Colorado Foot & Ankle Society (CFAS), is a nonprofit 501(c)(6) professional organization dedicated to advancing the field of podiatric medicine.
Founded in 1963, CFAS represents more than 100 foot and ankle specialists across Colorado and serves physicians, residents, students, and the broader healthcare community.
Areas of Focus
Education
Supporting continuing education initiatives for physicians, residents, and students.
Professional Collaboration
Connecting physicians and healthcare professionals through collaboration and shared expertise.
Advocacy
Advancing legislative advocacy efforts for podiatric medicine across Colorado.
Public Outreach
Serving the broader healthcare community through outreach and educational initiatives.
Research
Supporting the advancement of podiatric medicine through research and professional development.
Residency & Training
Supporting podiatric residency programs and the next generation of specialists.
About Doctors of Podiatric Medicine
A Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM) is uniquely trained in the comprehensive medical and surgical treatment of the foot, ankle, and related structures of the lower leg.
From medical school through residency, podiatric physicians receive specialized education focused exclusively on diagnosing, treating, prescribing for, correcting, and preventing conditions affecting the foot and ankle — including injuries, deformities, disease, and chronic pain.