At Clover Podiatry, we keep you stepping with confidence. Led by our founder, Tek Fish, DPM, our team delivers exceptional foot and ankle care with a personal touch.
We treat the full range of foot and ankle conditions, from plantar fasciitis and sports injuries to bunions, neuromas, and beyond. Our therapeutic arsenal includes custom orthotics, braces, injections, and state-of-the-art treatments tailored to promote rapid healing and lasting relief.
But we don't just treat pain—we're experts in comprehensive foot health. Our podiatrists remedy common nail and skin issues like ingrown nails, fungal infections, corns, and calluses. For our diabetic patients, we provide specialized diabetic foot care as well as wound care to prevent complications that could lead to a need for amputations.
At Clover Podiatry, we believe optimal foot health unlocks an active, pain-free lifestyle. Whether you need conservative care or advanced surgical solutions, our practice is your gateway to happy, healthy feet. Step into our office, and experience the Clover Podiatry difference—personalized, cutting-edge treatment that gets you back on your feet.
How We Got Our Name
Many patients who walk through our door for the first time have questions about our practice's name. Here's the full story—straight from Dr. Fish himself.
I found my first four-leaf clover as a child when I was on my way to a friend's house to play a board game after school. I accidentally dropped the game as I got to the end of the driveway. When I looked down to pick up my game, there was a four-leaf clover growing right there in the grass. I put a big stick to mark the clover so I could pick it up on my way home.
I got home and carefully laid the clover between two pages in one of my mom's books on the shelf. A few days later, it was dried, flat, and preserved.
Every day, as I waited for the bus at the end of the long driveway, I looked for clovers. I marked them with sticks or rocks. On the way home, I picked and pressed them in one of the books on the big bookshelf.
I did this all through grade school. I had hundreds of clovers in books all over the house. I always thought they were pretty easy to find.
Now, as I walk along a path, I often see four-leaf clovers growing in a patch of weeds. As I walk through someone's lawn or field, I can't help but look at the grass. Anytime I look for one, I always find one. I have found thousands of four-leaf clovers over the years.
My brothers and family shake their heads every time I bend down to pick something from the grass. "Are you serious? Did you just find another one? I don't know how you do that." They've even made bets with friends or girlfriends that I could find one in the patch of weeds on the edge of the gas station or in a park in the middle of the field.
Every time I look, I find one. It usually takes just one to two minutes. I still enjoy finding them and I still feel each one is special. I still try to press and preserve all of them I find. If I can't preserve the four-leaf clover right away, I find someone to gift it to before it wilts and dies.
I have found four-leaf clovers all over the world, including at home in Washington, Utah, Rhode Island, Ohio, Oregon, Idaho, California, Nevada, France, Argentina, Canada, Hawaii, and more.
I have a wonderful wife and daughter. I enjoy my career. I get to be a doctor. I am grateful for all these wonderful blessings. I consider myself very lucky. Beacuse of this, I adopted the four-leaf clover as a family symbol, and I used it to name my podiatry practice.