SARAH AHN, DPM

<p>Sarah Park Ahn, DPM, is a board-certified podiatric physician and foot and ankle surgeon practicing at Ahn Podiatry PLLC, her independently established practice located at 11222 N 54th Pl in Scottsdale, Arizona. Per the CMS NPPES NPI Registry, Dr. Ahn holds National Provider Identifier 1306252929 under active status, with that Scottsdale address confirmed as her practice location. Her Arizona podiatric medicine license (POD-000914) is likewise on active standing with the state.</p><p>Dr. Ahn earned her Doctor of Podiatric Medicine from the William M. Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine in Chicago, an accredited institution within the podiatric medical education system. She followed that degree with a surgical podiatry residency at Jesse Brown VA Medical Center in Chicago, where her training incorporated a concentration in reconstructive rearfoot and ankle surgery—a subspecialty directed at complex deformities, fractures, and structural conditions of the lower extremity.</p><p>According to the HonorHealth physician directory, Dr. Ahn's documented clinical interests span sports medicine injuries, surgical intervention, trauma cases, and diabetic lower-extremity care. She has also contributed her expertise as a podiatric wound care specialist at the HonorHealth John C. Lincoln Wound Care Center, extending her clinical scope into complex wound management. Lower extremity trauma arising from automobile accidents, workplace incidents, and similar events falls within the documented scope of podiatric foot and ankle surgery practice, an area in which Dr. Ahn carries formal residency-level surgical training.</p><p>As listed on the Healthgrades physician directory, Dr. Ahn holds hospital privileges at HonorHealth John C. Lincoln Medical Center in Phoenix and is recognized as board-certified through the American Board of Podiatric Medicine. Ahn Podiatry PLLC, incorporated in July 2025 under the Arizona Corporation Commission, serves patients in Scottsdale and the broader Maricopa County region. Prior clinical outcomes do not predict results in future cases.</p>