Dr. Andrew Wohler takes a patient-centered approach to care in which the individual demands of each patient – their job, activities and hobbies – are taken into account when developing a treatment plan for their injury. While he was first introduced to the field of orthopedics after suffering an injury as a college athlete, Dr. Wohler’s desire to become an orthopedic surgeon was cemented during his third year of medical school when he saw the impact orthopedic surgeons could have on the lives on their patients. Today, Dr. Wohler enjoys the variety of cases and levels of complexity he sees as an orthopedic foot and ankle surgeon. Dr. Wohler serves as an orthopedic team physician for Purdue University. One of the best parts of his job is being able to help restore a patient’s quality of life and function.
When he’s not working, Dr. Wohler enjoys spending time with his wife and four children. His activities and hobbies include homebrewing, hiking, skiing and playing golf.
Ankle Arthroplasty (Ankle Replacement) | Hindfoot Deformity | Ankle and Foot Trauma | Ankle Arthroscopy | Sports Injuries (Achilles Rupture, Lateral Ankle Instability, Osteochondral Lesions, Stress Fractures) | Forefoot Reconstruction (Bunion, Hammertoes, Arthritis)
Our Tipton office will be closed Friday, October 10th.
Starting Monday, October 5th -Travel routes to our Carmel Forté office have been impacted by road closures for the Level Up 31 project. Please add extra travel time for your appointments.
• Closure of the southbound U.S. 31 ramp to 106th Street through late-December
• Closure of eastbound 106th Street at U.S. 31 through late-December
• Closure on the eastbound I-465 ramp to southbound Meridian Street through mid-December
Visit https://levelup31.com/ for more details