Meet the doctors Behind Your Care
Experience You Can Trust. Care You Can Feel.
At Brazos Foot & Ankle, our doctors bring together advanced training, real-world experience, and a genuine commitment to helping patients move better and feel their best. Every treatment plan is personalized, every question is heard, and every patient is treated with the attention and respect they deserve. Whether you need routine care or advanced treatment, you’re in expert hands.

One FAMILY
Experienced, patient-focused foot and ankle specialists dedicated to helping you move better, feel better, and live without pain.



DR. MEREDITH SAPPINGTON, DPM
DR. DAVID SAPPINGTON, DPM

DR. MEREDITH Sappington, DPM
Dr. Meredith Sappington specializes in advanced foot and ankle care, with focused training in reconstructive surgery, trauma, and modern treatment techniques. She earned her degree from Barry University and completed a rigorous three-year surgical residency, where she served as Chief Resident.
Her experience includes treating a full range of conditions—from everyday foot pain to complex cases such as ankle replacement and limb salvage.
Dr. Meredith is committed to delivering personalized, forward-thinking care that helps patients recover faster and stay active.
Dr. David Sappington, DPM
Dr. David Sappington brings over 25 years of experience in foot and ankle care, with advanced training in reconstructive procedures, trauma, and diabetic limb salvage.
Before entering medicine, he spent 14 years in law enforcement—an experience that shaped his dedication to helping others through some of life’s most difficult moments. After overcoming his own serious injury, he pursued a career in podiatric medicine, completing his training at Barry University and a highly demanding residency at the James A. Haley Veterans Hospital.
Today, he is known for delivering thoughtful, results-driven care backed by decades of surgical and clinical expertise.

Meet the STAFF
Our experienced staff is here to make your visit smooth, comfortable, and stress-free.






