Making A Better You
The first time you see your Podiatrist they will ask you a series of questions to help diagnose your problem.
Questions may include:
- How does your condition/pain affect your daily life
- What aggravates and eases your symptoms
- How it affects your 24 hour day including your sleep
- How your symptoms behave, including where and how painful your problem is using a pain score
You will then go on to be physically assessed by your Podiatrist, to see how you move and this will include specific tests in order to give you a diagnosis. Shorts, t shirts or vests are useful items to wear.
You will then be informed of what the Podiatrist thinks is your problem and then receive appropriate treatment with self-management advice.
On most occasions you will also be provided with a video exercise programme.
Further treatment, if required, will then be discussed between you by your Podiatrist.
A further appointment will be booked by your Podiatrist if necessary.
Comfortable Treatment Rooms
Rehabilitation Gym
Free Onsite Parking
Disabled Access & Facilities
Specialist Treatments
Disabled Access
Your Assessment will take place in a fantastic, friendly and very professional environment, with great facilities such as:
- Free onsite parking
- Disabled access & toilets
- Comfortable waiting area and treatment rooms
- Rehabilitation Gym facilities
Home visits are also available.