Covid Update

Updated on 4th April 2021

Medical services will continue throughout this period – as podiatry services are classed as essential healthcare, we will remain open.  

The College of Podiatry guidelines state, HCPC Registered Podiatrists are able to treat patients in red, amber, and green categories.

Our aim is to prevent the development of other problems which require access to GPs & hospitals.  Simple podiatry measures can prevent more serious complications and reduces the burden on NHS services.

Our team have been available throughout the current situation providing many emergency treatments for new and existing patients.  

Keeping you safe during your appointment

Remember, if you, or a member of your household, has any symptoms of coronavirus e.g. a continuous cough, high temperature, or loss of taste/smell, you must cancel your appointment and contact us for further information.  If you have been asked to self-isolate, you must also cancel your appointment and reschedule once this period has finished.

When attending your appointment:

Please arrive on time but not too early, and please only attend by yourself if possible.  

Our doors will be locked to provide protection to our patients entering/leaving our clinics and we have had to reduce the use of our waiting area.  We have also increased the time between our appointments to assist this movement and to allow for increased cleaning and decontamination.  

Our Podiatrists will be wearing full medical PPE; mask, apron, gloves, and a visor, and we also have a patient screen over our treatment couch.  We ask that you wear a mask or scarf when attending and to wear it throughout your treatment unless you are exempt.  Please use the hand sanitiser when entering/leaving the clinic.

​We would prefer if you could pay by card to prevent handling of cash where possible.