Chiropody Frequently Asked Questions

No, a medical referral is not required. While healthcare providers refer many patients, you can call the clinic directly to schedule an appointment.

Absolutely! Chiropodists are qualified to prescribe various medications, including antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs, and administer injections like local anesthesia and corticosteroids.

Yes, an appointment is necessary to ensure you receive the proper time and attention for your needs. Initial examinations involve discussing your concerns and forming a personalized management plan.

Your first visit will take around 30 to 45 minutes. Bring two pairs of your most worn shoes and wear loose clothing (preferably shorts) for a thorough examination. Don’t forget to bring a list of your current medications.

Every health care plan is different. While some offer a dollar amount per year, others will be a percentage and some will be a maximum per visit. Please contact your insurance plan to learn the specifics of your policy. If you do not have any health coverage for chiropody services, you can always use the receipt under income tax health deduction purposes.

The cost of treatment varies based on your specific needs and the treatment required.

Our goal is to minimize discomfort. Most patients experience no pain during treatment. We use various techniques to ensure your visit is comfortable and effective.

Chiropodists can provide specialized Orthotic devices to re-align your feet. These custom solutions are made after a thorough evaluation using 3D volumetric laser scanners and plaster cast impressions.

Absolutely. If you’re diabetic, a thorough diabetic foot assessment is included in your initial examination. Chiropodists can provide specialized care to address concerns related to diabetes.

Chiropodists are trained to assess, treat, and manage a wide range of foot, ankle, and leg disorders. From ingrown nails to more complex issues, they’re here to help.

Custom orthotics are personalized and prepared after an in-house evaluation using advanced techniques. Store-bought insoles are not true orthotics and aren’t typically reimbursed by insurance.

A full biomechanical assessment and gait analysis are essential to determine if you need orthotics. These assessments ensure that the orthotics are customized to your specific needs.

Foot mobilization techniques are gentle, hands-on therapies that help address foot and leg pain. They aim to provide relief and improve your overall comfort.

Our Chiropodists use their expertise to ensure your treatment is as comfortable as possible. If you have specific concerns, feel free to discuss them during your appointment.