IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT:

Starting Monday 22nd June for a period of 6 weeks the landlord at Adel is performing building work which will impact the main entrance.  Access to the Foot Clinic will be via the fire exit at the end of the building closest to Long Causeway.  A ramp will be in place and access will remain step free.  Due to there being no main reception all patients can come straight in via the temporary access door, our clinic is the 3rd door on the left hand side of the corridor, you can then wait within our waiting room. Due to limited space please avoid arriving more than 5 minutes early. Once finished there will be a new disabled toilet and larger reception to benefit all our patients.   We apologise in advance for any inconvenience caused during this time at our Adel clinic.

What is the difference between a Podiatrist & Chiropodist.

There is no real difference between a Podiatrist and a Chiropodist, both titles are legally protected and need the same qualification.  You must have a podiatry degree or above to be registered on the HCPC register to use either title, and complete yearly personal development to remain qualified, insured and able to practice. A Podiatrist is the more modern and internationally recognised name, but using the title Chiropodist is still common in the UK.  Therefore both Podiatry & Chiropody treatment offers the same level of care and professionalism.

All our Podiatrists/Chiropodists are fully qualified with a degree or above, undertake annual personal development and are registered and can be checked on the HCPC register.