Elland Foot Clinic FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Elland Foot Clinic?
The clinic is located inside the Elland Wellbeing Centre on the first floor. You can be treated on the ground floor if you cannot climb the stairs. Request this during your booking so it can be arranged.
How do I book with Elland Foot Clinic?
I encourage everyone to book online where possible. Click on the book appointment tab on my website. If you phone, we will reply as soon as possible.
Can I claim some of the money back from my private health insurance?
I can provide you with a receipt/invoice and you can claim some or all of the treatment fee back from your health insurer. Keep in mind all health plans differ. We will not get involved with your insurer directly.
Where can I park?
You can park directly behind the Wellbeing Centre in our car park. There is also plenty of street parking at the front.
Why should I choose Elland Foot Clinic?
Elland Foot Clinic is a HCPC registered podiatry practice, and the podiatrist has 10+ years of NHS and private clinical experience. This ensures we deliver the best, most effective treatment.
How much will your treatments cost?
Please refer to the website prices tab for service fees.
What is your cancellation policy?
You will receive a full refund if you give at least 24 hours’ notice. But please give as much notice as possible.
Can you remove nail varnish/gel?
No. Nail treatments cannot be carried out if your nails are painted. This imposes a risk to yourself and could also ruin the instruments.
What is covered in the standard routine podiatry services?
The routine podiatry services cover nail cutting, debridement of hard skin and corns, and general foot health tips. It helps to maintain your overall foot health.
How are verrucas treated at your clinic?
We employ different, effective treatments based on severity, such as acid-based treatments (Verrutop), or minor surgery such as verruca needling. This helps to stimulate an immune-response.
Why is diabetic foot care essential?
Diabetic patients are more susceptible to foot issues. Therefore, routine check-ups are essential to maintain foot health and prevent diabetic related foot complications.
Why is a biomechanical assessment required?
A biomechanical assessment is carried out to diagnose any abnormalities leading to foot pain. It is used to check how you walk or run. It identifies the cause of pain in your feet, knees, or back and aids in the prescription of custom orthotics.
How are ingrown toenails treated?
At Elland Foot Clinic, we provide effective ingrowing toenail treatments to relieve pain and prevent further complications. This includes conservative treatment and nail surgery.