FAQs

Podiatric Medicine focuses on diagnosing, treating, and preventing foot and ankle disorders. At Brightfoot Podiatry Clinic, we offer mobile podiatry services in Kidderminster that encompass a wide range of treatments for conditions such as:

• Heel Pain
• Ingrown Toenails
• Diabetic Foot Care
• Corns and Calluses
• And More…

The frequency of visits to a podiatrist can vary based on individual needs. For maintenance of good skin and nails condition a treatment every 6-8 weeks is recommended.

Yes, at Brightfoot Podiatry Clinic, we are committed to providing convenient and comprehensive foot care services through our mobile podiatry services in Kidderminster.

Domestic Home Visits:

We come directly to your home, offering a full range of podiatry treatments tailored to your needs. This service is ideal for individuals with mobility issues or those who prefer the comfort of their home environment.

Nursing Home Visits:

We also provide specialised podiatry services to residents in nursing homes and care facilities. We work closely with nursing staff to ensure coordinated care for each resident, addressing specific foot health needs and improving overall well-being.

To schedule a visit, please contact us directly, and we’ll arrange a convenient appointment time.

Yes, we provide podiatry home visits to patients within a 7-mile radius around Kidderminster. Our mobile service ensures that you receive personalised foot care right in the comfort of your own home, eliminating the need for travel, especially for those with mobility issues or busy schedules.

To find out if your location falls within our service area or to schedule a home visit, please contact us directly. We’re dedicated to bringing quality podiatry care to your doorstep!

During your first visit, you can expect a comprehensive assessment which includes:

• Medical History Review: Discussion of your overall health and specific foot concerns.
• Physical Examination: Detailed examination of your feet, ankles, and lower legs.
• Diagnosis and Treatment Plan: A clear explanation of your condition and recommended treatment options. All of this is done conveniently at your home.

To ensure a thorough and efficient consultation at your home, please have the following ready:

• Medical History: Any relevant medical records or previous treatments.
• Current Medication List: Details of any medications you are currently taking.
• Footwear: A selection of shoes you wear regularly for assessment.

Preventing foot problems involves several proactive measures:

• Regular Foot Hygiene: Keep your feet clean and dry.
• Proper Footwear: Wear shoes that fit well and provide adequate support.
• Routine Check-Ups: Schedule regular visits with your mobile podiatrist for preventive care.
• Daily Foot Inspections: Particularly important for diabetic patients to check for sores, cuts, or changes.

A Musculoskeletal (MSK) Podiatrist specialises in diagnosing and treating conditions related to the muscles, bones, and joints of the lower limbs. This includes addressing issues such as:

• Sports Injuries: Treatment and rehabilitation for athletic foot and ankle injuries.
• Biomechanical Problems: Assessment and correction of abnormal foot function to prevent injury.
• Chronic Pain: Management of long-term conditions causing foot and ankle pain.
• Postural Issues: Evaluation and treatment of gait and posture-related concerns.

Orthotics are custom-made insoles designed to support and align the foot. They are used to:

• Correct Gait Problems: Improve walking efficiency and reduce pain.
• Relieve Pressure: Distribute weight evenly across the foot to alleviate pressure points.
• Enhance Comfort: Provide cushioning to improve overall foot comfort.
• Prevent Injury: Reduce strain on the feet and lower limbs during physical activity.

Orthotics can be an essential part of treatment for various conditions, including plantar fasciitis, flat feet, and arthritis.

Orthotics may be recommended if you experience issues such as:

• Chronic Foot or Heel Pain
• Flat Feet or High Arches
• Recurrent Corns or Calluses
• Lower Limb Injuries
• Discomfort while Exercising

If these symptoms sound familiar, scheduling a mobile podiatric evaluation in Kidderminster can determine if orthotics are right for you.