Treatments, options and pricing
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Initial Appointment 45 Minutes: £55
In a Diabetic Foot Assessment a healthcare professional will examine your feet to assess nerve function, blood circulation, and identify potential issues such as ulcers, infections, or deformities, with the goal of early detection and intervention to prevent complications.
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Follow-up Appointment £40
In a follow-up appointment after a Diabetic Foot Assessment, the your foot health will be re-evaluated, and any changes in condition, potential complications, or necessary adjustments to the treatment plan are discussed and implemented as needed, focusing on ongoing preventive care and early intervention.
Common Q&A about Diabetic Foot Assessment
Our FAQ section is designed to address common questions you may have, from how our treatments work to what you can expect during and after your session.
Our team is always available to provide additional support if you need more personalised guidance, ensuring that you feel informed and confident every step of the way.
A diabetic foot assessment evaluates a patient’s feet to identify signs of neuropathy, poor circulation, and potential ulcers or infections, crucial for preventing complications.
Regular assessments help in the early detection of foot problems, significantly reducing the risk of serious complications like infections or amputations in diabetic patients.
Typically, individuals with diabetes should have their feet assessed at least once a year, but more frequent evaluations may be necessary based on individual risk factors.
The assessment includes a visual inspection of the feet, checking for sores or wounds, evaluating circulation, testing sensation, and assessing foot structure.
Healthcare providers such as doctors, podiatrists, or specially trained nurses conduct the assessments.
Symptoms such as sores, redness, swelling, numbness, tingling, or changes in foot shape should prompt an immediate assessment.
While self-checks are encouraged, they should not replace professional assessments; individuals should regularly examine their feet for abnormalities and consult healthcare providers for thorough evaluations.
Untreated issues can lead to severe infections, ulcers, gangrene, and potentially limb amputation if not managed timely.
Attend the assessment with clean feet, wear comfortable shoes, and bring any questions or concerns regarding foot health to discuss with your healthcare provider.
Maintaining proper foot hygiene, wearing well-fitting shoes, controlling blood sugar levels, and scheduling regular foot assessments are crucial steps for foot health.
