If you are struggling with foot, knee and back pain you have come to the right place. Our team of professional clinicians have the specialist knowledge and experience to resolve your problem. While our area of expertise is the lower limb, the physiotherapist and acupuncturists also treat general musculoskeletal conditions such as shoulder and neck pain.
The Podiatrists (Chiropodists) treat a wide range of problems from toenail disorders, corns and calluses to general foot pain by utilising specialist skills such as gait analysis. Our practitioners are registered with the Health care professions council (HCPC) which is recognised by health care insurers.
The Podiatrists (Chiropodists) treat a wide range of problems from toenail disorders, corns and calluses to general foot pain by utilising specialist skills such as gait analysis. Our practitioners are registered with the Health care professions council (HCPC) which is recognised by health care insurers.
Services
The foot, knee and back clinic was established in 1997. The clinic, originally based in Beeston and called the Beeston Podiatry and Sports Injury Clinic, moved to Long Eaton in 2003 to its current premises on Derby Road. Our team of dedicated clinical staff and receptionists welcome you to our practice.
When you attend for your first Podiatry, Chiropody, Physiotherapy or acupuncture appointment, you will be asked to complete a health questionnaire which asks for a brief medical history, any allergies and current medication (please bring a copy of your prescription). It is important that this is accurate, as treatment may have to be adjusted depending on the medication you may be taking or your medical history.
Chiropodists and podiatrists, deal with the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of the lower limb. At the foot, knee and back clinic we use the separate terms of Chiropody and Podiatry for only for pricing treatments. For example, a podiatry fees cover complex musculoskeletal problems in the lower limb that will require more time for assessment and treatment.
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Tony Bell
Dec 20, 2021
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Diane Towns
Nov 15, 2021
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Steve was very professional and ask many questions to help his diagnosis I was suffering with a hip problem and planta faciilis after a deep massage on my back he gave me excersises to do and advice ,my hip instantly felt easier and after a week following advice he gave me my foot felt so much better
Kate Rippin
Dec 10, 2019
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