Foot care in Sale and Ashton on Mersey is provided by Manchester foot care in your own home or place of business at a time to suit you. We are based in Urmston and cover the whole of Manchester's ring road but due to its location next to our home town, Ashton and Sale are covered on a regular basis.
Two Podiatrist / Chiropodist, foot health practitioner and a reflexologist cover the needs and demands of the area and a whole list of references and recomendations from satisfied patients are available. Most of our work comes from recomendations and personal refereals from family, friends and workmates.
Call today for a chat about your needs. If you are in pain or discomfort, if you have a problem walking or standing, if you have an injury or illness that affects the way that you walk then Manchester foot care are here to help. Sometimes people just need help cutting their nails due to vision or mobility problems or sometimes painful corns cause every step to be a misery.
Whatever your needs then we will strive to make your foot as pain free and as functional as it can be.
Ashton on Mersey and Sale are usually visited every six weeks but due to the close proximity to Urmston, we are more flexible with appointments and can usually meet your timescale either in the day or evening depending on your daily routine.
Emergency treatment is covered by our roving Chiropodist, Podiatrist and foot health practioner who will endeavour to make your feet as good as they can be as soon as possible. Remember to ring as soon as possible to increase the possibility of one of our Chiropodist being in your area.
Routine foot care is normaly carried out ever six weeks though this is just the norm. We have many patients who are treated on a monthly or even two weekly basis depending on their needs. Sometimes a longer period of eight or twelve weeks is more suitable for yourself. At our second visit we will be more able to judge the required treatment timescale.
We look forward to meeting you in Ashton on Mersey or Sale.
David and the team.
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