FAQS
DO I NEED A GP REFERRAL
No, you don't need to be referred by your doctor or a health professional. Your GP may recommend that you see a Podiatrist, however, we recommend that If you have a particular foot health query to contact us directly.
DO I NEED TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT?
We are an appointment only service. Depending on availability, we may be able to offer same day Podiatry appointments across a wide range of treatments. If you have a urgent need, we can offer a walk-in service, but it's always best to call and inquire first.
WILL MY INSURANCE COVER MY VISIT?
Yes, our Podiatrists are registered & listed with both the Society of Podiatrists, Ireland & CORU (Health and Social Care Professionals Council) and therefore recognised by all major insurance companies. I recommend that clients contact their insurance provider to check their policy's terms and conditions. See our professional registration page for more information.
PAYMENT METHODS
We accept card and cash payments in clinic.
Gift Card can also be purchased online, and bank transfer is available when payment is made in advance of your appointment.
A printed receipt will be provided at the end of your consultation or treatment, and a copy will also be emailed to you. Receipts may be used for health insurance claims or tax relief purposes, where applicable.
DO YOU ACCEPT MEDICAL CARDS?
We do not accept Medical Cards. We are a private service and therefore all our podiatry consultations & treatments incur a fee.
WHAT IS A PODIATRIST & WHAT DO THEY DO?
A podiatrist is an allied health professional that concentrates on the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of disorders affecting the foot and lower limb. Please see our service list for full range of conditions treated and services provided.
WHAT SHOULD I BRING TO MY APPOINTMENT?
For initial appointments, we ask that if you have been prescribed medication to bring a list with you as depending on what you have been prescribed, treatment may be contraindicated or proceeded with caution. For biomechanical / gait analysis assessments, please take with you shorts or loose clothing and a selection of current footwear and orthotics previoulsy prescribed.
ARE PODIATRY APPOINTMENTS PAINFUL?
Most podiatry treatments cause little to no discomfort.
We always explain each procedure beforehand and adapt treatment to your comfort level. If a treatment may cause temporary discomfort, this will be discussed in advance.
HOW LONG DOES A PODIATRY APPOINTMENT TAKE?
Appointments typically last 20-30 minutes, depending on the nature of your condition and treatment required.
More complex assessments, such as biomechanical or gait analysis, may take slightly longer.
Who do you treat?
We treat patients of all ages, from children to older adults, and manage both routine and complex foot and lower limb conditions.
WHAT CONDITIONS DO YOU COMMONLY SEE?
We regularly treat:
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Foot and heel pain
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Nail problems (including painful or ingrown nails)
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Skin lesions such as corns and callus
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Biomechanical and gait-related issues