Foot Clinic
Your feet carry you through about 100,000 steps a week of walking, standing and running. When they hurt, every step becomes a reminder. Heel pain, ankle sprains, flat feet and stiff toes are common and treatable, yet many people ignore them until walking becomes difficult.
The Foot Clinic at Physiovista Healthcare Network treats conditions of the foot and ankle with expert physiotherapy, footwear and orthotic guidance, and movement retraining. We find why your foot hurts, not just where, and help you walk, run and stand comfortably again.
About Our Foot Clinic
The foot has 26 bones and more than 100 muscles, tendons and ligaments that act as shock absorbers and levers. The way your foot lands and pushes off affects your ankle, knee, hip and spine. A weak arch, tight calf, stiff ankle or poor footwear can create pain far from the foot itself.
At our foot clinic, we assess your foot structure, ankle mobility, calf strength, balance and gait, and we study the shoes you wear and the surfaces you use. Our approach is non-surgical and function-based, using manual therapy, targeted strengthening, taping, orthotic advice and technology. We also provide specialised foot care education for people with diabetes.
Visit our Foot Clinic if you have:
Conditions We Treat at the Foot Clinic
We support a wide range of foot and ankle conditions, including:
Our Rehab Process
Every foot care patient at Physiovista follows a structured, step-by-step pathway.
Complete Foot and Gait Assessment
Diagnosis and Goals
Pain Relief
Mobility and Flexibility
Strengthening and Load Building
Balance and Gait Retraining
Footwear, Support and Prevention
Technologies We Use
Our expert physiotherapists provide thorough clinical assessments and individualized treatment plans to help relieve pain, restore movement, and protect your spine for the long term.
Why Choose Physiovista for Foot Care?
Our expert physiotherapists provide thorough clinical assessments and individualized treatment plans to help relieve pain, restore movement, and protect your spine for the long term.
What to Expect at Your First Foot Visit
Your first visit takes about 45 to 60 minutes. We examine your feet standing and walking, check ankle and toe movement, test calf and foot strength and, where available, record a gait or pressure scan. Please bring the shoes you wear most often, including work and sports shoes, as they tell us a lot.
Self-care tips: avoid walking barefoot on hard floors if you have heel pain, replace worn-out shoes, stretch your calves daily, build up walking or running distance slowly and check your feet every day if you have diabetes or reduced sensation.