Podiatry in Homerton
For people in Homerton who want dependable, expert foot care, Hackney Podiatry & Health offers a complete range of podiatry and chiropody services from our long-established clinic on Broadway Market. From painful corns to the mechanics behind how you walk, our team is here to help.
Established Foot Care Close to Homerton
Getting Here
By Overground
Homerton station links quickly to Hackney Central and London Fields, both of which leave you a short walk from the clinic.
By bus
The 236 and 394 run towards Broadway Market and Cambridge Heath from the Homerton area.
By bike
Cutting south-west across Well Street Common gives you a direct route on mostly quiet roads.
On foot
Coming down through Well Street Common and London Fields makes for a straightforward walk of around twenty-five minutes.
Podiatry Services Available to Homerton
Homerton patients can call on the full breadth of our care, whether that is a one-off visit or regular upkeep:
- Podiatry and chiropody for lower limb conditions
- Foot health appointments for comfortable, well-maintained feet
- Medical pedicures for a deep clean-up and refresh
- Shockwave therapy for chronic conditions of twelve weeks or more
- Biomechanical assessment for unexplained recurring pain
- Dry needling for lower limb musculoskeletal pain
If you are unsure which service fits, just ask. Our foot health practitioners can refer you to our podiatrists whenever more specialist input is needed.
Foot Conditions We Treat for Homerton Patients
With Homerton Hospital and plenty of green space nearby, we see a real mix of patients, from busy families to keen walkers. Common concerns include:
- Corns and callus that build up and cause pressure
- Heel pain that makes standing and walking uncomfortable
- Fungal nail infections that are slow to clear on their own
- Ingrown toenails needing careful, lasting treatment
- Nail trauma and damaged nails
- Achilles tendinitis and related lower limb strain
Many of these respond well to early treatment, so we always encourage patients not to wait until a small niggle becomes a bigger problem.