Megan Wildman
Senior Podiatrist
The Healthcare Hub – Whitchurch
Chiropody services in Whitchurch, Cardiff
Situated in the heart of Whitchurch Village our flagship hub is ideally positioned to serve the local communities of north Cardiff. The Hub is accessible via regular public transport links and benefits from two large public car parks. There are also two disabled parking bays situated directly outside for ease of access. The surrounding village boasts medical centres, pharmacies, numerous coffee shops and various independent retailers. Our Whitchurch Hub is stocked with wide-fitting comfort footwear, orthopaedic supports, medical supplies and offers a full range of chiropody services and orthotic insole prescription. All of our Chiropody Services at the Whitchurch Hub are administered by HCPC-registered Podiatrists.
Address
53a Merthyr Road
Whitchurch
Cardiff CF14 1DD
Phone
02922 527897
enquiries@healthcare-hub.co.uk
Opening Hours
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Monday9am-5pm
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Tuesday9am-5pm
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Wednesday9am-5pm
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Thursday9am-5pm
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Friday9am-5pm
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SaturdayClosed
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SundayClosed
Services available
Chiropody Services
General podiatry or chiropody refers to the treatment of conditions that effect the lower limb, foot and ankle. Our experienced HCPC registered Podiatry team are experts in the treatment of conditions such as hard skin (callus), corns, thick nails, verruca’s, ingrown toe nails and dry cracked heels.
Learn moreBiomechanical Analysis
We use biomechanical analysis to determine what might be leading to pain or discomfort. Our podiatry team has over 27 years of experience between them and perform gait analysis on a daily basis. Analysis of the way you walk can give us valuable data and information that will help us understand what might be causing or contributing to your problems.
Learn moreProduct Fitting
Our trained in-house Healthcare Assistants are on hand to help with appropriate product selection and fitting whether it be comfort footwear, off-the-shelf orthopaedic supports or prescribed orthotic insoles. Private changing facilities are also available at your Hub if required.
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Frequently asked questions
Below we have answered some frequently asked questions we regularly get at our clinics prior to your appointment.
What is a podiatrist?
A podiatrist is a medical professional specializing in diagnosing, treating, and preventing conditions related to the foot, ankle, and lower limb.
Do I need a referral to see a podiatrist?
No, you don’t need a referral to see a podiatrist. You can book an appointment directly with our clinic administrator’s.
What are the clinic hours?
Monday – Friday, 9:30am – 5pm.
Can I park outside?
There are two disabled parking spaces directly out the front of the building, if these are full, please one of the two carparks located in the village, the closest being Merthyr Road Pay and Display Car Park
Are your services covered by private health insurance?
Yes, you will need to check that your policy covers you for gait analysis. You will need to provide your insurance details so we can process the invoice for the appointment. In most cases private health insurers wont cover any insoles. These will have to be a self-pay item.
Are the podiatrists fully qualified and registered?
All of our podiatrists have BSc (Hons) degree in Podiatry and have undergone further training. They are also registered with the Health Care Professionals Council and the Society of Chiropodists and Podiatrists.
