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SATISFACTION ASSURED

 

HELPING CLIENTS ACHIEVE THEIR BEST MOBILITY

 

'My client said she felt compelled to hug me . She then skipped down the corridor.'

 

How I made her feet happy?..

 

 Step 1 Consultation/Diagnosis

 

I diagnosed her symptoms correctly 

Remedy -  I explained why she was causing her footwear to fail was because the manner in which her shoes were tied meant they were not doing their job properly.

 

Step 2 Check Up - Orthopaedic Laser Examination

   Then I scanned her feet for orthodics

 

Step 3 Treatment

 I relaced the laces corrrectly  and trained her to tie bows on her shoes correctly

...end...or so I thought..

 She was only 72 and left like a young girl amazed at the world 

This lady  said she felt so happy she was moved to hug me . She then skipped down the corridor

her parting words were that she going to send her friends and family in to our clinic, and teach her granddaughter how to tie bows properly

All i can say is

It still feels so rewarding to do great work.

 

AMEN!

 

Mr Michael Franklin MInstChP Director of Podiatry

HCPC Registered IOCP Member

Podiatrists are health care professionals who have a special interest in disorders of the foot. They provide assessment, diagnosis and treatment on conditions affecting the foot and can also advise on footwear.

Podiatrists also have an interest in the biomechanics of the feet. This is the term given to how the weight bearing forces are transmitted through the foot.

 

Sometimes excessive forces cause the feet to deform. This is seen as bunions, arthritic toes or ankle problems. The first indications of biomechanical problems in the feet might be thickened skin on the feet or an abnormal pattern of wear on the shoes.

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Podiatrists can treat sports-related injuries or everyday foot problems. They may recommend orthotics, which are specially-made inserts for shoes that help to balance out the loadbearing in the feet.

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Even if your feet are in generally good condition you may consider a visit to a podiatrist for advice on general foot care, choice of footwear or basic issues such as unsightly toenails.

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In the UK, podiatrists have to undergo training at an accredited educational institution and be registered with the Health and Care Professions Council. This is a regulatory body that sets standards of conduct, proficiency and education.

Podiatry

Soft Soles Podiatry acquires Frankin Podiatry

Press Release

Soft Soles Podiatry Launch - July 2016

 

Soft Soles Podiatry is offering  a select package of treatments and support services at a discount for all existing Franklin Podiatry patients for a year.

 

To confirm your patiet status please contact Franklin Podiatry via their email address  franklinchiropody@hotmail.co.uk

Michael Franklin is a respected and experienced specialist whose expertise lies in the non-operative or less-invasive treatments that can be tried before resorting to surgery.

However, not all conditions can be treated with physiotherapy and other non-operative procedures.

Trained by Dr Scholl in the 1970's Mr Franklin can spot any existing or developing problems and offers  advice and effective treatments to eliminate or correct them. .

Michael Franklin HPC from Franklin Chiropody has been in practice in South Wales since 1979. Through his clinics in Cardiff and Newport he has built a reputation for confidentiality, compassion and professionalism in the field of foot care.

 

So you can trust  him to offer to you the best corrective and restorative solutions for you and your child's foot care,

 

Michael values providing  a caring service. he understands that professional chiropody care is about the whole service, not just corrective procedures and pain relief because of his dedication to patients he has  an outstanding reputation....

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