Podiatry is the management of problems of the foot and lower limb. It is a health service offering care to those who have specific podiatry problems or medical conditions that can cause issues with the lower limb.
The NHS Forth Valley Podiatry Service aims to deliver person-centred, evidence-based care, helping people maintain mobility, manage conditions early, and avoid complications where possible.
We provide specialist care for:
- Wounds and high-risk feet (including diabetes)
- Chronic foot conditions linked to health issues
- Ingrown or infected toenails
- Foot and ankle pain (musculoskeletal problems)
Please use the links below to access the required service information.
Referral to Podiatry
Referrals to the service can be made by GPs, Community Nurses, AHPs and other healthcare professionals. All referrals will be triaged by a podiatrist. Referrals that meet the access criteria will be offered an initial appointment where their podiatry needs will be assessed.
Patients can also self-refer via an online form.
Many people only require a short course of treatment or advice to enable them to improve their foot condition.
We offer a Podiatry service for NHS Staff. If you suffer from painful feet and would like to be seen, please complete the form on the podiatry Staff Intranet page.
First appointments will be offered as a telephone call or Near Me video call. If a patient has a wound or an infection a face-to-face appointment will be arranged.
Contact
Podiatry
Top Floor
Clackmannan Community Healthcare Centre
Hallpark Road
Sauchie
FK10 3JQ
Telephone
| Appointments Line | 01324 567950 (option 1) |
| General Enquiries/ Podiatry Secretary | 01324 567950 (option 2) |
Phone lines are open Monday, Tuesday 10.00am – 12noon, 14.00pm – 16.00pm and Wed, Thur, Friday 10.00am – 12noon , 13.30pm-15.30pm.
