Feet are an important part of our basic support system and need attention by health care professionals who can correct and guide you through a healthy, active and pain-free life style.

How It Works	Conditions Treated
Assessment and treatment of Biomechanical foot abnormalities (structural and functional disorders - for example, toe deformities)	Assessment of disorder
Treatment of lesions (Corns, Calluses, Fissures, Warts)
Injuries (Trauma)	Course of treatment is implemented
Arch Pain & Heel Pain
Pathological nail conditions (ingrown nails, thickened or infected toe nails)	Follow-up (with patient and, if required, with their family physician)
Injuries from sports related activities
	Education in overall foot health
	Maintenance of proper patient records

Orthotic Management:

Generally speaking, problems such as; arch pain, heel pain, fatigue, or even corns and calluses, may indicate a misalignment in foot structure. Orthotics may help in providing support or correction for a foot abnormality. Prescription orthotics are based on many different factors such as: weight, activity level, type of shoe or activity for which the orthotics are designed. Orthotics should only be used as an adjunct to proper assessment and treatment.

Nat Rave D.Ch. is a registered Chiropodist.