Sarah and Steven Chemama · Hadera
Diabetic foot assessment in Hadera
Diabetes can reduce sensation in the feet, making it harder to notice rubbing, pressure or a wound. A diabetic foot assessment in Hadera can review the skin and nails and help you discuss a suitable monitoring and care routine.
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Foot checks, monitoring and practical guidance
The assessment looks at the skin and nails, areas of pressure or rubbing, footwear and care habits. Recommendations are based on the findings and your medical care plan. A podiatry visit does not replace follow-up with your doctor or diabetes team; it can form part of your overall care.
What happens at an appointment?
The visit begins with a discussion of your concern. The podiatrist looks at the foot and relevant area and considers footwear and care habits. Recommendations are made after an individual assessment.
This information is general and does not replace an individual diagnosis or medical advice.
Frequently asked questions
How often should my feet be checked?
Your medical team can recommend a follow-up schedule based on your health and individual risk. Ask for advice tailored to you.
Can I remove thickened skin myself?
With diabetes or reduced sensation, avoid sharp tools for removing skin. Ask your care team for guidance.
Book an appointment
Visits are by appointment. Send a WhatsApp message and briefly describe what you would like help with.