Walkrite

Walkrite is for adults and children with foot, ankle and lower-limb problems in Peterborough. The clinic treats foot and ankle pain, musculoskeletal podiatry concerns, walking issues, running injuries, sports injuries, children's foot problems, diabetic feet, and skin and nail problems including ingrowing toenails, verrucae, corns and hard skin.

Its specific services include biomechanical assessment, minor surgery, running shoe and footwear assessment, video gait analysis, the Heel Pain Clinic, the Verruca Clinic and the Ingrowing Toenail Clinic. Treatment areas named by the practice include ankle-foot orthoses, foot orthoses, footwear advice and modification, gait re-training, growing feet and verruca treatments.

Care is provided in person at a purpose-designed podiatry clinic. Walkrite has a particular focus on clinical gait analysis, gait re-training, foot orthoses and footwear assessment for lower-limb walking and running problems. The clinic includes a dedicated clinical gait analysis room.

The podiatry background described by Walkrite includes NHS and private practice experience, BSc(Hons) Podiatry training and postgraduate qualifications. The podiatrist is regulated by the Health and Care Professions Council, and the practice also refers to qualifications recognised by bodies including the College of Podiatry and the Association for Perioperative Practice for podiatrists working in surgical settings.

Walkrite also works in collaboration with consultants, physiotherapists and coaches. The Peterborough clinic has on-site parking and disabled access.