Diabetes can affect the feet by changing circulation, nerve function, skin health and healing capacity. A diabetic foot assessment helps identify early signs of reduced blood flow, nerve changes, pressure areas, wounds or infection risk.
Our neurovascular assessment checks circulation and sensation in the feet and lower limbs. This helps detect risk factors early and allows us to provide clear advice, monitoring, treatment or referral where needed.
Diabetic foot complications can develop gradually, sometimes without pain or obvious warning signs. Regular podiatry checks can help detect changes early, reduce the risk of wounds and support long-term foot health.
Our assessment focuses on checking circulation, sensation, skin health, nail health, pressure areas and overall diabetic foot risk. This helps guide prevention, treatment, monitoring and communication with your GP or specialist where needed.
We review your diabetes history, symptoms, medications, circulation concerns, previous wounds, footwear and any changes in sensation.
We assess blood flow to the feet by checking pulses, skin temperature, colour changes and, where appropriate, Doppler or vascular screening.
We assess protective sensation and nerve response using tests such as light touch, vibration, pressure sensation and reflex screening where clinically relevant.
At Your FootDr, we focus on early detection, prevention and clear communication. Diabetic foot checks and neurovascular assessments help identify circulation, sensation and pressure-related risks before they lead to more serious complications.
We assess skin, nails, pressure areas, sensation and circulation to help identify diabetic foot risk.
We assess sensation and nerve response to help identify numbness, tingling or loss of protective sensation.
We assess blood flow to the feet to help identify reduced circulation and healing risk.
Where appropriate, we can prepare a report for your GP or specialist to assist with ongoing care, referral or monitoring.
Poorly controlled diabetes can damage nerves and blood vessels over time, increasing the risk of numbness, poorx healing, ulcers and infection.
Look for cuts, blisters, redness, swelling, callus, colour changes or wounds — especially if you have reduced sensation.
A diabetic foot assessment checks your skin, nails, circulation, sensation and pressure areas to help identify risk factors for wounds, ulcers, infection or delayed healing.
A neurovascular assessment checks blood flow and nerve function in the feet and lower limbs. It helps identify issues such as reduced circulation, nerve changes, reduced sensation and diabetes-related foot risk.
Our team can help with general foot care, diabetic foot checks, sports injuries, paediatric concerns, orthotics and lower-limb assessments.
Take the first step toward better foot health, improved comfort and confident movement.
