Treatments and Services
Assessment and management of foot problems associated with diabetes, including skin changes, wounds, reduced sensation, and circulation-related concerns.
Evaluation and treatment of ulcers that develop on the feet of people with diabetes, with care focused on wound healing and prevention of further complications.
Ongoing assessment and treatment of persistent foot wounds, including suitable wound-care methods and monitoring for signs of infection.
Care for foot problems associated with diabetes-related nerve damage, including reduced sensation, pressure injuries, and wounds that may go unnoticed.
Assessment of suspected foot infections in people with diabetes and treatment planning based on the severity of the infection and the patient's clinical condition.
Evaluation of structural foot changes that may create pressure points, affect walking, or increase the risk of skin breakdown and ulcers.
Coordinated treatment of serious diabetic foot problems with the aim of controlling infection, supporting wound healing, and preserving the affected limb whenever possible.
Surgical treatment for selected diabetic foot conditions when necessary, based on wound severity, infection, deformity, and the patient's overall health.
Foot assessment and preventive guidance to help people with diabetes identify potential problems early and reduce the risk of ulcers and other complications.
Follow-up care to monitor wound recovery, protect vulnerable areas of the foot, and support safe mobility as part of an individualised treatment plan.