Welcome to
Queensferry Podiatry
We would like to reassure everyone that we will stay open, as podiatry is classed as essential medical care. Scotland's new Corona virus (COVID-19) Strategic Framework does not affect healthcare services. Podiatrists, as registered medical professionals, can continue to treat patients in all levels, which includes travel to our clinic.
Please be rest assured we will continue our strict infection control protocols to keep you and our staff safe. For each new appointment, please continue to fill out your Covid-19 triage form 24 hours before you attend the clinic (the link to the form is sent in your email confirmation and a reminder is sent 24 hours the day before your appointment).
However, if you feel you wish to cancel your appointment then please give us a ring and we will be happy to reschedule it. If you, or someone you have been in close contact with, has a confirmed case of COVID-19, or is experiencing a new continuous cough, and/or high fever, and/or loss or change to your sense of smell or taste, please do not attend the clinic. Instead, please stay at home and call us to reschedule your appointment.
Stay safe and we look forward to seeing you soon,
Kirsty, Angie, Neassa and Jennifer
Queensferry Podiatry was established in 1999 and is based within the JW Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinics, situated in the beautiful town of South Queensferry.
We offer a professional podiatry service covering everything from nail problems, hard skin, corns and verrucae to comprehensive diabetic foot care and check-ups, biomechanical assessments,
orthotic fitting and nail surgery.
Appointments last 40 minutes and can be scheduled to suit you, during the day or in the evening.
Click here to visit the JW Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinics website
All our Podiatrists are HCPC registered which means we meet the national standards and are practising legally, safely and effectively, and are entitled to use the title Podiatrist.
Our practice standards have been reviewed and inspected by the College of Podiatry (CoP) to ensure that the clinical process and patient environment is functioning to the highest standards.
The aim of the Practice Accreditation Scheme is to help ensure best practice, achieve a high standard of care to patients and to ensure the correct protocols and procedures are followed to practice safely and effectively within the profession.
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