EXPERT CARE. BETTER FOOT HEALTH.

Diabetic Assessment in Leeds

Early detection and expert care to help prevent complications and keep your feet healthy for longer.

Early detection

Identify potential problems early to prevent serious complications.

Prevent Complications

Reduce the risk of ulcers, infections and other foot-related issues.

Personalised Care

Tailored advice and treatment to support your foot health and overall well-being.

Better Outcomes

Regular assessments help maintain mobility and improve quality of life.

Healthy feet. Better living.

Our diabetic foot assessments help you stay active, independent and pain-free for longer.

Diabetic Foot Assessment Clinic

Living with diabetes increases the risk of developing foot-related complications due to significant changes in blood circulation and nerve function. Without regular monitoring, these changes can lead to serious health issues, including chronic ulcers or infections.

Why Regular Assessments are Critical

At Foot Pain Centres of Leeds, we prioritise early intervention. Periodic diabetic foot assessments are essential for:

Early Detection: Identifying subtle signs of complications before they escalate.
Risk Mitigation: Reducing the likelihood of ulcers, infections, and long-term mobility issues.
Preventative Education: Providing clear, actionable advice on daily foot care and injury prevention

Cardio‐ankle vascular index, tibial pulse

A podiatrist examines a sore foot with hyperhidrosis.

podologist checks the sensitivity of the foot in diabetes with a tuning fork tool

Our Diabetic Foot Assessment Clinic

We provide a holistic evaluation of your foot health to ensure safe, long-term mobility. Each assessment includes a detailed review of:

Circulatory Health: Doppler assessment to check pulses and blood flow to ensure tissues are receiving adequate oxygen.
Nerve Sensation: Testing for neuropathy (loss of feeling).
Skin Condition: Examining for cracks, calluses, or early signs of infection.
Vibration Testing: Tuning fork evaluation to check for signs of neuropathy.
Foot Swelling: Assessing peripheral oedema and checking for underlying circulatory issues.

Our Goal: To help you maintain healthy feet and support your independence through expert clinical care.