Hillingdon Podiatry Service provides assessment, treatment and advice for people with skin, nail or mechanical foot problems and people with diabetes as per the clinical criteria listed in the ‘who is the service for’ button below.

Patients need to be registered with a Hillingdon general practitioner (GP).

Please refer to our clinical criteria to confirm those patients we can see:

Who we can see

Who we can see for
short-term treatment

Who we cannot see/does not meet criteria

Patients who have:

  • Foot ulcers and deep tissue injuries
  • Poor circulation with risk of amputation
  • Lower limb loss of sensation due to conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis, chemotherapy, dialysis, diabetes complicated with new foot ulcerations
  • At risk of lower limb infection to prevent amputation (not fungal)
  • Previous amputation (toes/part of lower limb) complicated with new foot ulcerations
  • Foot deformity e.g. charcot foot, acute abnormal swelling

Patients who have:

  • Unresolved in growing toe nail in the medically vulnerable
  • Palliative patients requiring specialist foot care

Patients who have:

  • General nail care
  • Verruca
  • Minimal or non-painful callus
  • Diabetic low risk foot checks
  • Foot pain from musculoskeletal problems e.g. posterior tibialis dysfunction, achilles tendinitis, rheumatoid arthritis
  • Musculoskeletal foot problems in children

We operate an appointments-only service. Services are provided in three clinics across the London Borough of Hillingdon. 

We can arrange home (domiciliary) visits for housebound patients and a transport service is available to patients who are immobile but not housebound. 

The service is available from 8am to 5pm, Monday to Friday, excluding bank holidays. However, we often have limited availability between 4pm and 5pm. 

The Podiatry Service only accepts referrals from GPs and other healthcare professionals that meet its clinical criteria.

The Royal College of Podiatry website also provides the option to find a registered podiatrist in your local area https://cop.org.uk

Our clinics are served by a variety of transport options:

Bus: 102, 222, 350, U5, U4

Train: Great Western Railway

Tube: Metropolitan, Piccadilly

Visit this link for more information. 

Clinic Address:

Uxbridge Health Centre
George Street
Uxbridge
Middlesex
UB8 1UB

Eastcote Health Centre
Abbotsbury Gardens
Eastcote
Middlesex
HA5 1TG

Hesa Clinic
52 Station Road
Hayes
Middlesex
UB3 4DD

Telephone:
01895 485005 (this is a central phone number covering all Podiatry clinics)

GP email referrals: cnw-tr.hchcontactcentrerefs@nhs.net

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