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North Wales Foot Care

For the professional treatment of:

Corns
Callus
Cracked Heels
Nail Trimming
Ingrowing Toe Nails The company, which is based in St.

Home visits are priced at £52 for an initial visit and £45 per treatment thereafter

Clinic appointments are £47 for an initial visit and £40 per treatment thereafter

We accept cash, cards, cheques, bank transfers and PayPal

North Wales Foot Care provides professional foot health treatment to individuals in their own homes throughout the local area. Asaph, was established in 2011 and has over

five years of experience in the domiciliary care sector. The owner, Michael Calvert, graduated from the Stonebridge College with an advanced diploma as a Foot Health Practitioner in Spring 2011, and is a member of the Alliance of Foot Health Practitioners. North Wales Foot Care treats a wide range of foot related problems such as corns, callus, nail cutting, fungal and thickened nails and verrucas. North Wales Foot Care has an expanding network of clients, situated throughout North Wales, including the local council, care agencies and private customers. Due to Michael's background in the social care sector, he has extensive experience dealing with customers who have special needs such as learning disabilities, the elderly and the physically disabled. With state of the art, hygienic equipment and fully qualified and friendly staff, the company delivers a tailored foot care service to its clients. The service is intended to relieve foot related problems in the comfort of the home environment, enabling customers to improve their mobility and well being. The company was designed to be a better access for health care, avoiding long waiting lists and to be an outreach to those who have may not have access to this particular service.

16/06/2026

🗣️ Prestatyn, we want your thoughts!

As we prepare for our exciting new clinic opening in Prestatyn, we’d love to hear from local people.

👣 North Wales Foot Care will, of course, be providing our usual foot health services, but we’re also considering introducing additional healthcare services from the clinic.

If you could choose one extra service to have available in Prestatyn, what would it be?

💬 Let us know in the comments.

Would you like to see:
👂 Ear Wax Removal
💆 Sports Massage
🏃 Physiotherapy
🦵 Compression Therapy
🩺 Diabetes Support Services
🦶 Specialist Insoles & Biomechanics

Or is there something else you’d like to see?

We’re listening and would love your suggestions as we shape the clinic.

15/06/2026

📢 Something Exciting Is Coming to Prestatyn… 👣

We’ve got some exciting news to share!

North Wales Foot Care is preparing to open a new clinic location in Prestatyn. 🎉

As our patient numbers continue to grow across North Wales, we’re expanding to make accessing professional foot care even easier and more convenient.

We’re not quite ready to reveal all the details just yet, but we can say that we’re very excited about what lies ahead and can’t wait to welcome both new and existing patients through the doors.

👀 Keep an eye on our page over the coming weeks for updates, sneak peeks, and an official opening announcement.

Thank you for your continued support – this wouldn’t be possible without our wonderful patients and community.

👣

12/06/2026

🩵 Diabetes Awareness Week – Reason 4 🩵

Why is it so important for people living with diabetes to look after their feet?

👣 Reason 4: Problems aren’t always painful

One of the biggest dangers with diabetic foot problems is that they don’t always hurt.

We sometimes hear:
“It didn’t hurt, so I thought it was fine.”

But reduced sensation can mean infections, ulcers or injuries develop without somebody realising how serious they’ve become.

Pain is normally the body’s warning system… but diabetes can sometimes quieten that warning.

That’s why regular foot checks are so important 💙

11/06/2026

🩵 Diabetes Awareness Week – Reason 3 🩵

Why is it so important for people living with diabetes to look after their feet?

👣 Reason 3: Foot ulcers can start from something very small

A tiny cut.
A cracked heel.
A rubbing shoe.
A blister that “didn’t seem serious.”

For many people these heal quickly.

But with diabetes, reduced sensation and slower healing can sometimes allow small injuries to develop into foot ulcers if they’re not noticed early.

That’s why regular foot checks are so important — especially if you struggle to feel changes in your feet 💙

10/06/2026

🩵 Diabetes Awareness Week – Reason 2 🩵

Why is it so important for people living with diabetes to look after their feet?

👣 Reason 2: Slower healing

Many people don’t realise that diabetes can affect circulation and healing.

A small blister from a shoe, a cracked heel or even a tiny cut can sometimes take much longer to heal than expected.

We often explain it like this:

Imagine getting a paper cut on your hand… most people barely notice it after a few days.

But on a diabetic foot, healing can sometimes be much slower — especially if the area is under constant pressure from walking.

That’s why checking feet regularly and dealing with problems early is so important 💙

09/06/2026

🩵 Diabetes Awareness Week – Reason 1 🩵

Why is it so important for people living with diabetes to look after their feet?

👣 Reason 1: Reduced sensation

Diabetes can sometimes damage the nerves in the feet, meaning cuts, pressure areas or injuries may not always be felt straight away.

Something small can become a much bigger problem if it goes unnoticed.

That’s why regular foot checks and professional footcare are so important 💙

Did you know all of our practitioners have received additional training in caring for diabetic feet?

08/06/2026

🩵 It’s Diabetes Awareness Week 🩵

Question for today…

Why is it so important for people living with diabetes to look after their feet? 👣

We’d love to hear your answers below ⬇️

Throughout the week, we’ll also be sharing some important reasons why foot health matters so much when living with diabetes.

Did you know that all of our practitioners have received additional training in caring for diabetic feet?

At North Wales Foot Care, it’s something we take very seriously 💙

31/05/2026

☀️ Skin Cancer Awareness Month – Don’t Forget Your Feet

Most people think of checking moles on their face, arms or back, but skin cancer can also develop on the feet.

A patient once attended North Wales Foot Care with what they believed was simply a birthmark on the sole of their foot. During routine appointments, we monitored the area and noticed that it appeared to be getting larger between visits.

We advised them to have it checked by their GP. Further investigations revealed that it was cancerous and required treatment.

While foot health practitioners do not diagnose skin cancer, we spend a lot of time examining feet and can often spot changes that patients may not notice themselves.

👣 Keep an eye out for:
• New marks or moles
• Changes in size, shape or colour
• Areas that bleed, ulcerate or don’t heal
• Unusual pigmentation under or around toenails

If you notice any changes to a mark on your feet, it’s always worth getting it checked.

Sometimes the smallest changes can be the most important.

26/05/2026

Hot feet at night? 🥵

Try putting your foot cream in the fridge for 20 minutes before applying it.

A cool moisturiser on tired heels can feel amazing in this weather 👣❄️

What’s your go-to hot weather foot hack?

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Saint Asaph

Website

http://www.northwales-footcare.co.uk/

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