The Oxford Foot and Ankle Centre is one of the most modern and well-equipped podiatric foot and ankle care clinics in central Oxford. We are committed to the highest standards of care and practice, using modern techniques to diagnose and treat all forms of foot and ankle pathology that can affect people of all ages.
Located in central Oxford our clinic offers state of the art diagnosis and treatments the entire range of foot and ankle related problems and if need be can refer on to a range of specialists of related pathologies. Easy to find and close to free parking, we share a building with a group of specialist healthcare practitioners all dedicated to improving the quality of life for patients.
We strive to provide high quality, best-practice patient care with a growing reputation for the innovative, caring treatment, combined with an affordable pricing structure. As a patient of the Oxford Foot and Ankle Centre you can relax knowing you are in the safe hands of a fully qualified, experienced and accredited specialist who has undergone rigorous training.
Biomechanics integrated with osteopathic assessments
Orthotic therapy integrated with rheumatology expertise
Falls and ageing foot wellness clinic
Podiatry, also known as podiatric medicine, and is an area focussing on medical issues pertaining to the lower leg, the foot and ankle.
In the UK, a degree in podiatry grants a practitioner the rights to provide prescription medications, non-invasive surgeries, and certain injectable therapies.
One of the requirements of podiatrists in the UK is the completion of 1,000 clinical hours under the supervision of an experienced podiatrist. This ensures that all podiatrists qualified and registered in the UK have received extensive training and experience in their field.
Podiatrists in the UK are regulated by The Health and Care Professionals Council and all podiatrists are required to register, in order to practice.
He has worked within the National Health Service and has special interest in nail surgery, nail pathologies, dermatology, management of the diabetic foot and has for a time developed expertise in providing management for the ageing foot.
In addition, Thomas works with specialists who consult in association with the practice to provide particular care in the areas of orthotic therapy, orthopaedic rehabilitation for the foot and ankle and advice relating to rheumatology and other arthritic conditions.
Thomas is a member of the College of Podiatry and is registered with the Health Professions Council.
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