Two views of the same area at different stages, shown without claims about diagnosis, treatment duration or outcome.
Every step starts
with closer care.
We assess risk, address the problem and build a clear plan to protect your foot health.
Start with the problem, not a procedure
Explore care in three clear groups. Assessment determines what you actually need.
01Diabetic foot and wounds
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02Nails and infection
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03Therapeutic care
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Good care does not begin with numbers
It begins with a better question, a structured examination and an explanation you can understand.
Assessment before intervention
We understand cause and risk before choosing care.
A practical plan
Clear guidance for clinic, home and follow-up.
Clear clinical boundaries
We escalate when needed and never replace emergency care.
Trust requires real information
We present clinical information in realistic language, with de-identification and review before publication.
Information that helps you notice risk early
A daily foot check for people with diabetes
An educational draft outlining a simple routine for noticing changes early.
Choosing safer everyday footwear
A practical draft about fit, space and checking shoes before use.
Why foot wounds deserve early review
A draft explaining why reduced sensation can hide the seriousness of a wound.
When does a foot problem need urgent assessment?+
Seek urgent assessment for a new wound with diabetes, rapidly spreading redness or swelling, discharge, darkening skin, fever, or sudden severe pain. Medical emergencies should not wait for a WhatsApp reply.
Do I need a referral to visit Biofoot health care?+
You can request an initial assessment directly. We may recommend referral or coordinated specialist care based on the findings.
Can I remove a callus or corn at home?+
Avoid blades and home acids, especially with diabetes or poor circulation. Clinical assessment is safer and helps identify the source of pressure.
Tell us what is troubling your foot
Start booking on WhatsApp. Do not send images or sensitive medical details unless the team requests them through an appropriate process.