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Podiatry Service operate and by working with a diverse patient demographic including those with dementia and diabetes, I felt it was the right time to put down roots within a permanent clinic to meet the demands of the public for my profession” “This has enabled me to be more efficient with my
work life balance, meaning I can continue to deliver the high standards of podiatry care I am trained to provide and spend time with my husband, two young children and my ageing springer spaniel of 15 years; much of this time is spent exploring Devon, the county I am proud to call my life long home”. Helen offers handpicked point of sale products for her clients, meaning that you have access to all you need in line with your tailored treatment plan. An additional benefit for patients of South Devon Foot
Clinic is Helen’s accreditation authorising her to sell and supply prescription only medication. “I use a range of products here in the clinic which I can thoroughly recommend and being able to supplement those where necessary with, for example, antibiotics without the need for clients to make a separate visit to their GP is a great advantage – not only for them but also for their GP’s who I naturally keep informed. With the current pressure on GP practices, this is beneficial for all involved. The first point of contact for clients is likely to be
Helen’s receptionist, Dawn, who will also ensure you don’t leave without your complementary goodie bag but for anyone unsure about whether to pluck up courage and entrust your feet to a podiatrist, you could not be in better hands than Helen’s!
A F R E E G I F T
FOR THE FIRST 200 APPOINTMENTS
SOUTH DEVON FOOT CLINIC 15 Fore St, Yealmpton, Plymouth PL8 2JN
PODIATRY / CHIROPODY SERVICES Helping you take the right steps to better foot health...
01752 880819 |
www.southdevonfootclinic.co.uk 01752 880819
southdevonfootclinic@gmail.com
www.southdevonfootclinic.co.uk
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