Proven excellence
Clear answers, not guesswork
We look at how your body moves in motion, not just where it hurts. That helps us give you advice based on findings rather than assumptions.
Support shaped around your assessment
We only discuss orthotic options when they are appropriate for your results. That keeps your treatment focused and practical.
Help that continues after fitting
We can review comfort and fit after your orthotics are issued. That gives you a chance to raise concerns before small issues become frustrating.
A closer look at how you move
We assess walking patterns, standing posture and lower limb movement to understand what may be driving ongoing foot or heel pain. If discomfort keeps returning after long days on your feet, exercise, or even short walks, this kind of assessment can reveal issues that are easy to miss.
We also discuss your symptoms and medical history, because pain rarely tells the whole story on its own. Kettering Foot Health Clinic uses those findings to build a clearer picture of how alignment and movement may be affecting you. This can be especially useful if you've tried rest or footwear changes and the problem still nags away. We provide diabetic foot care where needed and can discuss shockwave therapy when appropriate. We then explain the next steps in plain language, so you know what we've found and what may help.
What your assessment can involve
Your appointment may include observation of your standing posture, the way you walk, and how your feet align through each step. We also carry out a biomechanical assessment to see how pressure, balance and movement work together in real life, not just on paper. It helps when pain shows up in the heel, arch, ankle, or lower leg and seems to return for no obvious reason.
Kettering Foot Health Clinic can also discuss insole fitting and custom orthotic options when the assessment shows extra support could help. Our recommendations are tailored to the findings, which gives you advice that suits your movement rather than a one-size-fits-all answer.
Support that can make everyday movement easier
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Discussion of symptoms
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Review of medical history
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Observation of standing posture
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Assessment of walking pattern
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Evaluation of foot alignment
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Biomechanical assessment
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Insole fitting available
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Follow up on comfort reviews