Edmonton West
Westend Callingwood Medical Clinic
#418 6655 178 St NW
edmonton AB T5T 4J5
Ph: 780.460.0025
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Step Ahead has been serving the greater West Edmonton, Spruce Grove, Devon area for over 10 years.
With a team of experienced and proficient Podiatry Doctors treating a large variety of foot conditions, Set Ahead Podiatry is the obvious choice for people with troublesome feet.
Our group of Foot care specialists strive for excellence in the field of Podiatric Medicine. Embracing new techniques with the use of cutting edge equipment, and applying the latest research and recommended best practice, ensures that our patients are offered the most effective and comprehensive treatments available within the foot care industry.
OUR FOOT CARE EXPERTS SPECIALIZES IN:
Heel Pain, Achilles Tendonitis, Sports Injuries, Diabetic Foot Care and Assessment, Fungal Nail Laser Treatment, Custom Made Orthotics, Compression Socks, Medical Pedicures, and Shockwave Therapy, Laser Wart Treatment, Foot Pain Management
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1. What services are available at the West Edmonton Foot Clinic?
The West Edmonton location offers comprehensive podiatric care, including diagnosis and treatment of heel pain, bunions, flat feet, ingrown toenails, fungal infections, diabetic foot care, and sports-related injuries. It also provides biomechanical assessments and orthotic therapy to address structural foot problems.
2. Where is the West Edmonton Foot Clinic located, and who can visit it?
This clinic is located in the Westend Callingwood Medical area and serves patients from West Edmonton and surrounding communities. It is open to individuals of all ages experiencing foot, ankle, or lower limb discomfort.
3. What should I expect during my first visit?
Your first visit includes a detailed consultation, physical examination, gait analysis, and possibly diagnostic tests if needed. The podiatrist will explain the root cause of your symptoms and outline a customized treatment plan focused on both relief and long-term correction.
4. Do you treat sports-related foot and ankle injuries?
Yes, sports injuries are commonly treated at this location. These include sprains, tendonitis, stress injuries, and overuse conditions. Treatment may involve rest protocols, physiotherapy recommendations, orthotics, and gradual return-to-activity planning.
5. Can plantar fasciitis be treated without surgery?
Yes, most plantar fasciitis cases are treated non-surgically. Treatment options include stretching programs, footwear modification, orthotics, anti-inflammatory measures, and advanced therapies such as shockwave treatment. Surgery is rarely required.
6. Are custom orthotics available and how are they made?
Yes, custom orthotics are available after a biomechanical assessment. Foot impressions or digital scans are used to design inserts that redistribute pressure, correct alignment issues, and support natural movement patterns.
7. Do you provide treatment for nail fungus and discolored toenails?
Yes, fungal nail infections are treated using medical-grade topical or oral medications and in some cases laser or advanced therapies. Treatment length varies depending on severity, and follow-up care is important to prevent recurrence.
8. Is diabetic foot care offered at the West Edmonton location?
Yes, diabetic patients receive preventive and ongoing foot care, including circulation checks, nerve testing, wound prevention, and education on daily foot monitoring to reduce the risk of ulcers or infections.
9. Do I need an appointment or are walk-ins accepted?
Appointments are strongly recommended to ensure proper time allocation for assessment and treatment. Walk-in availability may be limited depending on the schedule and urgency of cases.
10. How quickly can I get an appointment if I am in pain?
Patients experiencing acute pain or urgent foot conditions are often prioritized. In many cases, appointments can be scheduled within a short timeframe depending on availability and clinical urgency.
