Edmonton West
Westend Callingwood Medical Clinic
#418 6655 178 St NW
edmonton AB T5T 4J5
Ph: 780.460.0025
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West Edmonton Foot Clinic – Step Ahead Podiatry
Clinic Details & Contact Information
- Clinic Address: Westend Callingwood Medical Clinic, #418, 6655 178 Street NW, Edmonton, AB T5T 4J5
- Central Booking Phone: 780-460-0025
- Operating Hours: Please contact the clinic to confirm current operating hours and appointment availability.
Important: Confirm Services and Availability Before Booking
Not every podiatry treatment, procedure, or practitioner is available at every Step Ahead Podiatry location. The West Edmonton clinic focuses on foot care and orthotics, while certain specialized treatments and surgical procedures may require an appointment at another facility.
Before booking, call 780-460-0025 to confirm that your required service is available at the West Edmonton location. Our booking team can help you determine the appropriate clinic, check practitioner availability, discuss appointment options, and provide information about consultation fees and potential treatment costs. If you need a specific procedure, custom orthotic device, or specialist consultation, mention this when contacting the clinic so the team can direct you to the appropriate location.
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Comprehensive Podiatric Care in West Edmonton
Foot pain can affect everything from walking around the neighbourhood to working long shifts, exercising, and participating in sports. Step Ahead Podiatry provides foot care and orthotic services for patients in West Edmonton and surrounding communities, helping address discomfort, mobility concerns, and biomechanical problems that affect everyday activities.
Located at the Westend Callingwood Medical Clinic on 178 Street NW, our West Edmonton location offers a convenient option for patients seeking professional foot assessments and orthotic care. Whether you are experiencing persistent heel pain, discomfort caused by your foot structure, or difficulty finding footwear that supports your feet properly, an assessment can help identify potential causes and determine appropriate next steps.
Our approach focuses on understanding your symptoms, evaluating how your feet function, and discussing suitable care options based on your individual needs. Because treatment availability varies by location, we recommend contacting our central booking team before your visit to confirm which services can be provided at West Edmonton or whether another Step Ahead Podiatry clinic would be more appropriate.
Treatments & Podiatry Services at Our West Edmonton Clinic
The West Edmonton clinic focuses on foot care and orthotics. The following services describe treatment options offered across the Step Ahead Podiatry practice; availability at this specific location must be confirmed before booking.
Custom Prescription Orthotics & Custom Orthotic Skates
Custom orthotics are designed to support your feet, redistribute pressure, and address biomechanical concerns that may contribute to discomfort while standing, walking, running, or playing sports. An assessment considers your foot structure, symptoms, movement patterns, and footwear to determine whether prescription orthotics may be appropriate.
For athletes and recreational skaters, custom orthotic skates can provide additional support inside hockey or figure skates, where fit and pressure distribution are particularly important. The design depends on the individual's needs and skating equipment. Learn more about custom prescription orthotics and custom orthotic skates. Contact our team to confirm orthotic assessment options and availability at the West Edmonton clinic.
Ingrown Toenail Treatment
An ingrown toenail develops when the nail edge presses into the surrounding skin, potentially causing tenderness, redness, swelling, and infection. Persistent or recurring symptoms may require professional assessment rather than repeated attempts to manage the nail at home. Depending on the severity, treatment may involve conservative nail care or a partial nail avulsion performed under local anaesthetic. For recurring ingrown toenails, a practitioner may discuss whether a more permanent procedure is appropriate.
Read more about ingrown toenail treatment. Please confirm whether ingrown toenail procedures are available at West Edmonton or require an appointment at another clinic.
Nail Fungus Treatment
Fungal nail infections can cause nails to become discoloured, thickened, brittle, or difficult to trim. Because other conditions can produce similar changes, an accurate assessment is important before choosing a treatment.
Depending on the clinical findings, care may include nail evaluation, laboratory testing where appropriate, professional nail debridement, or a recommended treatment programme. Treatment options vary according to the suspected cause, the extent of the infection, and the patient's circumstances. Explore our nail fungus treatment options. Contact central booking to ask about nail assessment and treatment availability at the West Edmonton location.
Shockwave Therapy (ESWT)
Persistent heel pain and certain tendon problems can make walking, standing, and physical activity uncomfortable. Extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT) uses acoustic pressure waves as a non-surgical treatment option for selected musculoskeletal conditions.
A practitioner may consider shockwave therapy for conditions such as plantar fasciitis or Achilles tendinopathy after assessing your symptoms and determining whether the treatment is suitable. Results vary, and shockwave therapy is not appropriate for every patient. Learn more about shockwave therapy. Call ahead to confirm whether shockwave therapy is offered at West Edmonton and whether an initial assessment is required.
Bunion Treatment & Surgical Consultations
Bunions are structural changes around the joint at the base of the big toe. They can contribute to pain, swelling, pressure from footwear, and difficulty finding comfortable shoes. Depending on the severity of the condition, management may include footwear modifications, protective padding, activity adjustments, and custom orthotics. When symptoms persist, or the deformity significantly affects daily activities, a specialist may discuss further evaluation and possible surgical options.
Visit our page about bunion treatment. If you are considering bunion surgery, confirm which clinic handles the necessary assessment and surgical consultations before booking.
Cryosurgery for Wart Treatments
Plantar warts develop on the soles of the feet and may cause discomfort when walking or putting pressure on the affected area. They can sometimes resemble corns or calluses, so an assessment can help distinguish between possible causes. Treatment depends on the lesion, its location, and previous treatment history. Options may include targeted medical treatments or cryosurgical approaches where clinically appropriate.
Learn more about cryosurgery for wart treatments. Contact our team to confirm the availability of wart treatments at the West Edmonton clinic before scheduling.
Ankle Braces & Richie Brace Support
Ankle instability and certain tendon conditions can affect balance, walking, and confidence during everyday activities. A Richie Brace is a specialised ankle-foot orthosis that may be recommended for selected conditions requiring additional support.
Assessment may involve evaluating foot alignment, ankle stability, gait, and the nature of your symptoms. If bracing is appropriate, the practitioner can discuss suitable options and whether custom fitting is needed. Explore ankle braces and Richie Brace support. Please confirm whether the assessment, casting, and dispensing process can be arranged at the West Edmonton location.
General Podiatry Services & Foot Surgery Consultations
General podiatric care addresses a range of concerns, including painful calluses, changes in foot structure, nail problems, and diabetic foot health. Depending on the patient's needs, an assessment may help identify pressure-related problems, skin concerns, or signs that require further medical evaluation.
Some conditions may benefit from conservative management, while others require referral for more specialised assessment or treatment. Foot surgery is considered only when appropriate following an individual clinical evaluation. Learn more about our general podiatry services and foot surgery procedures.
For surgical consultations, minor procedures, or specialised treatment, contact central booking to determine which Step Ahead Podiatry facility can accommodate your needs. You can also explore our Step Ahead Podiatric Surgery information.
Common Foot Conditions Assessed & Managed
Foot and ankle symptoms can have several possible causes. A professional assessment can help determine what may be contributing to your discomfort and which treatment options are appropriate.
- Bunions (Hallux Valgus): A bunion can cause enlargement around the big toe joint, pressure from shoes, and pain during walking. Management may include footwear changes, protective padding, orthotics, and specialist assessment where needed.
- Heel Pain & Plantar Fasciitis: Heel pain, particularly with the first steps in the morning or after resting, can be associated with plantar fasciitis and other conditions. Assessment may help determine whether stretching, footwear changes, orthotics, or other treatments are appropriate.
- Ingrown Toenails: An ingrown toenail can cause tenderness, swelling, and inflammation along the nail edge. Persistent or recurring problems may require professional nail care or a procedure.
- Plantar Warts: These lesions can develop on weight-bearing areas of the foot and become painful under pressure. Treatment depends on the diagnosis, lesion characteristics, and response to previous care.
- Pediatric Flat Foot: Flat feet are common in children, but pain, fatigue, or difficulty with activities may warrant an assessment. Recommendations depend on the child's age, symptoms, and foot development.
- Pediatric Heel Pain (Sever's Disease): Active children and adolescents may experience heel pain associated with growth and repetitive physical activity. Appropriate management may include activity adjustments, footwear advice, and supportive measures.
- High Arches (Pes Cavus): High arches can contribute to uneven pressure distribution, discomfort, and ankle instability. Assessment can help determine whether footwear changes, cushioning, or prescription orthotics may help.
- Hammer Toe & Claw Toe: These toe deformities can cause friction, corns, pressure, and difficulty wearing shoes. Management depends on flexibility, discomfort, and the severity of the deformity.
- Morton's Neuroma: Irritation of a nerve in the forefoot can cause burning, tingling, or the sensation of walking on a small object. Treatment may include footwear changes, metatarsal support, and further clinical evaluation.
- Stiff Toe Joint (Hallux Rigidus): Stiffness and pain in the big toe joint may be associated with arthritis or other structural changes. Management can include footwear modifications, stiff-soled shoes, orthotic support, and specialist assessment.
- Gout & Inflammatory Arthritis: Inflammatory joint conditions can cause sudden pain, swelling, redness, and tenderness in the foot. A clinician can assess foot-related symptoms and help determine whether medical evaluation or additional care is required.
Important: The availability of assessment and treatment for individual conditions varies by location. Please contact our booking team before scheduling if you require a specific procedure or specialised service.
Find the Right Step Ahead Podiatry Location
Step Ahead Podiatry serves patients across Edmonton and surrounding communities through multiple clinic locations. If a particular treatment is not available at West Edmonton, our central booking team can help you identify the appropriate facility.
Explore our other locations:
- South Edmonton Foot Clinic: A convenient option for patients in South Edmonton and nearby communities.
- Central Edmonton Foot Clinic: Located on 104 Avenue NW for patients seeking care closer to central Edmonton.
- Sherwood Park Foot Clinic: Serving patients in Sherwood Park and surrounding communities.
- St. Albert Foot Clinic: An option for patients in St. Albert and the surrounding area.
Not sure which location offers the service you need? Call 780-460-0025 before booking so our team can guide you to the appropriate clinic.
Frequently Asked Questions: West Edmonton Foot Clinic
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.
Schedule Your Appointment at the West Edmonton Foot Clinic
You do not have to keep adjusting your daily activities around persistent foot discomfort. Whether you need an assessment for heel pain, advice about custom orthotics, or help determining the next step for a foot condition, Step Ahead Podiatry can help you identify an appropriate care option.
Before visiting, contact our central booking team to confirm the availability of your required service at the West Edmonton clinic. We can help you understand the next steps, identify the appropriate location, and discuss appointment and cost information.
Call today to discuss your appointment: 780-460-0025.
- Confirm location and service availability before scheduling.
- Ask about consultation fees and potential treatment costs so you know what to expect.
- Request the appropriate appointment for your symptoms or orthotic needs.
Visit the Step Ahead Podiatry locations page if you would like to compare our other clinic locations. Step Ahead Podiatry is here to help you take the next step towards better foot comfort and mobility.
