I booked a treatment for a verruca. Was told on the phone I needed a consultation (£70 I was told…read morewhich included a 'medical pedicure'. I went and had the verruca lasered, so far so good. The 'medical pedicure' per se lasted 3-4 minutes (a quick brush of dead skin on my heals), all in all 10-15 minutes. When I went to pay, the full price was £250. Whilst i had asked if the treatment was included when booking (and was told yes) surprise surprise, a full £180 extra appeared. They need and could be more transparent UPFRONT with their fees. Not uncommon in the Harley St set, I should have known better and feel like a muppet. Caveat emptor, get a full price quote in advance and preferably in writting.

"A Medical Pedicure."…read more Music to my feet. I am terribly intrigued by the idea of a chiropodist. One, because I'd never heard of one before a few weeks ago. Two, they seem to be somewhat specific to the UK. We do not have them in the States (though we obviously should!). So I set an appointment to see what this business was all about. I read Leslie's review and made it a point to visit this particular office, and I was not led astray. It was very easy to schedule via email as well. I would consider a medical pedicure something like the routine maintenance one might perform on a car. Not something you need every day, week or even month -- but every 6 months, we need to get things tuned up. It's a cross between medical and beauty. A licensed and educated chiropodist puts you in the pedicure chair, and proceeds to smooth out all the maladies brought upon one's feet by ordinary life, pinchy shoes, flip flops, sports, etc. Shaves down dried cracked skin, rounds out the nails and smooths them down, and basically just brings your feet back to an organic position. Of course they also have much more complex and detailed procedures, but I was just in for a bit of medical pedicuring. This took about 25-30 minutes total. The office was nice, the staff very friendly, overall a great experience. So if you were ever wishing that your nail tech at your local shop would scrub those callouses a bit more or really get in there --- come here first. Have them do the hard work, then go to to your nail lady for the pretty finishing touches and polish. I'm a fan for life, Feet for Life! 55 quid and my feet look like new again.

Up early today for my first visit ever to a chiropractor to see to a boo on my foot. Warmly…read moregreeted by Annette and into a spotless treatment room where she tended to my issue gently, patiently and explaining what she was doing and what aftercare would be needed. And she has the best laugh, too!

This place doesn't have the most fashionable shoes, but it does have some fun, quirky designs. The…read moreemphasis is on comfort, especially for problem feet, but certainly not Gran's sensible shoes. It also stocks a good line in comfy slippers. If you want, you can have a foot health check with a podatrist. I watched a ladies having this done. It was amazing to see how the machine measured how her weight was distributed on her foot - like a footprint in the sand. Try it for comfortable shoes, that aren't the standard high street brands.

What a pleasure it was to visit this store recently, I have spent a long time trying to find…read moresomewhere that stocks shoes which are comfortable and good for my feet without compromising on style, which to my delight is exactly what this place offers. Combining this with an in-store foot clinic and friendly, helpful staff I will certainly be visiting Footwise again!

I needed help with in-grown toenails at short notice before I went abroad on holiday for two weeks…read more I popped into the clinic at lunch time, they saw saw the state of toes, and then and there I was given my operation. Mike and his helping hand, Andre, were kind and patient, and to distract me from any discomfort: I found he knew his Shakespeare, and could do Impressions based on comedy films too! (Mike that is.) The aftercare was excellent, as over the two weeks before my flight, I was able to come in three more times to have my bandages changed. I'm writing this review six weeks after my operation, and my feet are perfectly healthy. Would recommend!

Grays Foot Clinic is both a friendly and helpful practice , the quality of care my feet receive…read morehere is exemplary. I couldn't recommend this clinic enough. Payments are efficiently received and invoices are downloaded to my phone.

Linda managed to get rid of my persistent corn, which many chiropodists I've been to before her…read morefailed to do. She is the best chiropodist I've ever been to.

I am really impressed with this family practice. I've seen several doctors here for a few random…read moreissues and they have always been very helpful and kind. A few times I've had to make an emergency appointment and was always able to get one. I highly recommend it.

I have just moved back to the UK after ten years living in Australia , I have been a little shocked…read morehow over this time away the NHS and Doctors have become so infatuated with budgets and have no problem in being open about this with their patents Heath bridge medical practice is a prime example of this . My little boy has an occasional bad night cough, in Australia he was prescribed a drug that worked amazingly well for the very rare time it was needed . I requested this drug at heathbridge and was told although it would be fine to use and it would of course work it was "very expensive" being 40 pounds ....this the doctor was very hesitant to do for me ..and initially refused saying this would be flagged up by the managers , She suggested that should the cough come back ..I should take him in late at night /early morning to A+E to sit and wait for some of this drug!! I couldn't believe that she was actually serious and was happy to place my 3 year old son in great discomfort and a prolonged wait in A+E so the practice would stay in budget After a few "frank" words it was agreed that I can have the drugs that will help my little boy if I agreed to pay privately for them ..(happy to do this) ...but it does go to show this practice in its true light. This is also not the first time practice budget have been brought into the conversation when discussing drugs I have required for myself or family . If your NHS you are very much second class ..i would not trust or wish to be seen by this practice should I ever have a serious problem . My summery of Heathbridge would be , generally OK , but I do have the feeling that the doctors feel the patients get what they pay for (or not NHS ) Since my multiple brushes with "budgets" I no longer trust I will get the full medical picture or best advice / drugs from this practice and will be moving in the next few months .