NO NEED TO TRAVEL- I come to you!

Professional footcare delivered in comfort of your home.

including hospital visits

Call 07488 247 367

0131 531 5597

About Us

Compassionate Healthcare

My name is Ada Fraser BSc, a registered HCPC podiatrist. I qualified at Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh.

As healthcare changes so does provision, with more people requiring home visits. Home visits depend on patients' needs. I provide routine podiatry , diabetic foot checks and more advanced services such as vascular or neurovascular assessments.

A Personal Approach

Fraser Footcare was started because of the need to provide routine podiatry treatment for people who are housebound, and unable to come into a clinic.

The services I provide in a patient's home and also in hospitals and care homes.

It is of vital importance that people feel comfortable and trusting when I come into their home.

Fraser Footcare understands and respects this. Everything needed to provide an effective and thorough podiatry treatment will be brought to the visit.

Time slots are 30 minutes and will be confirmed by a telephone call

. Due to Edinburgh traffic, please allow 15 mins from your booked appointment time to arrival. I appreciate your understanding

Fraser Footcare provides services to multiple occupancies, nursing homes, care homes and hospital visits.

Treatments

Routine care – Foot and nail care. This includes ensuring your nails cut and filed on a regular basis, as well as reducing nail thickness, removing any hard skin, and offering general advice on foot maintenance. These tasks become increasingly important as we age, particularly if mobility is reduced, or they are difficult for you to perform yourself.

Corns- Weight-bearing parts of your feet are prone to corns, due to the high pressure experienced in these areas. While some corns can be passive and don’t cause any real issue, others can be incredibly painful.

Calluses/ Hard skin- We’ve all experienced those uncomfortable, unsightly, thick yellow patches of skin on our feet. Calluses not only look bad, but they can also be very painful. Usually caused by that area of your foot being exposed to an excessive amount of friction pressure, calluses are easily dealt with.

Diabetic patients are also prone to callus and should be reduced by a skilled podiatrist.

Involuted Nails- Involuted toenails are nails that curve and press down the sides (the technical term is nail sulci). The nails press down into the sulci, causing a build-up of hard skin. This can be painful, especially if the nail itself is a bit thick or the shoes are squashing the toe.

Diabetic Foot Checks- These checks help monitor circulation, nerve function, and overall foot health- vital for preventing complications. Whether you need a routine review or are a managing a diabetic foot condition. I provide expert care in the comfort of your home.

NO NEED TO TRAVEL- I come to you!

About Us

Compassionate Healthcare

A Personal Approach

Treatments

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Contact us

Fraser Footcare

Hours

NO NEED TO TRAVEL- I come to you!

About Us

Compassionate Healthcare

A Personal Approach

Treatments

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Contact Us

Contact us

Fraser Footcare

Hours

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