We are focused towards our patients, and pride ourselves in providing quality care which is demonstrated through treatment success, a high degree of patient satisfaction and repeat visits.
Welcome to Healthy Steps
Healthy Steps was established over 7 years ago and has become one of the regions largest podiatry companies. We have a team of dedicated and passionate podiatrists who work with you towards achieving your health goal. All of our podiatrists are New Zealand Podiatry Board registered and undertake ongoing education to ensure we keep up to date with the ever changing developments in podiatry care.
We treat a wide variety of patients from athletes to individuals with diabetes and arthritis, who want to maintain their quality of life. We also see a great number of children ranging from toddlers to teenagers. As some of us are parents ourselves, we also understand how important it is to get the right treatment for our children early on.
Our podiatrists are also actively involved in sports such as running, tennis, cycling, cricket and triathlon. This allows us to relate in a positive and sympathetic way to sporting injuries. Whether you are young, “older sporty” or enjoy life’s gentler pursuits, our goal is to get you back on your feet and to help educate you on preventing injuries or problems from occurring. Remember love your feet, and they will love you back.
We hope you will enjoy your time with us.
Family Foot Care
Many of the problems we experience with our feet as adults can be related back to what has happened to our feet as children. It is important to monitor the feet as they grow. This will make sure that we are maintaining them in the best health possible and avoiding future problems. Follow simple guidelines to maintain healthy feet and look out for signs of any problems.Often the feet are the first places that tell us that something is not quite right with our overal health. Any concerns - take action. The podiatrists at Healthy Steps are trained to assist you in each stage of the life of your foot.
What to look out for:- Persistent foot pain that lasts more than 3 days
- Swelling or redness in the feet. Itchy feet. Feet that get very cold or hot.
- Any sign of infection
- Wounds that are not healing
- Loss of feeling in your feet
- Frequent tripping, falling over
- Foot deformity – bunions, hammertoes, arches of the feet dropping
Any concerns contact the podiatrists at Healthy Steps – we are here to help you.
Service Categories
Podiatrists, Sports Injury Therapy
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