Call Us Today! (613) 966-3668
Call Us Today! (613) 966-3668
Family Foot & Wellness Centre
393 Sidney Street. Suite 2,
Belleville, Ontario K8P3Z9
Family Foot & Wellness Centre
393 Sidney Street. Suite 2,
Belleville, Ontario K8P3Z9
Our Services
We Make Custom Orthotics
We Make Custom Orthotics
We Make Custom Orthotics
As licensed practitioners, our services are covered by most health insurance plans.
Book a consultation with our onsite chiropodist today! (613) 966-3668
Treatments and Tips
We Make Custom Orthotics
We Make Custom Orthotics
At The Foot & Wellness Centre, we are registered primary care practitioners and we offer many services.
Having issues with ingrown toe nails?
We treat those!
Athlete's foot, plantar warts, corns & callus, heel pain? We specialize in treatments for the foot and ankle.
We provide advice on proper footwear and the features of a good shoe.
Patient Centred Care
We Make Custom Orthotics
Patient Centred Care
NO REFERRAL needed. This means a shorter wait time for appointments.
We pride ourselves on being a patient centred care facility. Our team works closely with patients to understand and improve the health of their feet.
Content
How Can Orthotics Help me?
How Can Orthotics Help me?
How Can Orthotics Help me?
Do I have flat feet?
Do my feet, knees and ankles constantly feel tired and achy? Do you have areas of pressure or shearing forces on the bottom of your feet?
If any of this sounds familiar you may need orthotics. See our foot specialist for a consultation and biomechanical exam.
What's New?
How Can Orthotics Help me?
How Can Orthotics Help me?
Our office has moved to Belleville!
We look forward to seeing you at our new location: 393 Sidney st. Suite 2. 613-966-3668
Covid19 Protocols
How Can Orthotics Help me?
What are features of a good shoe?
Our office may look a little different since Covid19 but we're working hard to keep the public and our staff safe. Additional cleaning protocols, screening and the wearing of PPE have been put in place to help flatten the curve. Please stay safe and thank you for your continuing cooperation.
What are features of a good shoe?
What are features of a good shoe?
What are features of a good shoe?
Laces are best because you can modify the tightness in areas where its needed.
Make sure you have room to wiggle your toes.
If the toebox of the shoe is too shallow or narrow then you might get blisters or calluses. Remember, if you have wide feet get a wide shoe instead of going up in size.
General rule of thumb: if you can fold the shoe or twist it....it lacks support and is not a good quality shoe.
Foot Notes
What are features of a good shoe?
What's Happening Now
Did you know that our feet can carry us 3-4 times around the earth!? That is a lot of steps. Take care of your feet by following good hygiene practices and wearing good shoes. Remember, we only have one pair!
What's Happening Now
What are features of a good shoe?
What's Happening Now
We're excited to announce that we have reflexology services! Welcome Breanne Nash. Breanne is a certified reflexologist since 2015. Her goal is to educate the public and offer more awareness of the amazing benefits of reflexology. Whether it be emotional, physical or mental stress - reflexology has the ability to help bring balance and healing to all areas of the body.
FAQ
FAQ
FAQ
How long should my orthotics last?
Typically, around 1-2 years. However, factors that may shorten the life of your orthotics are:
Sports, Are you using your orthotics for a high impact sport or long distance running? This could affect the material of the topcover.
Have your orthotics been exposed to water or excessive heat?
Your age. If you are under 18yrs, you could still be growing. Your feet might have outgrown your orthotics. If you have more questions give us a call!
FAQ
FAQ
FAQ
We now offer Reflexology!
Many of our patrons have experienced improvements in blood flow, reduction of inflammation and improvements in digestion. To name a few of the many wellness benefits offered by reflexology. Book a session with Breanne, our certified reflexologist.