About Me
Suzanne Page
BSc (Hons), MChSHCPC Registered Podiatrist
Fully qualified since 2010 and a graduate of Salford University, I am dedicated to providing a friendly, professional and safe mobile podiatry service to clients in their homes. I provide podiatry (chiropody) services along the South Manchester A6 corridor, between Levenshulme and Hazel Grove, including Burnage, Heaton Norris, Heaton Chapel, Heaton Moor, Stockport, Romiley, Davenport and Great Moor. My foot treatments include general foot care, nail problems, nail clipping, hard skin treatment and many others. Please consult the FAQs for a range of other information and answers to questions you may have.
I am fully insured and a Member of the College of Podiatry (previously the Society of Chiropodists and Podiatrists) and I am happy to wear full, clinically approved PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) on request.
Foot Treatments
Professional, friendly foot care in the comfort of your own homeGeneral Foot Care
- Verrucas
- Fungal Infections
- Hard skin removal
- Corns and calluses
- Foot pain
- Diabetic foot checks
- Bunion care
- Cracked heels
- Athlete's foot
Nail Problems
- Toenail cutting
- Thickened and fungal infected nails
- Ingrowing nails
Other Podiatry Services
- Biomechanical issues.
- Prescription of Orthotics (insoles)
- Limb assessments, incl. Achilles Tendinitis, Plantar Fasciitis, Heel Pain, Shin Splints & many more
To make an appointment please call 07985 426 444
Treatment Prices
Home appointments cost from £35 and last approx. 30 minutes. There may be additional charges for treatment aids, e.g. insoles and medical preparations.
- Business hours are 9am - 5pm, Monday-Friday, however I can be contacted between 8am - 8pm, weekdays and 8am - 4pm, weekends.
- Prices are for full podiatry/chiropody treatments but may vary depending on distance, if outside my normal area covered.
- Initial appointments may last up to an hour due to a foot/lower leg assessment, explanations of treatment and time for questions etc, however you will only be charged for the initial 30 minutes.
Call Suzanne on 07985 426 444 to make an appointment
Frequently Asked Questions
To view answers, click on each questionWhat hours do you work?
My treatment hours are 9.00-17.00 hrs, Monday-Friday, however you may phone me between 8.00-20.00 hrs, any day, for advice or to make appointments.
What's the difference between a podiatrist and a chiropodist?
There's really no difference between the two. Podiatrist is a more common and up-to-date term which was coined in 1914 and popularized in the UK in the early 1990s. Chiropodists and podiatrists have the same qualifications, and both can help with minor or more severe foot issues, although traditionally chiropodists were more focussed on general foot care.
What do I need to do to get ready for my visit?
Freshly washed, clean feet are always nice to work on, but a 5 minute soak in warm water just prior to your appointment helps to soften hard nails and skin and makes treatment easier, and more comfortable for you.
What can I expect on my first visit?
At your first appointment I will make a full foot and lower leg assessment. The assessment will include a full diagnosis of your foot condition, noting any medical history relevant to it, any medication taken, an explanation of recommmended treatment and a plan going forward. You will be given the opportunity to discuss any problems, treatment and to ask any questions you may have before your first treatment session on that visit.
Can I pay by card?
At the moment, unfortunately, I can only accept payment by cash or cheque. Cheques should be made payable to Suzanne Page.
Will the treatment hurt?
Most foot treatment will be pain free, however some may feel uncomfortable. If you find podiatry treatment unbearable, please let me know and I'll attempt to find a away to lessen the pain.
How do I cancel my appointment?
If you need to cancel or move an appointment, please phone me on 07985 426 444 at the earliest opportunity so that I may use your booking slot for another client needing treatment.
Can I book my next appointment in advance?
Yes I prefer you to do that. Most appointments are on a 6 to 8 week cycle unless, due to a severe condition, a more regular visit is necessary, in which case I will let you know.
Can I get free podiatry?
Yes it's possible to get free foot treatments on the NHS if you have certain medical conditions, such as diabetes, however as I don't work for the NHS I must charge for my services. When you first get in touch with me I will let you know if free NHS treatment may be available to you.
Do you also do pedicures?
As a podiatrist my services don't include cosmetic treatments so I don't paint toenails, however I will trim nails and calluses down to a safe length, and I always finish each session with a short foot massage with foot cream.
I don't live in the districts you cover, can I still get an appointment?
Yes that's certainly possible. The places I list are just a guide so even if you don't live in Hazel Grove, Burnage, Stockport, Great Moor, Heaton Norris, Heaton Chapel, Heaton Moor, Davenport, or Levenshulme please get in touch.
What hours do you work?
My treatment hours are 9.00-17.00 hrs, Monday-Friday, however you may phone me between 8.00-20.00 hrs, any day, for advice or to make appointments.
What's the difference between a podiatrist and a chiropodist?
There's really no difference between the two. Podiatrist is a more common and up-to-date term which was coined in 1914 and popularized in the UK in the early 1990s. Chiropodists and podiatrists have the same qualifications, and both can help with minor or more severe foot issues, although traditionally chiropodists were more focussed on general foot care.
What do I need to do to get ready for my visit?
Freshly washed, clean feet are always nice to work on, but a 5 minute soak in warm water just prior to your appointment helps to soften hard nails and skin and makes treatment easier, and more comfortable for you.
What can I expect on my first visit?
At your first appointment I will make a full foot and lower leg assessment. The assessment will include a full diagnosis of your foot condition, noting any medical history relevant to it, any medication taken, an explanation of recommmended treatment and a plan going forward. You will be given the opportunity to discuss any problems, treatment and to ask any questions you may have before your first treatment session on that visit.
Can I pay by card?
At the moment, unfortunately, I can only accept payment by cash or cheque. Cheques should be made payable to Suzanne Page.
Will the treatment hurt?
Most foot treatment will be pain free, however some may feel uncomfortable. If you find podiatry treatment unbearable, please let me know and I'll attempt to find a away to lessen the pain.
How do I cancel my appointment?
If you need to cancel or move an appointment, please phone me on 07985 426 444 at the earliest opportunity so that I may use your booking slot for another client needing treatment.
Can I book my next appointment in advance?
Yes I prefer you to do that. Most appointments are on a 6 to 8 week cycle unless, due to a severe condition, a more regular visit is necessary, in which case I will let you know.
Can I get free podiatry?
Yes it's possible to get free foot treatments on the NHS if you have certain medical conditions, such as diabetes, however as I don't work for the NHS I must charge for my services. When you first get in touch with me I will let you know if free NHS treatment may be available to you.
Do you also do pedicures?
As a podiatrist my services don't include cosmetic treatments so I don't paint toenails, however I will trim nails and calluses down to a safe length, and I always finish each session with a short foot massage with foot cream.
I don't live in the districts you cover, can I still get an appointment?
Yes that's certainly possible. The places I list are just a guide so even if you don't live in Hazel Grove, Burnage, Stockport, Great Moor, Heaton Norris, Heaton Chapel, Heaton Moor, Davenport, or Levenshulme please get in touch.