Peripheral Vascular Disease Foot Care/Treatment

The Chiropodists at Think Feet Family Foot Clinic, in Orillia, treat and care for peripheral vascular disease.

Peripheral Vascular Disease (PVD) is a disease the affects the blood vessels to the extremities. As the feet are the furthest from the heart, they show the most dramatic signs of PVD.

Circulation in both the arteries and veins can be compromised. Without adequate blood flow, changes in toenails growth and the skin integrety can lead to potential skin breakdown.

There is also the potential for an ulcer to result due to the lack of circulation in the feet. For this reason special consideration in care is required. 
 

PAYMENT
At Think Feet Family Foot Clinic, we accept all payment forms, including cash, cheque, Interac Debit, Visa, and MasterCard. At this time, we do not take American Express.
We also provide services to those with Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) cards.

Please note that Think Feet, as a private clinic, is not covered by the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP).
Fortunately, most insurance companies cover Chiropody treatments. However, as Think Feet does not deal directly with any insurance companies, payment following appointments is required. We will provide all of the necessary invoice information, but the insurance submission is your responsibility.