Healthy feet. Comfortable living.

Welcome to Salisbury Courtyard Clinic, providing professional, personalised footcare in a friendly and comfortable setting.

From routine footcare to specialist treatments, we're here to help you keep your feet healthy and comfortable.

Welcome to Salisbury Courtyard Clinic, an independent foot health clinic offering personalised care in the heart of Salisbury.

Our two practitioners provide a range of foot health services, whether you need routine footcare or help with verrucae or fungal nail infections, we’re here to help you find the right appointment.

Nail Cutting

Corn Treatment

Callus (Hard Skin) Removal

Verrucae (Wart) Treatment

Fungal Nail Treatment

Our clinic focuses on routine footcare and selected specialist treatments. We do not currently offer biomechanical assessments, gait analysis or treatment for internal foot issues.

  1. We carry out nail cutting, reduced thickened nails, and treat painful nails and fungal nails. We treat hard skin, corns, callus, and verrucae/warts. We do not do any biomechanics appointments, this includes internal foot pain, gait analysis, or orthoses.

  2. Please remove nail varnish before you attend your appointments. Nail work will not be carried out if nail varnish is worn.

  3. For safety it is recommended to wear socks to your appointment (or bring socks to wear after the appointment). The skin creams applied can make your feet slippery and stain footwear.

  4. Appointment slots are 30 mins. Treatment time is up to 20 mins. Some time is required to write up patient notes and clean up before the next patient.

  5. Sorry, we do NOT offer home visits at this time.

  6. We do not offer payment plans. Payment is due at time of booking.

  7. Any health insurance claims are the patients responsibility. Payment is at time of booking & an invoice is sent to you by return. Claiming for treatment is between you and your health insurance provider. Please ensure your provider will reimburse you before booking your appointment.

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