Rose Cottage Podiatry & Chiropody Ltd

13/04/2026

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10/03/2026

05/01/2026

🎉 Celebrating one year in business here at Rose Cottage Podiatry & Chiropody 🎉

We thank our patients for their trust and continued support. We remain committed to delivering high standards of clinical assessment, treatment, and foot health care.

For appointments or any enquiries please call us on 01277 659110 or email rosecottagepodiatry@gmail.com

We are happy to help 😃

24/11/2025

🎄Treat someone this Christmas to a podiatry pamper gift — a flexitol foot scrub or CCS cream, a high-quality foot file, and a cosy pair of fluffy socks 🎄

🎁 We also have gift vouchers available for Podiatry / Chiropody treatments 🎁

17/11/2025

Just wanted to say a huge thank you to all our wonderful customers here at Rose Cottage Podiatry & Chiropody Clinic for your continued support.

We’re delighted to share that our newly renovated cottage is now complete — refreshed, restored, and hopefully ready to last another 400+ years, so we can continue providing quality footcare for generations to come.

👣Thank you for being part of our journey 👣

26/06/2025

🦶Diabetic foot assessments available at Rose Cottage Podiatry & Chiropody 🦶

‼️Most foot problems can be prevented by taking care of your feet and having an annual diabetic foot check.‼️

How does diabetes affect the feet❔

🧠Neurological (Nerves) - Over time, high blood sugar levels can affect small blood vessels that are responsible for supplying the nerves in the feet with essential nutrients in order for them to function effectively. Damage to the nerves due to lack of blood supply can lead to nerve damage, this is a cause for concern as damage may be done to the foot without realisation.

💡1 in 4 people with diabetes experience complications due to nerve damage. 💡

🩸Circulation - This includes the blood flow to the feet. Sufficient blood flow to the feet is essential for healing. Damage or hardening and narrowing of blood vessels supplying blood to the feet can seriously impair healing leading to ulcerations, infections and in extreme cases amputations if left untreated.

💡Every year thousands of people have toes, feet and even legs, amputated because of diabetes related foot problems. Most of these could have been prevented by proper foot care. 💡

What do we do in a diabetic assessment❔

First of all we do a visual inspection to identify any deformities or areas of pressure and what could be the cause of this and advise how we could avoid this.

Then a Neurological assessment - using a 10g monofilament ten areas of the foot are tested to indicate any neuropathy.

Followed by testing Circulation - two pulses in the foot called the Dorsalis Pedis and Tibialis Anterior are palpated. A doppler is then used to identify how fast the blood is moving, if it is regular or if something is stopping the blood flow.

The podiatrist will then put you into a risk category (low, moderate or high) based on the findings and this can then be sent to the GP along with any advised referrals.

09/06/2025

Are you finding it difficult to get out of the house and into the podiatry clinic?

Are you in the Billericay, Brentwood, Ingatestone or Wickford area?

📞 If so, give us a call on 01277 659110 and we can get our podiatrist out to you in the comfort of your own home 🏠

10/03/2025

📣 Proud to announce we are now offering Friday appointments 📣

See opening times below and don’t hesitate to get in contact - we’re happy to help ☺️👣

🏡 32 Chapel Street, Billericay, CM12 9LU 🏡

04/03/2025

👣🪧 Check out our new signs 🪧👣

Big thanks to Stewart and the team at Crystal print

11/02/2025

Having trouble treating a stubborn verruca at home or have something on your foot you're not sure what it is?

📞 Please do not hesitate to give us a call on 01277 659110 for an appointment to confirm diagnosis and discuss treatment options further 📞