Deva Podiatry Foot Clinic Chester

19/06/2025

🦶✨ Exciting News from Deva Podiatry! ✨🦶

We’re moving! 🎉

We’re thrilled to announce that Deva Podiatry will be relocating to a fantastic new space within Fields Physio starting from:

📅 Monday, 4th August 2025
📍 The Shippon, Church Road, Dodleston, Chester, CH4 9NG
🗺️ Just 5 minutes by car from our current clinic in Westminster Park!

You’ll still see the same friendly faces and receive the same high-quality care—just in a fresh, modern space designed to make your visits even more comfortable. 💙

✅ Same online booking system
📞 Same phone number: 01244 680 365
💻 Book online anytime at: www.devapodiatry.com

We’re so excited to welcome you to our new home at The Shippon. Thank you for being part of our journey and for your continued support!

Welcome to Deva Podiatry Foot Health Clinic Chester. Our website offers detailed information on fees for all chiropody and podiatry.Corns and Callus,hard skin, heel pain or verrucae. Consult a qualified podiatrist. Book or call today.

11/09/2022

Following the recent announcement of the State Funeral for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on Monday 19th September, as a mark of respect, we have taken the decision to close the clinic on this day.
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If you already have an appointment booked on 19th September the appointment will be cancelled and you will be contacted to make a new one.
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We will reopen as normal at 8am on Tuesday 20th
September.

04/02/2022

Large painful corn removed. This patient it now pain free!

18/01/2022

‼️IMPORTANT INFO‼️

Following government guidelines after a positive PCR test the clinic has had to close until Monday 24th January and regrettably all appointments for week commencing 17th January have been cancelled.

Everyone with an appointment should have been contacted to rearrange as soon as possible. If you have any questions regarding your appointment please give us a call on 01244 680 365 or email at devapodiatry@gmail.com.

14/02/2021

👣chilblains and cold feet👣

The weather has been so bitterly cold lately that I have seen a huge increase in the number of chilblains coming into the clinic. Here’s some advice to help prevent them occurring or getting any worse.
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Tips to keep your feet warm and prevent chilblains in this cold weather!
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1. If you have to venture out make sure that you already have warm feet before you leave the house. It is far easier to keep feet warm than warm them up.
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2. Wear Merino wool, cashmere or bamboo socks, they keep feet warm. Two pairs are better than one, but only if you have room in your footwear, you don’t want to constrict your toes. Toes need to be able to move in footwear. Avoid cotton socks as they will hold moisture and keep it next to your skin. You could use an insulating insole - I have these in the clinic.
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3. Avoid extremes of temperatures. When the temperature drops your circulation will automatically start to shut down the circulation closest to the skin in the parts of your body furthest from your heart, mainly your hands and feet. It does this to protect your vital organs keeping your core and head warm, this is why the most distal parts of the body mainly your feet, hands and tips of your ears and nose are at risk of developing chilblains.
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4. If your feet have got cold it’s really important to Warm them back up gradually. Don’t be tempted to put your feet on the radiator or next to the fire. Don’t immediately go for a hot shower or bath. When the toes are warmed too quickly the small vessels carrying blood to your toes dilate far too quickly, leaking fluid and bled into the tissues, this causes the itching and swelling. Try massaging when with a warming cream and keep them warm with socks and sheepskin slippers.
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5. Keep your feet dry. If your shoes or boots leak, it’s time for a new pair.

If you are worried or concerned about chilblains or just want some advice please ring Sarah on 01244 680365 or visit our website https://www.devapodiatry.com/

02/01/2021

We are open!
Please be reassured that as a private healthcare clinic, We are still here for you and remain open as usual now that Chester has been upgraded to a Tier 4 area.

Podiatry is classed as essential healthcare and travelling for a medical appointment from any tier is allowed.

As always for your and our safely we continue to adhere to strict COVID-19 guidelines regarding PPE, appointment times, the cleaning of the clinic and the use of face masks for both patients and staff.

If you have any questions then please ask.

23/12/2020

Well that's it for 2020. We made it!
Deva Podiatry closed its doors and turned out the lights tonight at 8pm for a well earned Christmas break. We will be back and rearing to go on 11th of January.

This has been the single most challenging, stressful and worrying year not only from a business point of view but in many other ways too.
So for the next couple of weeks it's all about chilling, recovering and recharging.

To every single one of you who has supported and trusted us to keep you safe this year, and there are many of you, thank you. Thank you. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. We’ve all had to adapt in ways that we never could have imagined.

We wish you a very happy Christmas in whatever shape it forms this year. And let’s hope for a happy and healthy 2021!

09/11/2020

We remain open to take the pressure off our NHS!

We are open for new and existing patients.

If you have foot pain, don’t delay in making an appointment.

Book online or give us a ring 01244 680365.

We are here for you! 👣👣

08/11/2020

We will remember them.
Lest we forget!

04/11/2020

We’re remaining open to take care of your feet!

Don’t suffer with foot pain.... give us a call 📞 01244 680365

01/11/2020

COVID-19 update

Good news! we are remaining OPEN as usual throughout the upcoming national lockdown.

As the country prepares for another national lockdown between 5th November and 2nd December, we want to reassure you that as a medical practice we are continuing to follow strict guidelines from both the government and our governing body. We are regulated by the Health and Care Professional Council (HCPC) and provide a safe environment for treatments.

The work podiatrists do relieves the strain on the NHS whilst maintaining the nation’s foot health and preventing more serious foot-related problems.

By attending a private Podiatry Clinic, you are able to have your foot problem treated safely, quickly and effectively.