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Alliston Foot & Orthotic Clinic

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Alliston Foot & Orthotic Clinic

Our mission is to provide you with personalized, high-quality care. We are dedicated to improving and maintaining your foot health through preventative care.

12/25/2025

Happy Holidays from all of us at Alliston Foot and Orthotic Clinic! 🎄

We wish you and your family a joyful holiday season.

Book your appointment at https://allistonfoot.janeapp.com//💻📅 or call📞☎️(705) 250-0530

12/24/2025

As the year comes to a close, we want to thank our community for your continued support and trust. Wishing you a holiday season full of comfort, good health, and joyful memories. Thank you for making this year truly special! 🎄✨

Holiday Closure:
🎁 December 24 – January 2
We’ll reopen with regular hours on January 5.

➡️ On January 2, our team will be in-office to confirm and adjust appointments.

🚨 For urgent foot care during our closure, please contact your family doctor or visit your nearest emergency department.

Happy Holidays from all of us at Alliston Foot & Orthotic Clinic! ❤️👣

12/16/2025

As temperatures drop, our footwear gets heavier, warmer, and often less flexible. Here’s how to help your feet adjust comfortably.

🥾 Check Your Boot Fit
✨ Toe Room: Ensure a thumb’s width of space at the front
✨ Arch Support: Winter boots often lack built-in support — add orthotics or insoles if needed
✨ Ankle Stability: A snug, supportive ankle prevents rolling on icy surfaces
✨ Heel Fit: Your heel should stay secure without lifting

❄️ Don’t Forget Warmth Without Bulk: Choose boots with good insulation but still enough room for your toes to move. Thick socks shouldn’t make your boots tight.

Educational content only — for personal advice, consult your local chiropodist or foot care professional.
https://allistonfoot.janeapp.com 💻📅 or call 📞 (705) 250-0530.

12/15/2025

❄️ Winter Skin Alert: Dry, Cracked Heels ❄️
Dry, cracked heels are common in colder months — and for some people, the skin can split or even bleed, making every step uncomfortable.

🦶 Why It Happens
Cold, dry winter air pulls moisture from the skin. Your heels carry a lot of pressure, so when the skin becomes dry and thick, it’s more likely to crack.

💧 How to Treat & Prevent Cracked Heels
✨ Moisturize daily with a urea-based cream (10–25%) — urea helps exfoliate and draw moisture into the skin, making it one of the best ingredients for repairing cracked heels.
✨ Apply cream at night and lock it in with socks.
✨ Avoid picking or over-filing, which can make cracks worse.
✨ Protect your feet with proper footwear and warm socks.
✨ Hydrate & consider a humidifier to combat dry indoor air.

❗ When to Seek Help
If cracks become deep, painful, or start to bleed, a chiropodist can safely treat the area, reduce thickened skin, and help prevent infection.

Educational content only — for personal advice, consult your local chiropodist or foot care professional. To learn more or book an appointment, visit https://allistonfoot.janeapp.com💻📅 or call 📞 (705) 250-0530.

11/24/2025

Some individuals living with diabetes may notice that wounds take longer to heal.

This can be related to changes in circulation, blood sugar levels, or reduced sensation (neuropathy). When sensation is diminished, a person may not feel pressure, friction, or small injuries, which can delay awareness of a wound and affect how quickly it begins to heal.

Healthy nerves play an important role in wound healing. Yearly monofilament testing helps determine whether the nerves in the feet are sending signals properly. This simple test can identify reduced sensation, which may influence how well the skin responds to injury and how effectively it begins to close or form a protective scab.

Early identification of sensation loss is an important part of ongoing foot monitoring for individuals living with diabetes.

Educational content only. Not a substitute for professional medical advice.

11/24/2025

🎄 Holiday Closure Notice 🎄
We’re grateful for another wonderful year with our community! Please take a moment to review our holiday hours and schedule appointments ahead of time. ❄️❤️

Stay warm and enjoy the season! ❄️❤️
📅 Book your appointment online!
👉 https://allistonfoot.janeapp.com/
✅ New Patients → Select Initial Assessment
✅ Returning Patients → Choose the service that best fits your needs

11/21/2025

Many people with diabetes believe that if their feet don’t hurt, everything must be fine — but that’s a common misconception. ❌🦶

Neuropathy (nerve damage) can reduce your ability to feel pain, pressure, or temperature changes. This means small issues like cuts, blisters, or areas of pressure can develop quietly and become more serious over time. ⚠️

Even without pain, your feet may not be telling the whole story.

Regular foot checks — both at home and with your foot specialist — are an important part of preventing complications and keeping your feet healthy. ✔️👣

If you have diabetes, staying proactive is one of the best ways to protect your long-term foot health. 💙✨

11/19/2025

⏳ Final Reminder – Orthotics Year-End Deadline: December 5

Our orthotic lab will soon begin its annual year-end shutdown. To ensure your custom orthotics are submitted and manufactured on time, all assessments and scans must be completed by December 5.

👟 Thinking about getting a second pair?
If your orthotics were made within the last 3 months, we can re-order an identical second pair for $350 — no appointment needed.
Just email us at info@allistonfootclinic.com
✉️

📅 Contact us by phone or book online to schedule your assessment.
👉 allistonfoot.janeapp.com
✅ New Patients → Select Initial Assessment
✅ Returning Patients → Choose the service that best fits your needs

11/17/2025

Neuropathy refers to nerve damage that can reduce sensation in the feet.

When sensation is diminished, small injuries or pressure areas may go unnoticed, which can increase the risk of ulcers and infection—especially for individuals living with diabetes.

Daily foot checks, proper footwear, and regular assessments with a foot health professional are key parts of prevention and early detection.

Educational content only. Not a substitute for professional medical advice.

11/06/2025

📚 We’re Away for Professional Development!
November 7–8, 2025

Our team is attending the Canadian Federation of Podiatric Medicine Annual Conference to expand our knowledge, refine our skills, and bring fresh insights back to our patients 👣✨

While we’re not at our desks, you can still conveniently book your appointments online!
📅 Book Appointments online: 👉 allistonfoot.janeapp.com
✅ New Patients: Select Initial Assessment
✅ Returning Patients: Choose the service that best fits your needs

We appreciate your understanding and can’t wait to return with new ideas to serve you even better! 💪💙

11/04/2025

👣 Your feet deserve daily attention — especially if you live with diabetes.

Take a few seconds each day to inspect your feet for cuts, blisters, redness, or swelling.
Catching small issues early can help prevent serious complications like foot ulcers.

If you need help looking after your feet, it’s important to know who and where to go for care.

✨Build your healthcare team — including professionals who specialize in foot health, like Chiropodists.

Check out this helpful resource from Wounds Canada to find community supports and organizations like the Ontario Society of Chiropodists 👇
👉 Community Resources for Persons with Diabetes
https://www.woundscanada.ca/for-patients-public/240-diabetic-healthy-feet-and-you/for-patients-and-public/267-information-about-diabetes-and-healthy-feet

👣 Daily foot checks = healthy feet for life.

11/03/2025

💙 November is World Diabetes Awareness Month 💙

Did you know that diabetes can significantly affect your feet and overall mobility? Proper foot care is essential in preventing serious complications such as infections or ulcers.

This month, we’ll be sharing important tips on:

🩺 Daily foot checks

👟 Proper footwear choices

🦶 When to see a foot specialist

Learn more at woundscanada.ca

Let’s take steps together toward better diabetic foot health. If you have questions about your foot health, our team can help. Book your appointment at https://allistonfoot.janeapp.com/💻📅 or call📞☎️(705) 250-0530

Address

19 Church Street North, Unit B
Alliston, ON
L9R1L6

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 4:30pm
Thursday	9am - 4:30pm
Friday	9am - 12pm

Telephone

+17052500530

Website

http://allistonfootclinic.com/

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