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Are you a pro athlete or a hiker? Everybody with an active lifestyle is welcome in our practise. We have five different locations. You can find us in Amsterdam South and Center and also in Haarlem, Almere and Weesp. Tap here for all five locations.

First appointment

Are you visiting us for the first time? Please bring a valid identification. To give you the best treatment we would like to see you moving. That is why we ask you to bring your sport shoes and sportswear. 

Continuation or control appointment

During this check-up we will assess whether the treatment has had the desired effect or whether it needs to be adjusted. This only applies if you are already under treatment at Podotherapie Beld.

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If you wish to change your appointment, we kindly request that you do so as early as possible, but no later than 24 hours in advance. This way, we can allocate the reserved time to another patient. If this does not occur, we reserve the right to charge for the reserved time. You can cancel an appointment by emailing info@podotherapiebeld.nl or by calling: +31 20 560 8920

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FAQ

What does a podiatrist do exactly and how does it work?
A podiatrist assesses and treats conditions related to the feet, ankles, and lower limbs. This includes conducting a thorough examination, making a diagnosis, and developing a treatment plan. This plan may involve manual therapy, exercise therapy, orthotic insoles, footwear advice, and referral to other healthcare professionals if necessary.

We believe that patients should be actively involved in their recovery process. Identifying the cause of the problem is key. The goal of treatment is to work together to alleviate your symptoms and keep you symptom-free. This may involve manual therapy, intrinsic foot muscle exercises, exercise therapy, following advice, and possibly adjusting your lifestyle. Depending on the condition, orthotic insoles may also be an additional option to help alleviate symptoms more quickly. A treatment plan is developed in consultation with the patient.

In the context of podiatry, manual therapy involves the use of hands-on techniques to improve the mobility of the feet, ankles, and other relevant joints. This includes mobilizations, manipulations, and massages to relieve pain, increase flexibility, and optimize function.

From the age of 6, we, as podiatrists, can provide assistance. Sometimes, parents may be concerned about their child’s gait at an earlier age. If this is the case and you still want to come in, you are welcome to do so. As an exception, and often in consultation with a pediatrician and pediatric physiotherapist, we treat children under 6 years of age.

Yes, everyone can do something for their own recovery. The exercises you can do depend on your symptoms, foot type, and treatment goal. Preventively, it is always good to start with intrinsic foot muscle exercises to strengthen the foot core system.

We work with corrective insoles to keep the feet as active as possible. This way, we ensure that your foot does not become lazy. With this, we provide corrections to optimize natural movement and reduce or prevent symptoms.

That varies from person to person. For some people, walking barefoot can be beneficial because it can strengthen the foot muscles and improve proprioception. For others, this may be uncomfortable or even lead to more symptoms. This depends on individual circumstances such as foot type, gait pattern, and underlying conditions. If you want to start walking barefoot, it is advisable to gradually build it up. Additionally, it is important to seek advice from a podiatrist.

Podiatry is covered by supplementary health insurance. Whether you are reimbursed for the treatments depends on your supplementary package within health insurance. It is good to know that within Podotherapie Beld, we work with podiatrists as well as a podologist. There may be some differences in reimbursements.

Weight certainly affects the position of your feet. Especially if your weight changes over a short period, this can cause problems. Your feet bear the body weight. If you have gained weight quickly, this can cause your feet to collapse more inwards. As a result, muscles and tendons have to work harder, and there is more stress on joints and bone structures. It is important to note that the relationship between weight and foot problems is complex and may depend on individual factors such as posture, foot structure, and overall health of the individual.

Yes, podiatrists treat a wide range of conditions and complaints related to the feet, ankles, and lower limbs, regardless of age. This can range from general foot problems such as calluses and corns to more complex conditions such as diabetes-related foot problems, osteoarthritis, flat feet, plantar fasciitis, and sports injuries.

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