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The two in one place to diagnose and treat your body pain or to simply make your body work better. Since 2016 Podo London awakes the awareness on the importance of good foundation through a thorough consultation and assessment of your feet, ankles, knees, hips, biomechanics, gait, posture, and a footwear analysis. A thorough assessment to: - Listen to your concerns; - Establish a diagnosis; - Discuss our conservative approach to your medical problem; - Set up your goals and treatment plan. Looking at your entire body to assess both postural and structural factors. At PODO, your orthotics are moulded directly onto your feet (no foot cast) and crafted in front of you, during your 90 minutes appointment.
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28 Mortimer street, 2nd Floor, W1W 7RD, London, United Kingdom
- 02033012900
- contact@podo.london
- podo.london
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