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Podiatry in Voorbeeldstad · since 2011no referral needed

Walk again without thinking about it.

Podiatry in Voorbeeldstad. First we measure how you stand and walk, then we make your insoles ourselves, in our own workshop. You don’t need a referral.

  • No referral needed
  • Rarely more than a week’s wait
  • Insoles from our own workshop, in ten working days
Bare feet of a patient standing on a black pressure plate in a bright treatment room, the podiatrist kneeling beside her, the pressure distribution of both feet on the screen, soft daylight
Pressure measurement · standing12 Oct · 10:14

48 L52 R312 kPa peak

01Heel strikethe heel touches the ground

Where does it hurt?

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Point to it. Almost every complaint is in one of these six spots, and each spot tells us something about how your foot meets the ground.

  1. 1HeelHeel spur, pain with the first steps
  2. 2ArchFallen or high arch
  3. 3ForefootBurning or a “pebble” under the ball
  4. 4Big toeTurning inwards (hallux valgus) or stiff toe
  5. 5Small toesHammer toes, corns, pressure spots
  6. 6Outside edgeTurning your ankle, unstable ankle

And higher up in your body? Knee, hip and lower back are often linked to how your feet stand. You can come for those too.

All about foot problems
03Midstanceyou stand on one leg

We measure first. Only then do we make something.

Stap voor Stap · pressure plate● recording
L 48%R 52%312kPa · peak, heel R268kPa · forefoot L0kPa · arch
0400 kPa

You stand barefoot on the pressure plate. Then you walk across it a few times. Your feet appear on the screen as thousands of dots: the bigger the dot, the more pressure.

Standing
How do you spread your weight over left and right, heel and forefoot?
Walking
How does your foot roll? Where is the peak, and for how long?
3D scan
What your foot looks like in 3D, as the basis for the insole.

4,096 sensors · 300 measurements per second · follow it live on the screen

04Heel offthe heel lifts

Your insole, made in our own workshop

Hands of an insole maker sanding a freshly milled insole with a navy top layer and cork-coloured base, fine dust drifting in the lamplight, workbench and milling machine blurred behind

Behind the treatment rooms is Dorien’s workshop. That is where your insole is designed, milled, sanded and covered. That is why it doesn’t take six weeks, but ten working days.

  1. day 0Assessment
  2. day 1Design from your scan
  3. day 3Milled from one block
  4. day 4Finished by hand
  5. day 10Collection
  6. week 6Follow-up check
01 Top layermicrofibre or leather, breathable1.5 mm02 CoreEVA, 35 shore, gives with you3 – 6 mm03 Correctionsmetatarsal pad and arch supportbased on your measurement04 Basefirm EVA with cork, 55 shorewith heel cup
05Toe offthe big toe pushes off

The price, and what you get back

Assessment, 45 minutes€ 98,50
Complete custom insoles package€ 345,00
Sports insoles with gait analysis€ 395,00

No VAT, because it is healthcare: this is your final amount. Collection and the follow-up check are included in the complete package.

All fees and a worked example

Reimbursement

Podiatry is included in most supplementary insurance policies, often between €100 and €500 a year. We handle the claim.

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Portrait of podiatrist Yfke in navy practice clothing in the practice’s own insole workshop, stacks of cork and EVA sheets behind her
“I would rather look at your feet for an extra fifteen minutes than have you walk on the wrong insole for a year.”

Yfke Huisman podiatrist and sports podiatrist, started the practice in 2011

The whole team

Start with the assessment.

Forty-five minutes, with the pressure measurement and a video of how you walk. After that, the cause of your complaint is clear, and so is the price.