The Foot Institute – Leduc
An Independent Associated Practice of Podiatric Physicians & Surgeons

TOLL FREE: 1-877-444-3668
Edmonton: 780-444-3668
Calgary: 403-242-3668

leduc Alberta Foot Clinic & Podiatrist

Contact Us Podiatrist & Foot Clinic Leduc

#17, 5201-50 Street
Leduc, AB,
T9E 6T4, Canada
Phone: 780-444-3668
Toll Free: 1-877-444-3668
Podiatrists: Todd Schnoor


Leduc Podiatrist & Foot Clinic

Health professionals at The Foot Institute – Leduc provide services for the surgical and medical therapy of the foot and ankle. They put in approximately 10 years in learning, the first 4 years in undergrad studies to receive a Bachelors Degree, and the 2nd four years in Medical School to have a Podiatric Medical Degree. Podiatric Medical School resembles usual medical school and actually various podiatry programmes are located within these schools. Upon obtaining a Podiatric Medial Degree, Physicians at the Foot Institute complete a hospital "internship" or residency for yet another 1 to 3 years.

At the completion of the internship or residency, our Podiatrists have received considerable medical training with a main focus on difficulties involving the feet and ankles. Our Doctors are taught to deal with difficulties stretching from simple conditions like fungal and ingrown toe nails, to those which are even more sophisticated for instance, clubfoot, bunions, or reconstructive surgery of the foot. Doctors at the Foot Institute have considerable surgical instruction which provide them the experience necessary to perform surgery on those troubles that are ideally treated through surgical treatment.

Our Doctors additionally have a thorough knowledge and understanding of biomechanics, which is the study of the forces which the feet and legs endure as we walk, run or perform other activities. Knowing biomechanics and gait abnormalities facilitates a Foot doctor to create shoes and orthotics which can offer pain relief and help prevent numerous issues which the feet normally encounter.

Our Services & Foot Problems

Did You Know?

"Children should be screened for foot problems before Age 7. These problems can often be corrected before they become serious. "

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