Serving Chertsey · 10 minutes away
Cross Chertsey Bridge and follow the river and you're at Thameside Podiatry in ten minutes — an HCPC-registered podiatrist with free parking, in-clinic nail surgery and appointments you book online rather than on hold.
3 miles · 10 min · over Chertsey Bridge, then the B375 through Shepperton
From Chertsey, cross Chertsey Bridge and take the B375 Shepperton Road through Shepperton village. Turn right down Ferry Lane just past the village square and the clinic is at The Courtyard, by Nauticalia at the river. From Ottershaw or St Peter's Hospital way, add a few minutes down Guildford Road. Free parking waits at the other end.
Chertsey patients often arrive after an NHS wait or a 'foot health practitioner' appointment that didn't fix the problem. What they get here is a degree-qualified, HCPC-registered podiatrist: ingrown toenails relieved on the day and fixed permanently with surgery where needed, diabetic feet checked properly with circulation and sensation testing, and routine care done with clinical eyes on every visit.
What Chertsey books most
From Chertsey, people ask
About 10 minutes: over Chertsey Bridge, along the B375 into Shepperton village, then down Ferry Lane to the river. Free parking at the clinic.
Yes — diabetic foot assessments and safe routine care are a core part of the clinic's work, and Aaron has advanced training in diabetic foot management. Anything concerning is flagged to your GP in writing.
Yes. Recurring ingrown toenails are fixed permanently with a partial nail avulsion under local anaesthetic, done in the clinic — no hospital referral. Most patients say they wish they'd done it years earlier.
No — book online directly. Assessment appointments are usually available within days.
Book your appointment
Choose a treatment and a time that suits you at the riverside clinic in Shepperton. No GP referral, no waiting list, free parking when you arrive.