Brun Heidy (Winterthur)

Description What to do if you have problems walking, if the shoe pinches when you grow nails or if you have other problems with your feet? The podiatrist is available to answer all these questions.

Podiatry deals with medical foot care. The training consists of three years of full-time education that culminates in a federal certificate of competency (EFZ). Medical foot care is regulated in most cantonal health ordinances. Podiatrists need a permit from the respective cantonal health or medical authority to practice their profession.

Podiatry is developing together with medicine. Practical and theoretical training is therefore extremely important for podiatrists. It therefore occupies a position in the maintenance of public health that should not be underestimated. The SNI provides ongoing training and seminars and maintains contacts with domestic and foreign podiatric associations. It maintains close cooperation with Swiss diabetes associations in continuing education for the treatment of diabetic feet.

Who are our customers?

Anyone who has problems or pain in the feet Diabetics (diabetes), anticoagulants (blood thinning), rheumatism patients, clients / patients with circulatory disorders Aftercare after operations People who can no longer take care of their feet themselves. All people who value painless and well-groomed feet. Medical foot care is too demanding to be left in the hands of an incompetent specialist. Therefore, make sure that you entrust the care of your feet to a podiatrist SPV. This designation guarantees that you are in good and qualified hands for your foot problems.