BioPed Footcare and Orthotics

About BioPed Footcare and Orthotics

BioPed Footcare and Orthotics is a multi-disciplinary foot and lower limb care clinic located on Clarke Road in London, Ontario. The business serves local residents seeking relief from foot and leg pain, providing specialized care for conditions such as bunions, arthritis, diabetic foot, and various dermatological issues. Their team includes Canadian Certified Pedorthists, Chiropodists, and Advanced Footcare Nurses who work together to provide comprehensive treatments. The clinic offers a wide range of services, including footcare nursing, custom orthotics, and footwear solutions. Patients can receive medical footcare such as toenail care, corn or callus removal, fungal infection treatment, and preventative care for patients with diabetes. The facility features an on-site lab where Canadian Certified Pedorthists perform gait analysis, scanning, and the fabrication of custom orthotics. Additionally, the clinic provides lower limb bracing solutions, compression therapy, and a selection of orthopedic-friendly footwear. BioPed describes its unique approach as a hands-on biomechanical assessment that takes about 45 minutes. During this process, clinicians evaluate muscle strength, joint flexibility, and lower limb alignment while patients are seated, standing, and walking. This assessment helps them develop personalized treatment plans that may include stretching, home care tips, bracing, or specific footwear. The clinic emphasizes a consistent experience where the same clinician manages the patient's care from the initial assessment through to the treatment solution and follow-up. The business has a history dating back to 1981 and is part of a network of over 75 independently owned clinics across Canada. The London East location is owned by Jordanna Jones, Julie Putre, and Andrea Putre, with Liz Merwin serving as the Clinic Manager. Clients can book appointments by phone or email, and the clinic notes that while a referral is not required for many services, patients may choose to bring one or recent imaging reports to their visit.