Find us

The navy corner, on Caerphilly Road.

By the junction with Birchgrove Road, opposite the pub, with the frosted windows so nobody on the bus can see your feet. The entrance is level, every room is on the ground floor, and there are four parking spaces behind, reached from the lane.

A small clinic in a Victorian red-brick corner building on a Cardiff main road, a navy shopfront with frosted lower windows and a step-free door, a parked car outside

Getting here, and what to bring

The clinic

88 Caerphilly Road, Birchgrove, Cardiff CF14 4AE: the navy corner shopfront with the frosted windows, by the junction with Birchgrove Road and opposite the Birchgrove pub. Ground floor throughout.

Getting here

Buses 27, 28 and 86 stop on Caerphilly Road a minute away; Birchgrove station (the Coryton line) is a seven-minute walk. From the M4 at junction 32, five minutes down the A469.

Parking

Four spaces behind the clinic, reached from the lane off Birchgrove Road, one of them wide for wheelchair users; tell us when you book if you need it held. Otherwise the side streets have free two-hour parking.

Access

A level entrance and a wide door, a ground-floor waiting room and treatment rooms, a podiatry chair that lowers to transfer height and raises for the treatment, and an accessible toilet. Assistance dogs welcome.

Hours

Monday to Friday 8:30am to 6pm, Wednesday until 7:30pm, Saturday 9am to 1pm. Home visits Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. The next free appointment is on the home page and the book page.

What to bring

A list of your medication, the shoes you wear most, and for a biomechanical assessment the ones you exercise in and shorts. For a diabetic check, your latest HbA1c if you know it. Clean feet are welcome but not required; we have seen everything.

Lost on Caerphilly Road? Ring 029 2018 0720 and we will talk you in.

The next free appointment is on this website.

A first appointment is forty-five minutes and £52: the history, the circulation and sensation checks, and the treatment itself. Book online from an hour and a half ahead or ring the clinic; two slots a day are kept for painful problems that should not wait.