Expert podiatry care, with twenty-five years of experience.

Private foot care from Jemma, State Registered Podiatrist (HCPC). From routine treatment to diabetic foot management and bespoke orthotics — at clinics in Hendon and Hatch End.

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Jemma, podiatrist at Jems Footcare
Jemma BSc Pod · HCPC · RCPod
Tue & Wed
The Hendale Clinic
63 Hendale Avenue, Hendon NW4 4LP
Mon & Thu
Elliott Hall Medical Centre
165/167 Uxbridge Road, Hatch End HA5 4EA
By arrangement
Home visits
North & northwest London
25+years' experience
HCPCState Registered
RCPodCollege of Podiatry member
2London clinics + home visits
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About Jemma

A practice built on twenty-five years of careful work.

I'm a State Registered Podiatrist and member of the Health and Care Professions Council. I qualified in 1999 after a three-year degree in Podiatry at the London Foot Hospital, then part of University College London.

Every year I invest in continuing professional development — most recently completing a course in Foot Mobilisation Techniques, which uses joint mobilisation and myofascial work to relieve common foot problems including bunions, ankle instability, and heel pain.

My main clinic is The Hendale Clinic — a purpose-built, self-contained facility at my home in Hendon with free off-street parking and easy access. On Mondays and Thursdays I see patients at Elliott Hall Medical Centre in Hatch End. For patients who can't easily travel, I also offer home visits.

Qualifications & memberships

  • BSc Podiatry, London Foot Hospital / UCL (1999)
  • State Registered with the Health & Care Professions Council
  • Member of the College of Podiatry (RCPod)
  • Certified in Foot Mobilisation Techniques
  • Certified in 3D foot scanning & bespoke orthotics
What I Treat

Comprehensive foot & lower limb care

From routine maintenance to specialist diagnosis, every treatment is tailored to you.

Nails & skin

Thickened nails, fungal infections, ingrown toenails, callus and corn treatment, dry and cracked skin care.

Diabetic foot care

Vascular and neurological assessment, routine maintenance for low-risk diabetic feet, reports sent to your GP.

Sports & biomechanics

Heel pain, metatarsalgia, gait analysis, kinesio taping, and bespoke orthotics from 3D foot scanning.

Foot mobilisation

Joint mobilisation and myofascial techniques for bunions, ankle instability, and persistent foot pain.

Verrucae treatment

Cryotherapy, acid applications, Verrutop, and verrucae needling — appropriate to your case.

Children's foot health

Annual growth and development checks, footwear advice, and treatment for common childhood foot concerns.

First Visit

What to expect at your first appointment

I take time to understand the full picture — your symptoms, medical history, and lifestyle — before agreeing on a treatment plan together. No rush, no surprises.

  1. A proper conversationHow and when symptoms began, and what affects them.
  2. Detailed medical historyPast medication, social history, and a review of all body systems.
  3. Thorough examinationOf feet and, where needed, the full lower limb. Footwear assessed too.
  4. Diagnosis & planTreatment options discussed, with treatment given that day where appropriate.
Fees

Transparent pricing

All major treatments listed below. Please get in touch for anything not shown.

Podiatry clinic — first consultation£70
Podiatry clinic — follow-up£50
Domiciliary (home) — first consultation£80
Domiciliary follow-up£60
Verrucae treatment (cryo / acid / Verrutop)£60
Verrucae needling (incl. 2 follow-ups)£150
Children's foot check (annual)£60
Foot & leg mobilisation therapy£60
Dynamic mat therapy (6 weekly sessions)£240
Wound check & redress£40
Doctor's referral letter / diabetic update£20
Biomechanical assessment & bespoke orthotics£250
Hot wax therapy add-on£25

Card and cash payments accepted.

FAQ

Common questions

If you can't find what you're looking for, please get in touch.

The two terms describe the same profession. "Podiatrist" is the more current term used by the College of Podiatry and the HCPC. Both refer to a qualified specialist in foot and lower limb care.

No — as a private practice, you can book directly without a referral. If you'd like, I can write to your GP after your appointment to keep them informed.

First consultations are typically 45–60 minutes to allow for a full assessment. Follow-up appointments are usually 30–40 minutes, depending on what's needed.

Patients can claim through most major insurers. I'll provide a detailed receipt for you to submit. Please check with your provider in advance to confirm your level of cover.

Yes. Domiciliary visits are available across north and northwest London for patients who have difficulty travelling. Home visit fees are slightly higher to cover travel time.

A list of any medications you're currently taking, the footwear you wear most often, and details of any relevant medical conditions or recent diagnoses. If you've had X-rays or scans of your feet, those are useful too.

The Hendale Clinic has free off-street parking. Elliott Hall Medical Centre has parking on-site and on adjacent streets. Both clinics are also accessible by public transport.

Please give at least 24 hours' notice if you need to cancel or reschedule. Late cancellations and missed appointments may be charged the full appointment fee.

Contact & Locations

Find me

Two clinics across north London plus home visits. Choose the one that suits you best.

Wednesdays & Sundays

The Hendale Clinic

63 Hendale Avenue
Hendon, London NW4 4LP

📞 07818 438552 🗺️ Get directions
Mondays & Thursdays

Elliott Hall Medical Centre

165/167 Uxbridge Road
Hatch End, Middlesex HA5 4EA

📞 07818 438552 🗺️ Get directions

Get in touch

Same number for both clinics, and home-visit enquiries.

📞 07818 438552 ✉ jemma@jemsfootcare.co.uk

Ready to book?

Call, text, or email — I'll get back to you the same day.

📞 07818 438552