When Should You Start Wearing Compression Socks? Key Signs to Watch For
At LMC Footcare, our Chiropodists specialise in circulation and leg health. We help patients choose the right compression socks for relief and prevention.
LMC Healthcare has one of the largest research divisions in North America, Centricity Research. Our Chiropodists (Footcare Specialists) have the opportunity to participate in cutting-edge foot health research and new treatment approaches.
While a referral is not required to see our Chiropodists, we keep your family physician informed every step of the way with assessment and treatment summaries.
You also never have to wait long for an appointment! We have eight easily accessible locations in Ontario. Brampton, Vaughan, Oakville, Scarborough, Etobicoke, Midtown Toronto, Barrie, Ottawa, with more coming soon.
It’s recommended to have a foot exam at least once a year, or more often if you have a history of diabetic foot complications.
Even small wounds can become serious for people with diabetes. Contact an LMC footcare specialist (Chiropodist) right away to prevent more serious complications.
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At LMC Footcare, our Chiropodists specialise in circulation and leg health. We help patients choose the right compression socks for relief and prevention.
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