Not Sure What’s Causing Your Symptoms?
Our comprehensive screening evaluates nerve function, circulation, and tissue health to identify risks early and guide the right care.
Early detection can prevent serious complications.
You Should Consider Screening If You Have:
- Burning or numbness in feet
- Wounds that are slow to heal
- Pain while walking
- Tingling or loss of sensation
- Foot discoloration or swelling
- Diabetes (even without symptoms)
Why Early Screening is Important
Many serious conditions such as neuropathy, poor circulation, and chronic wounds develop gradually. By the time symptoms become severe, complications may already be advanced.
Screening helps identify underlying issues early, allowing for timely intervention and better outcomes.
What Your Screening Will Evaluate
Nerve Function Assessment
Detects early signs of neuropathy and sensory loss
Circulation Assessment
Evaluates blood flow to the limbs
Tissue Health Evaluation
Identifies areas at risk of breakdown or poor healing
Risk Profiling
Combines findings to understand your overall risk level
What You Will Receive
- A structured clinical assessment
- A detailed report of findings
- Explanation of your condition in simple terms
- Risk level identification
- Guidance on next steps or treatment options
Who Should Consider This Screening
- Patients with diabetes
- Individuals with foot pain, burning, or numbness
- Patients with wounds or slow healing
- People with circulation-related symptoms
- Anyone at risk of developing complications
Simple & Structured Process
Book your screening
Visit our facility
Undergo assessments (approx. 45–60 min)
Receive your report
Discuss next steps with our team
Each patient is guided through a structured pathway based on their condition.
A Structured Approach to Early Detection
Our screening process is designed to evaluate multiple aspects of your condition rather than relying on a single test. This allows for a more comprehensive understanding of risks and supports better clinical decision-making.
Book Your Screening
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the screening take?
Approximately 45–60 minutes.
Is the screening painful?
No, it is non-invasive and designed to be comfortable.
Do I need a doctor’s referral?
No, you can book directly.
Will I get results immediately?
You will receive a report and explanation after the assessment.
What happens after the screening?
Based on your results, we will guide you on the next steps.
Take the First Step Towards Better Care
Identifying the problem early can help prevent complications and improve outcomes.