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Foot Health Podiatry Claregalway has introduced Point of Care Ultrasound, enabling patients to receive fast and highly accurate diagnoses for foot and ankle pain. Ultrasound supports both precise diagnosis and informed treatment planning as part of their care.

With the festive season in full swing, you might be thinking about choosing meaningful gifts for loved ones. For people recovering from surgery or injury, managing a chronic health condition, or looking to improve their skin health, hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) could offer a restorative boost. This year, the gift of wellness could be one of the most thoughtful presents of all.

Looking towards the autumn/winter seasons, most people find that this time of year requires motivation as we head into longer, darker evenings. It is crucial to stay on top of our health. It is time to pick up the pieces and get our mental, physical and emotional health in order.

While every human is individual and unique in their own way, a similarity most of us share is that we have two feet we heavily rely upon to get us from point A to point B. Therefore, ensuring our feet are healthy and well looked after is of utmost importance.

International Podiatry Day, celebrated annually on October 8, is a global initiative to raise awareness about foot health and the vital role podiatrists play in healthcare. In 2024, Coiscéim Foot Clinic in Barna is proudly joining this international movement, highlighting the importance of foot care for overall wellbeing.

Hyperbaric oxygenation (HBOT) is a scientifically-backed method used worldwide to treat sports injuries, with many professional athletes even owning their own chambers.

DBC Physiotherapy has been to the forefront of delivering personalised and effective care to individuals seeking rehabilitation and pain management solutions in their state of the art rehab facility at Arcadia Athlone Retail Park since 2018.

Daniela Magnetti, an experienced and Coru-registered physical therapist, works from her private clinic in Galway city centre, just off Eyre Square. She has spent over a decade in private practice, providing personalised care to clients across Galway and Mayo. Daniela is originally from Galway and she takes great pride in treating the community that she grew up in.

Daniela Magnetti, an experienced and CORU-registered physical therapist, has recently opened a new clinic in Galway city centre, just off Eyre Square. She has spent over a decade in private practice, providing personalised care to clients across Galway and Mayo. Daniela is originally from Galway and she takes great pride in treating the community she grew up in.

Roscommon University Hospital has announced the appointment of Dona Cromar as a Registered Advanced Nurse Practitioner (RANP) in Emergency Nursing at Roscommon Injury Unit.