For adults the first pair costs € 230 and for children up to 16 € 220. This includes the consultation (€ 60) and a follow-up check within the first 6 months. A second pair costs € 150. See all rates on the cost and insurance page.
In many cases, yes. Costs are partly to fully reimbursed depending on your Dutch health insurer and policy. Because we are affiliated with the LOOP foundation, our treatments are eligible for reimbursement. loop.nl has an overview per insurer.
Because we make all our insoles ourselves and by hand, we can work quickly. You can usually have a first consultation within 1 week. Call +31 6 103 425 74 or request an appointment online.
We have practices in Oldenzaal (De Matenstraat 47, every other Wednesday), Denekamp (Brinkstraat 6A, every other Wednesday and every Saturday) and Losser (Carint, Lutterstraat 2a, every 1st and 3rd Saturday). In Germany we visit Nordhorn, Neuenhaus and Lingen. See locations.
Yes. We make podiatric children’s insoles by hand, taking into account the child’s growth and development and any complaints or sports activities. Children’s insoles cost € 220 including consultation and follow-up.
Yes. We make certified work insoles (€ 250 including consultation and follow-up) as well as insoles for rubber boots and even clogs. Our insoles are adapted as much as possible to the shoes you like to wear.
Both treat foot complaints and make insoles. The registered podologist specialises in foot problems and posture; the podotherapist also treats nail problems and wounds. Read more about the difference between a podologist and a podotherapist.
After an examination and an imprint or scan of your foot, we build the insole by hand from thin cork elements so it stays as thin as possible. The insole is adapted to your shoes and complaints and then fitted and checked. Read more in what is podiatry?
Insoles help with complaints caused by poor alignment or loading of the feet: heel spur, Achilles tendon complaints, flat feet, high arches, splay foot, forefoot pain, Morton’s neuroma, hallux valgus, calluses and corns, as well as shin splints and knee, hip and lower back complaints. See the overview of foot complaints.
Yes, it is one of the complaints we most often make insoles for. The insole supports the arch, unloads the plantar fascia and cushions the heel. Read more about plantar fasciitis.
Yes. A registered podiatrist looks not only at the foot but at the entire musculoskeletal system. Knee, hip or back complaints can result from an abnormal foot position; correcting it can reduce the complaints.
Our insoles are built from thin cork elements and adapted as much as possible to the shoes you like to wear: from everyday shoes and heels to sports shoes, sandals, work shoes, boots and even clogs. Where necessary we give written advice for your shoe shop.
No. Ingrown toenails, fungal nails and wound care are outside podology; for these please see a pedicurist or podotherapist. For pressure pain on or between the toes we do make a silicone orthosis.
Yes. Our practices in Denekamp, Oldenzaal and Losser are close to the German border, and we visit Nordhorn, Neuenhaus and Lingen. Contact us for the options.
First consultation usually within 1 week, in Oldenzaal, Denekamp or Losser.