IDEA Clinics brings you a specialized Complete Diabetic Foot Care at Home designed to prevent, manage, and treat complications related to diabetes.
1 in 4 people with diabetes will experience foot problems.
1 in 10 people with diabetes develop a foot ulcer.
20% of people who get a foot ulcer eventually require amputation.
Our evidence-based approach with Advanced Diabetic foot care at home ensures early detection, timely treatment, and comprehensive care to protect your feet and restore mobility — all with complete privacy, comfort, and expert medical guidance.
Four consultations with Foot Surgeon and two consultations with endocrinologists in a month
Comprehensive diabetes and microbiology tests
Periodic dressings and debridement at Home
Appropriate antibiotics & Glucose monitoring
A non-healing sore or wound on the foot caused by nerve damage, poor blood supply, and infection
Yes. Neglected ulcers can progress to severe infection, gangrene, and even amputation.
Yes — with expert podiatrist/nurse visits, dressings, debridement, and antibiotics, many ulcers heal safely at home.
Home care provides convenience, privacy, and comfort with the same sterile techniques used in clinics — but without waiting times or travel.
Our service provides advanced care with expert wound debridement, targeted antibiotics and infection control, advanced dressings supported with metabolic and diabetes management
High sugar slows healing and increases infection risk. Keeping sugars in range speeds recovery and protects feet.
Check your feet daily, wear diabetic footwear, avoid barefoot walking, keep sugars controlled, and get regular podiatrist care.
If you see spreading redness, pus, swelling, fever, or blackened skin, get immediate care to avoid serious complications.
Diabetic neuropathy is nerve damage caused by long-term high blood sugar.
It often starts with numbness, tingling, or burning in the feet and legs.
Loss of sensation makes foot injuries harder to notice and slower to heal.
Good sugar control can slow or prevent nerve damage.
Daily foot checks and proper footwear help protect against complications.
A diabetic foot ulcer is a non-healing wound on the foot, common in people with diabetes.
They happen due to poor blood flow, nerve damage, and delayed healing.
Untreated ulcers can quickly lead to infection, gangrene and even amputation.
Early treatment at home with dressings, debridement, and sugar control can save your foot.
Daily foot checks, proper footwear, and not walking barefoot are the best ways to prevent ulcers.
Get 4 visits from a Foot Surgeon and 2 consultations with an Endocrinologist every month, ensuring both your wound and diabetes are managed together.
Receive diabetes, metabolic, neuropathic, vascular, and microbiology tests at home for early detection and targeted treatment.
Regular dressings and debridement at home with sterile techniques to speed up healing and prevent infection.
Appropriate antibiotics, glucose monitoring, and lifestyle guidance to keep infections under control and improve healing.
With early detection, continuous care and expert monitoring at home, IDEA Clinics reduces hospital admission.