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Corporate, community and rural foot screening
Diabetic Foot Screening Camps
Diabetic foot screening camps in India for workplaces, communities and rural areas.
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The Program
Diabetic Foot Screening Camps
This is a diabetic foot screening camp in India that brings early foot checks to workplaces, communities and rural areas. Most foot problems are silent until they become serious, so our camps test for nerve and circulation problems before symptoms appear. In just a few minutes per person, we find high-risk feet and guide people to care before a wound ever forms. Camps are run from our Surat, Gujarat and Vizianagaram, Andhra Pradesh centres.
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What this program includes
- check_circle Neuropathy testing (vibration and monofilament)
- check_circle Circulation and foot-pulse assessment
- check_circle Visual inspection for ulcers, deformity and risk
- check_circle On-the-spot advice and individual risk grading
- check_circle Clear referral pathway for high-risk patients
Why it matters
A limb-first pathway, not a single visit
This is a structured program with a clear plan and follow-through - built around protecting your foot, healing the wound, and preventing it from coming back. Dr. Shah personally guides each step.
Start the program arrow_forwardquiz Frequently Asked Questions
A diabetic foot screening camp is an outreach check that brings early foot testing to workplaces, communities and rural areas, finding nerve and circulation problems before a wound appears.
Each person has quick nerve testing with a monofilament and vibration, a circulation and foot-pulse check, and a visual inspection for ulcers and deformity, followed by a risk grade and advice.
Anyone with diabetes should attend, especially those with numbness, tingling, previous ulcers or poor circulation, since these feet are most likely to develop a serious problem.
A screening takes only a few minutes per person. High-risk feet are identified on the spot and given a clear referral pathway so treatment can start before an ulcer forms.