Sarum Podiatry Practice is located at 57 Milford St, Salisbury SP1 2BP, where we offer comprehensive podiatric care in a friendly and professional environment. Our team of qualified podiatrists is dedicated to providing tailored treatments that address each patient’s specific foot health needs. We utilize advanced techniques and equipment to ensure effective outcomes while prioritizing patient comfort throughout each visit. Customer satisfaction is paramount; thus we aim to create a positive experience for everyone who walks through our doors. To learn more about our services or book an appointment, please contact us at 01722 414214.

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