Fantastic Feet Podiatry
Home Visit Service
About Fantastic Feet
My name is Jenna French and I am a fully qualified and experienced Podiatrist providing a home visit Chiropody/Podiatry service in the area of Bognor Regis.​
I am a fully registered member of the Royal College of Podiatry, and Health & Care Professions Council (HCPC), a legal requirement of all practicing Podiatrists.
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I specialise in the treatment of all foot care problems including:
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​Toenail cutting
Hard skin and corn removal
Treatment of fungal nails
Verruca treatment
Ingrowing toenail management
Diabetes foot care
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Having gained my degree in Podiatry at the University of Southampton in 2007, I now have over 17 years of experience working within the NHS and specialist private practices.​​
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I am highly experienced in the delivery of quality foot care to patients with a wide variety of foot health problems. I also have specialist experience in diabetes foot care, having worked extensively within the diabetes specialist teams.
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I now use this previous experience to provide high quality, specialist podiatry treatment to patients in the comfort of their own homes. I look forward to meeting new patients and keeping the feet of Bognor Regis healthy & happy!
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So what's the difference between a Podiatrist & a Chiropodist? And whats a Foot Health Practitioner?
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The most qualified Foot Care Specialist out there is a Podiatrist. We have completed a 3 year Bachelor of Science Degree in Podiatry and are experienced in all specialist areas of foot care and treatment. 'Podiatrist' is a protected title, so only clinicians who have completed the 3 year degree can legally call themselves 'Podiatrists'. Legally we must be registered with the Health & Care Professions Council (HCPC), a governing body who ensure practitioners continue to meet the professional standards to practice safely & effectively.​
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Chiropodist is the original medical term for Podiatrist, but the professional name was changed when the 3 year degree was introduced.
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​Foot Health Practitioner's, or FHP's, have completed a basic level Diploma and often work assisting fully qualified Podiatrists in a clinical setting. They are not registered with the HCPC and cannot legally call themselves Podiatrists.​
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