Established in 1999 by Julie Froggatt-Bailey, Acorn House is a successful long-standing podiatry clinic specialising in biomechanics and high-risk foot problems.

Since its inception, Julie has fostered close ties with numerous GPs, Physiotherapists, and Osteopaths in order to strengthen the overall quality of care of the lower limbs in the local area.

Ever passionate for maintaining the highest standards, Julie has further graduated with a MSc in Sports Injury & Therapy.

Julie continues professional development by attending courses and conferences as well as attending multidisciplinary meetings with doctors, orthopaedic, diabetes, rheumatology, and radiology consultants.

Sarah was one of the first in the country to complete the pre-registration Master's Degree programme in Podiatry gaining a distinction from the University of Salford in 2018.

Since qualifying she has worked in the NHS and private practice. She currently works in the high-risk foot team in the Manchester Foundation Trust providing specialist care for complex patients including vascular investigations, biomechanical issues, complex ulcer care and of course routine treatments.

Since qualifying Sarah has continued her professional development, completing Masters Modules and other qualifications in biomechanics and diabetes.

Sarah is undertaking home visits in the evenings and clinic/home visits on alternate Saturdays.