Early Detection
Neuropathy screening, Doppler assessment and gait analysis identify feet at risk before a wound ever forms.
Institute of Excellence
Advanced Foot & Wound Care
Heal the Wound. Save the Limb. Protect the Future.
The Advanced Foot & Wound Care Centre at Amandeep Hospitals is dedicated to specialised treatment for a wide range of foot conditions — with a strong focus on diabetic foot care, chronic wound management and biomechanical foot problems.
Our team of podiatrists, orthopaedic specialists, prosthetics and orthotics experts and wound care specialists works together to prevent, diagnose and treat foot ailments — prioritising limb preservation and long-term foot health.
Our focus is simple:
To heal wounds that have not healed elsewhere, prevent the complications that lead to amputation and keep you mobile.
- Specialist Foot Care
- Podiatry
- Vascular & Neuropathy Screening
- Doppler
- Advanced Wound Therapies
- NPWT · HBOT
- Offloading & Custom Footwear
- Orthotics
Specialist Foot Care
Vascular & Neuropathy Screening
Advanced Wound Therapies
Offloading & Custom Footwear
Limb
Preservation Focus
About the Institute
Comprehensive Care for the Diabetic and At-Risk Foot
Diabetic foot care is a key focus of the Institute, given the high prevalence of diabetes and its severe impact on foot health.
Using advanced diagnostic tools such as dynamic video gait analysis, foot Doppler assessment and neuropathy screening, we ensure early detection and effective treatment of foot complications. From managing corns, calluses and ingrown toenails to cutting-edge wound therapies such as Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) and Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT), every service is directed at healing and limb preservation.
Our team provides preventive screening, customised orthotic solutions and specialised treatment for nerve damage, poor circulation and chronic wounds that could otherwise lead to ulcers or amputation. We also offer prosthetics, offloading devices and therapeutic footwear to enhance mobility and support daily function.
The Institute brings together:
- Podiatrists and wound care specialists
- Doppler vascular assessment and neuropathy screening
- Dynamic video gait analysis
- Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT)
- Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT)
- Offloading, orthotics, prosthetics and therapeutic footwear
A wound cannot heal on a foot that is not being looked after.
Chronic wounds are rarely just a skin problem. Behind most of them is poor blood supply, nerve damage, uncontrolled sugar, infection or pressure from the wrong footwear.
The Institute treats the wound and every reason it has not healed — in the same clinic, by the same team.
The Amandeep Advantage
More Than a Dressing
Healing a chronic wound takes accurate assessment, control of the underlying cause, the right therapy and protection while it heals. At Amandeep, each is built into the Institute.
Root-Cause Treatment
Sugar control, infection management and vascular assessment addressed alongside the wound, not after it.
Advanced Wound Therapies
NPWT and hyperbaric oxygen therapy for wounds that have stalled under conventional dressings.
Offloading & Orthotics
Total contact casting, custom insoles and therapeutic footwear to take pressure off the healing area.
Limb Preservation Team
Podiatry, plastic surgery, vascular assessment and orthopaedics working together to avoid amputation wherever possible.
Conditions We Treat
From Corns and Calluses to Limb-Threatening Ulcers
The Institute manages the full range of foot and wound problems — routine, chronic and limb-threatening.
Diabetic Foot Ulcer
Open wounds on the diabetic foot that are slow to heal and prone to deep infection.
Diabetic Neuropathy
Loss of protective sensation that allows injuries to go unnoticed.
Non-Healing Wounds
Wounds of any cause that have failed to close despite weeks of conventional care.
Venous Leg Ulcers
Chronic ulcers around the ankle caused by poor venous return.
Pressure Sores
Bed sores in immobile or bedridden patients.
Peripheral Artery Disease
Reduced blood supply to the foot that prevents healing and causes rest pain.
Foot Infection & Abscess
Deep infection that needs urgent drainage and culture-guided antibiotics.
Biomechanical Foot Problems
Flat feet, high arches, plantar fasciitis and gait abnormalities.
Corns, Calluses & Ingrown Toenails
Common foot complaints that become dangerous on a diabetic or neuropathic foot.
Treatments & Procedures
Everything a Wound Needs to Close — Under One Roof
From debridement to skin grafting, every step of wound healing is delivered by the Institute, with therapies selected for the wound in front of us.
Wound Debridement
Removal of dead and infected tissue — the single most important step in getting a chronic wound to heal.
Advanced Dressings & NPWT
Modern dressings and negative-pressure wound therapy that speed granulation and reduce dressing changes.
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
Pressurised oxygen sessions that improve oxygen delivery to stalled, infected or radiation-damaged wounds.
Diabetic Foot Ulcer Management
Combined sugar control, infection treatment, offloading and vascular assessment to heal ulcers and prevent recurrence.
Infection & Abscess Drainage
Urgent drainage of deep foot infection with culture-guided antibiotics.
Vascular Assessment
Doppler and clinical assessment of blood supply, with referral for revascularisation where needed.
Offloading & Protective Footwear
Total contact casting, orthotic insoles and custom footwear to redistribute pressure from the wound.
Skin Grafting & Wound Closure
Grafts and flaps to close large wounds once infection is controlled and blood supply is adequate.
Have a wound that isn't healing?
Two weeks without progress is reason enough to be seen. Early specialist care is what keeps a wound from becoming an amputation.
Get EvaluatedTechnology & Infrastructure
Built for Assessment, Healing and Protection
A chronic wound is a symptom. The Institute is equipped to find and treat what lies beneath it.
Assessment tools identify blood supply, nerve function and pressure points; therapy rooms deliver the dressings, negative pressure and oxygen the wound needs; and the orthotics service protects it while it heals.
What supports the clinical team:
- Dedicated wound care procedure room
- Doppler and vascular assessment
- Neuropathy screening equipment
- Dynamic video gait analysis
- Negative Pressure Wound Therapy units
- Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy chamber
- Casting, orthotics and custom footwear service
- Prosthetics fitting and mobility support
Measure first. Treat second.
Doppler studies tell us whether a wound has the blood supply to heal. Neuropathy screening tells us whether the patient can feel the injury that caused it.
Only with that information can the right therapy — and the right protection — be chosen.
Why Choose Amandeep
Because a Foot Is Worth Saving
Most amputations in diabetes begin with a small wound that was not treated in time. At Amandeep every element of care is designed to stop that chain early.
- 01Early screening
- 02Accurate assessment
- 03Root-cause control
- 04Advanced wound therapy
- 05Offloading & protection
- 06Education & follow-up
Specialist Podiatry
Internationally trained podiatry and wound care expertise focused on the diabetic and at-risk foot.
Therapies Others Don't Offer
NPWT and hyperbaric oxygen therapy available on site for wounds that have stalled under conventional care.
Limb Preservation Mindset
Every decision is weighed against one question: how do we keep this patient walking on their own foot?
Prevention Built In
Foot care education, custom footwear and regular screening so that a healed wound stays healed.
Your Journey at the Institute
From First Assessment to a Healed, Protected Foot
Seven coordinated stages — from the first examination of your foot to the day you walk out on a wound that has closed.
- 01
Consultation
A podiatrist or wound specialist examines the foot, the wound and your overall health.
- 02
Assessment
Doppler, neuropathy screening and gait analysis establish blood supply, sensation and pressure points.
- 03
Control the Cause
Sugar, infection and circulation addressed with the diabetology, microbiology and vascular teams.
- 04
Wound Therapy
Debridement, advanced dressings, NPWT or hyperbaric oxygen selected for the wound.
- 05
Offloading
Casting, orthotics or protective footwear to take pressure off the healing area.
- 06
Closure
Grafting or flap surgery where a large wound needs help to close.
- 07
Protect & Prevent
Foot care education, custom footwear and scheduled follow-up to prevent recurrence.
Start at step one.
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Beyond the Wound
We Measure Success in Steps Taken
A wound is healed when the patient is back on their feet — literally.
For one person, that means walking to the market again. For another, it means keeping a foot that another hospital had recommended amputating, or simply sleeping without the pain of an infected ulcer.
Our approach therefore extends well beyond the dressing room.
Healing
Wounds closed that had failed to heal for months.
Limb Preservation
Avoiding amputation wherever it is clinically possible.
Mobility
Footwear, orthotics and prosthetics that keep patients moving.
Quality of Life
Because the real outcome of wound care is independence.
Technology With a Human Touch
Advanced Therapy, Patient Education
It is Specialist + Therapy + Footwear + Patient.
Negative pressure and hyperbaric oxygen can rescue wounds that conventional dressings cannot.
Doppler and neuropathy screening reveal risks the patient cannot feel.
But no therapy protects a foot the patient does not know how to look after.
At Amandeep, advanced wound care is paired with patient education — with one objective:
Heal the wound.Save the limb.Prevent the next one.
Meet the Team
Our Foot & Wound Care Specialists
Podiatry and wound care specialists supported by plastic surgeons, orthopaedic surgeons, diabetologists and orthotists.
Dr. Bharat Kotru
Diabetic foot Foundation (Michener Institute Ontario) Podiatrist & Wound Care Specialist
Podiatry (QMU, UK), IIWCC (University of Toronto) MSc. Clinical skin Integrity & Wound Management (University of Hertfordshire UK)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers about foot wounds, diabetic foot care and what to do about them.
Diabetes, poor circulation, injury, infection and pressure from ill-fitting shoes are the most common causes. Diabetic neuropathy — loss of sensation in the feet — allows small injuries to go unnoticed and turn into ulcers, and poor foot hygiene adds to the risk.
Inspect your feet daily, keep them clean and dry, moisturise the skin (but not between the toes), wear well-fitting shoes and never walk barefoot. Regular check-ups with a foot care specialist allow problems to be caught early, before they become wounds.
Seek help if a wound does not heal within a few days, shows signs of infection (redness, swelling, pus or pain), or if you have diabetes or poor circulation. Early intervention is what prevents infection, hospitalisation and amputation.
Wound care promotes healing, prevents infection and reduces pain. It includes cleaning and debriding the wound, advanced dressings, therapies such as Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) and Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT), and managing underlying conditions such as diabetes.
Orthotics are custom-made shoe inserts that correct foot imbalance, provide support and relieve pressure on specific areas of the foot. They help treat plantar fasciitis, diabetic foot and other biomechanical problems, and protect a healed ulcer from returning.
Sometimes. Non-healing wounds, severe infection or deformity that cannot be managed conservatively may need surgery — debridement, reconstructive procedures, or in extreme cases amputation. At the Institute, surgery is always the last step, not the first.
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Take the First Step Towards a Healed Foot
You don't have to accept a wound that will not heal — or the fear of losing a limb — as part of living with diabetes.
Get your foot evaluated by our wound care specialists and understand which therapies could close the wound and protect your mobility.
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