Beard & Webster Foot Care & Orthotics offers a much needed service to the Kawarthas and South Central Ontario. The practice has grown by providing caring, high-quality care with an exceptional track record for successful patient outcomes. They are also active participants in the betterment of the community. All of the practitioners are permanent residents of the area and are raising or plan to raise families here. They understand the special needs of the community and its members.
The first clinic in Bobcaygeon was opened by
Nadine Webster in 1997 at The Old Schoolhouse Medical Building. In 1999, Nadine
entered into a unique partnership with the Lindsay Rehab Health Centre to offer
foot care and orthotic services at this second site, which also offers
physiotherapy and massage.
In 2002, Nadine expanded the practice with James Beard to form Beard & Webster
Foot Care and Orthotics. An experienced Chiropodist in Toronto, James joined the
practice as a partner, and moved to the area with his family.
Then in 2003, another site of practice opportunity arose at Chemong
Physiotherapy in Bridgenorth, a multidisciplinary setting much like at Lindsay
Rehab Health Centre. The opening of the site in Bridgenorth also led to
Chiropodist David Murphy joining the practice to fill the current complement of practitioners in this
special team.
In 2005, Beard & Webster grew again, joining a multidisciplinary sports health clinic called "Health in Motion" located at Trent University in Peterborough.
The latest big "step" for Beard & Webster is a new modern foot health facility at the Lindsay Medical Centre that opened in January 2008. After ten years providing service in Lindsay, patient demand drove a dramatic expansion of services to carry Beard & Webster's service into the future for service to its patients in Lindsay and the surrounding area.
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