Novopraktijk Zandvoort
Podiatry · Zandvoort Noord
Novopraktijk Zandvoort assesses and treats foot complaints with podiatry and aids.

About Novopraktijk Zandvoort
Novopraktijk Zandvoort is a podiatry practice in Zandvoort. The practice assesses foot complaints and discusses which treatment is suitable for the complaint.
Podiatric assessment
The podiatrist discusses the complaint, examines the feet and looks at how the person moves. The assessment forms the basis for a discussion about treatment.
- Foot complaints
- Complaints affecting the ankles, knees, hips and back that are related to the feet
Treatments and aids
Novopraktijk makes insoles and provides foot treatments. Aids are tailored to the complaint and the assessment findings.
- Podiatric insoles
- Orthoses
- Foot treatments
- (Medical) taping
- Sports taping techniques
Foot complaints
The practice also treats complaints affecting other parts of the body when they are related to how the feet function. Areas of focus include sports injuries and complaints involving children's feet, diabetic feet and rheumatic feet.
- Heel pain and heel spur
- Morton's neuroma
- Sports injuries
- Children's feet
- Diabetic foot
- Rheumatic foot
Practical information
No referral is needed for an appointment. At the first appointment, the client should bring identification and their health insurance card.
- Digital 3D scanning equipment for foot measurements
Services
- Podiatric assessment
- Podiatric insoles
- Orthoses
- Foot treatments
- (Medical) taping
At a glance
| Listed under | Podiatry |
|---|---|
| Location | Thomsonstraat 1, 2041 TA Zandvoort |
| Accessibility | Wheelchair-accessible entrance, Wheelchair-accessible parking, Wheelchair-accessible toilet |
| Phone | 023 520 1000 |
| Website | novopraktijk.nl |
| Last updated | November 2026 |
Good to know
- Brands
- FITS Footwear
Contact
Thomsonstraat 1, 2041 TA Zandvoort
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