Foot-health guides and a directory of foot-care specialists in Israel
Podolog Israel publishes plain-language guides on everyday foot care, nails and diabetes, and keeps a free directory of podiatrists and podologists in Israel. The guides here are written for an international English-speaking audience.
Guides
A daily foot check for people with diabetes: a simple 2-minute routineA simple 2-minute daily foot check for people with diabetes: what to look at, everyday habits that protect your feet, and when to contact a clinician the same day.
Ingrown toenail: what you can do yourself and when to see a professionalWhat an ingrown toenail looks like, what you can safely do at home in the early stage, what to avoid, and when to see a podiatrist or doctor.
How to cut your toenails so they do not grow inFive steps to trim toenails safely so they do not grow into the skin, what not to do, and who should have their nails cut by a podiatrist.- Podiatrist, podologist or chiropodist: what is the difference?Podiatrist, podologist and chiropodist mean different things in different countries. What each title usually covers, who treats what, and how to choose.
Find a specialist in Israel
The directory lists foot-care specialists by city, service and language of treatment. It is available in Hebrew, Arabic and Russian, and specialist profiles are written in those languages.
Are you a podiatrist or podologist in Israel? You can register for a free listing at podologisrael.co.il/join (Hebrew) or /ru/join (Russian).
About this site
Disclosure: the podologisrael.co.il directory is owned by the same people who run a private clinic and the PODOschool training school. Listing in the directory is free and is not tied to buying courses.
This article is general information and does not replace advice from a qualified professional. If you have a specific problem or any warning sign, see a podiatrist or doctor. People with diabetes or poor circulation should seek medical advice early.