After the former owner of the Jonquière clinic, podiatrist Ginette Bourgeois, had retired, podiatric physicians Judith Roelly and Marie-Michelle Fecteau took over the operations. Since then, the clinic’s new co-owners have dedicated their professionalism and vast know-how to the benefit of the region’s population.
Dr. Roelly and Dr. Fecteau are both versatile and involved podiatrists who are also responsible for operating the Chutes clinic in Beauport. Furthermore, their expertise is not limited to podiatry alone: Dr. Roelly also holds a bachelor’s degree in nursing, while Dr. Fecteau has a radiology license and is trained in medical biology.
Together, they provide comprehensive, high-quality treatment to all of their patients. Choose a team of professionals that you can count on to keep your feet in good shape!
PiedRéseau Jonquière
3872 Rue Saint Jean,
Jonquière, QC
G7X 0N8
directions
1-418 548-4945 Toll free
Monday
10:00 - 18:30
Tuesday
8:00 - 17:00
Wednesday
8:00 - 17:00
Thursday
8:00 - 17:00
Friday
8:00 - 12:00
A lively clinic that puts the patient’s well-being first
The Jonquière podiatry clinic, formerly the Ginette Bourgeois podiatry clinic, has been providing the people of Saguenay with modern care in a safe and welcoming atmosphere for over 35 years now. Its team employs the latest technologies to ensure an efficient and personalized treatment for every condition.
With your well-being at heart, the podiatrists at the Jonquière clinic know exactly how to adapt their treatments for your specific needs and put their extensive expertise at your service. The clinic’s principal services include: the design of plantar orthoses, postural assessment by imaging, podopediatrics, minor surgeries and the treatment of dermatological conditions in feet.
Contact the Jonquière podiatry clinic to enjoy a highly personalized treatment.
Frequent problems
- Plantar fasciitis: causes, symptoms and treatments
- Heel spur (Lenoir’s thorn)
- Ingrown toenail (onychocryptosis)
- Plantar warts: causes, symptoms and treatment
- Corns, calluses and severe corns
- Diabetic foot : symptoms and treatments
- Flatfoot : symptoms and treatments
- Athlete’s foot (tinea pedis)
- Foot bunion (hallux valgus)
- Morton’s neuroma : symptoms and treatments
- Plantar fissures : symptoms and treatments
- Metatarsalgia : symptoms and treatments
- Hammer toe : symptoms and treatments
Treatments provided
- Plantar orthotics: types, benefits, and adaptation tips
- Treatment of foot pain by the podiatrist
- Cortisone injections
- Ingrown toenail treatment by a podiatrist
- A podiatrist’s treatment for plantar warts
- Foot care – Nails, corns and calluses treatment
- Podopediatrics treatments
- Toenail deformity : treatments
- Foot ultrasound imaging
- Evaluating Children’s Feet
- Therapeutic laser treatment
- Nail culture : importance, advantages and procedure
- Ultrasound guided injection
- Therapeutic foot taping
- Treatments for paronychia of the toe
- Stress fracture in the foot
- Biomechanical exam : symptoms and treatments
- Postural evaluation
- Treating frostbite on the feet and toes
- Treatment for excessive foot sweating
- 2D and 3D digital imaging
- Partial or complete foot amputation
- Orthopaedic shoes : types and benefits
- Ultrasound treatment
Surgical procedures offered
Sophie Lebel podiatrist
Tania Claveau podiatry assistant
Joane Bourgeois Secretary
Sophie Boulay Secretary
Émilie Dufour Foot care auxiliary nurse
Adèle Tremblay Foot care auxiliary nurse
Judith Roelly
Responsible for personal information/confidentiality: Marie Michelle Fecteau 418-542-7672
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Please note that if you are seeking podiatry services following a work-related accident (CNESST) or a road accident (SAAQ), please contact us before your appointment to obtain more information about the reimbursement procedures.