Card machine for your podiatrist practice
Professional card payments for clinic appointments and home visits - on-screen receipts, competitive rates on appointment values, and a portable option for domiciliary work.
Why podiatrists choose uno
Podiatry sits at the intersection of healthcare and small business — you’re running a clinical practice, but you’re also an independent operator who needs to get paid efficiently. Whether you work from a clinic, a shared health centre, or visit patients at home, card payment makes your practice more professional and your cash flow more predictable.
Clinic appointments
For a clinic-based practice, a compact terminal on the reception desk handles payment smoothly at the end of each appointment. Contactless, chip and PIN, and printed receipts for patients who claim through private health insurance.
Home visits and domiciliary work
Many podiatrists do domiciliary rounds - visiting elderly or less mobile patients at home. The Dojo PAX A920 connects over 4G, fits in your bag, and lets you take payment at the patient’s door. No more posting invoices, no more chasing cheques.
Simple and low-cost for smaller practices
If you see a modest number of patients per week, the SumUp Solo at £79 with no monthly fees is a practical entry point. You only pay the transaction rate when you take a payment — no fixed costs during quiet weeks.
Professional receipts
Patients claiming podiatry through insurance or workplace health schemes often need a receipt. The terminals we recommend provide printed or digital receipts as standard.
Appointment-value rates
With typical appointment charges of £35–£60, the transaction rate directly affects your take-home. We compare providers to find the rate that makes the most sense for your appointment values and weekly volume.
What you get from uno
- A terminal suited to clinical practice - clinic or mobile
- Portable 4G option for home visits
- Options from zero monthly fees to lower per-transaction rates
- Professional receipts for insurance claims
- Simple setup and UK-based support