1 in 5 adults in Malaysia lives with diabetes.

1

It starts small

Nerve damage means many people can't feel a blister or cut on their foot.

2

It grows quietly

Between clinic visits, a small wound can become infected without anyone noticing.

3

It's preventable

Regular checks and early care stop most diabetic foot ulcers, and the amputations that follow.

Source: National Health and Morbidity Survey (NHMS) 2019, Ministry of Health Malaysia.

Everything for healthy feet

See who needs care today

Patients send foot photos from their phone. Nurses review them online, grade the risk and follow up before a small problem grows.

Learn about Steplife

A few minutes a day

  1. Check at home. Guided photos of both feet, no special equipment.
  2. Reviewed remotely. Nurses assess each check with IWGDF guideline criteria.
  3. Act early. The clinic follows up long before a wound becomes urgent.
See how it works
A nurse reviewing a patient's foot photos in the Steplife dashboard
For organisations

Working with care partners across Malaysia.

Aged-care operators, hospitals, clinics, insurers and employers work with us to keep people with diabetes on their own feet.

Let's get to zero amputations, together.

Whether you run a clinic, care for seniors or make products for sensitive feet, we'd love to talk.