Podiatry is care for your feet, ankles, and lower limbs — the foundation of how you stand, walk, and move. Our podiatrists assess pain, skin and nail health, gait, and footwear, then build a plan to keep you comfortable and mobile.
Under the NDIS, podiatry is funded under Capacity Building — Improved Daily Living, provided it is directly linked to your disability-related needs and goals.
Foot and nail care, callus, and wound management
Clinic, home, and community-based sessions available
The most common things people want to know before booking their first podiatry appointment.
No GP referral needed
NDIS funded for eligible participants
Home & community visits available
Same-day response to referrals
No. You can book directly with us — no GP referral is needed. If you have an NDIS plan, you or your support coordinator can refer straight through our website.
Yes. Podiatry is funded under Capacity Building — Improved Daily Living when it relates directly to your disability. There is typically no out-of-pocket cost for eligible participants.
Your first session is a thorough assessment of your feet, skin, nails, and walking pattern. We discuss any pain or concerns, then build a tailored care plan from there.
Yes. We offer home and community visits alongside clinic appointments, which is ideal for participants with mobility challenges, depending on your needs and plan.
We contact you the same day we receive your referral and aim to have you booked in within the week. We never leave people waiting without an update.
All ages — from children with foot and gait concerns through to older adults managing diabetic foot care, circulation, and falls risk.
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Let's keep you moving.
Same-day response. No GP referral needed. We will match you with the right podiatrist and have you booked in within the week.
