Physiotherapy
Hands-on and exercise-based care for injury, movement and recovery.
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What we can help with
Heel and arch pain
Ingrown and problem toenails
Sports and running injuries
Gait and biomechanical assessment
Custom orthotic therapy
General foot and lower-limb care
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Ingrown toenails
Ingrown toenails can be painful and tend to worsen if left alone. Our podiatrists provide careful nail care, pressure relief, and where appropriate, minor procedures to help stop the problem returning. Early treatment can reduce pain and lower the risk of infection.
Custom orthotics
Custom foot orthotics can help support and guide the foot during movement. We prescribe them only when appropriate, designed around your foot structure, movement patterns and activity level — commonly used to help manage conditions like plantar fasciitis, Achilles pain, and foot-related knee pain.
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Sports podiatry & gait analysis
For runners and active people, small issues in the feet can lead to problems in the knees, hips or lower back. Using gait analysis and clinical assessment, we look at your biomechanics, load distribution, footwear and movement patterns, and build a plan to help keep you moving.
What to expect
No two visits are the same, but here is the shape of a first appointment.
• A discussion of your symptoms and history
• A foot and lower-limb examination
• Movement and gait assessment
• A clear explanation of what is going on
• A personalised plan — hands-on care, footwear advice, strengthening or orthotics where appropriate
• A foot and lower-limb examination
• Movement and gait assessment
• A clear explanation of what is going on
• A personalised plan — hands-on care, footwear advice, strengthening or orthotics where appropriate
Common questions
Do I need a referral to see a podiatrist?
No. Podiatry is a primary-contact profession, so you can book directly. A referral may still matter for certain funding, such as a Medicare Chronic Disease Management plan, DVA or NDIS.
Can I claim on private health or Medicare?
Most private health extras include podiatry — check your level of cover and any limits. Medicare contributes only in specific cases, usually through a GP-arranged Chronic Disease Management plan.
How long is an appointment?
Initial appointments usually run longer than follow-ups so we can assess thoroughly and build your plan. We’ll confirm timing when you book.
What should I bring to my first visit?
Comfortable clothing you can move in, any relevant scans or referrals, and your private health or funding details. Arriving a few minutes early helps with any forms.
Ready when you are.
Book online in a few clicks, or give us a call — no referral needed for most services.