New Patient Podiatry Consultation  

Are you a new patient to our practice? 

40min $80

• Sports injury - Foot pain in adults and children.

30min $70

• Nail care.

• Ingrown toenails.

• Corn and callous debridement.

• Diabetic foot assessment (only).

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Letter fee $10​​

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Established Patient General Consultations

Regular care $70 - 30minutes.

Established patient who attends for regular podiatry care, typically every 6-10 weeks. Many patients come for regular foot care. This might involve the cutting of toenails and  removal of corns and callous. Regular patients also get the benefit of yearly checking of arterial flow with doppler ultrasound, checking of protective sensations and joint mobility assessment, so we picking up foot problems early.

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Kids Foot Assessments

New Patient  ( 40min) $80  (30min) $70

Letter fee/ Summary sheet $10

For children attending for foot or lower extremity pain.

Experienced Child Podiatrist Jodi Tanner - Postgraduate Paediatric  Podiatry  training at University of South Australia.

 Medicare Referral on EPC​

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New Patient - (30min) includes letter - gap fee $20

New Patient - (40 min)includes letter- gap fee $30 is  bulk

 

You must have a current EPC care plan referral from your GP.

​​You must bring your Medicare card.

Please bring a copy of your current care plan or medical history and medication list.

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Subsequent Podiatry Care is a 30-minutes appointment with bulk billing on care plan plus a $10 gap fee.

Longer appointments will be charged additional fees.

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Biomechanical assessments and Casting  for Orthotics. 

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(60minutes)  $150

A biomechanical assessment is performed to help with the prescription of your custom made foot orthotic.

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Custom Made Foot Orthotics

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We dispense a wide variety of foot orthotics including off the shelf and custom-made devices.

A custom-made device is made from taking a non-weight beabearing rep of cast of your foot or 3D scan.

A biomechanical assessment is performed to help with your prescription.

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​Research suggest Foot Orthotics can help:-

• Improve foot stability and balance.

• Reducing excessive movements- such as foot pronation.

• Reducing impact loads to tissue.

• Help tendon with their mechanical advantage.​

• Treat Plantar fasciitis.

• Treat Posterior Tibial Tendon tendonitis/ dysfunction.

• Reduce ball of foot pressure in high arch foot types and people with Rheumatoid Arthritis.

• Reduce Bunion pain.

• Improve foot and leg stability in flexible and hypermobile flat foot conditions.

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In clinical practice, we have found patient matched foot orthotics can be highly effective at reducing pain in many people. Particularly when paired with knowledge of the tissue under stress and assessing structure and function.

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