Consultation is by appointment only.

Yes, we have a ramp at the front of our clinic allowing for ease of access.

You do not need a referral for routine podiatry care. However if you are attending under a government funded program Veterans Affairs or Medicare Benefits Scheme (formerly known as Enhanced Primary Care Program) a referral must be provided by your GP.

Under normal circumstances podiatry is not covered by Medicare however, patients attending under the MBS are able to claim a Medicare rebate for a set number of consultations per year.

Yes, providing you have podiatry cover under your Extra’s cover. We have Hicaps facilities allowing us process the claim on your behalf. Rebates will vary so if you’re unsure, check with your health fund directly.

The Podiatrist will do an assessment and then provide the necessary treatment at the appointment.

We do not bulk bill. Payment is required at the time of treatment. Patients attending under the MBS program can have their claims electronically lodged with Medicare with rebates paid automatically into your nominated bank account.

Your Veteran’s Affairs (DVA) or MBS referral referrals are valid for 12 months from the date of issue.

Yes, if necessary your Podiatrist can refer you for relevant X-Rays and scans.

Orthotics have the potential to assist with a variety of different conditions, however, the need for orthotics can only be accurately determined after a thorough biomechanical assessment with our podiatrist.

Off the Shelf Orthotics are made to fit an ‘average’ foot shape, and as such their correction is limited. They are also made from compressible foams and as such, distort very quickly.

Custom orthotics have the advantage of being prescribed exactly for the patients condition, and are usually made from more durable materials, hence keeping their corrective properties for up to several years.