We provide podiatry care for NDIS participants with foot, ankle, lower-limb, mobility and support needs. Our services may assist with comfort, walking, stability, pressure care, general foot health, orthotics, AFO bracing and functional mobility goals.
We support self-managed, plan-managed and NDIA-managed NDIS participants where podiatry, orthotics, AFOs or bracing are related to their disability needs and goals.
NDIS participants may experience foot, ankle or lower-limb concerns that affect comfort, walking, balance, footwear, pressure areas or daily function. A podiatry assessment can help identify these issues and provide practical treatment, assistive supports and ongoing care.
Our approach focuses on understanding your NDIS goals, disability-related needs, mobility and daily function. We assess foot health, gait, footwear, strength, stability and support requirements, then provide treatment and recommendations that are practical and goal-focused.
We assess your foot health, symptoms, mobility, footwear, medical history, support needs and daily functional goals.
We assess walking pattern, balance, lower-limb alignment, muscle strength, joint movement, foot posture and any need for orthotics, AFOs or bracing.
Where appropriate, we provide general podiatry treatment, footwear advice, pressure relief, orthotic prescription, AFO design, bracing recommendations, strengthening guidance or referral.
Orthotics and AFO bracing may support walking, stability, pressure relief and lower-limb function where clinically appropriate. These devices are prescribed based on assessment findings, mobility needs, footwear, lower-limb control and individual goals.
We assess, design and prescribe orthotics, ankle-foot orthoses and lower-limb bracing options to support function, comfort and safety.
Foot and lower-limb problems can affect balance, confidence and walking safety. We assess gait, footwear, strength, foot posture, lower-limb alignment and bracing needs to help identify factors that may be increasing falls risk or limiting mobility.
Where clinically appropriate, we can provide supporting documentation for NDIS-related podiatry, orthotics, AFOs or bracing. This may assist participants, families, support coordinators and plan managers with understanding the purpose and functional benefit of recommended supports.
We assess, design and prescribe orthotics, ankle-foot orthoses and lower-limb bracing options to support function, comfort and safety.
Orthotics are prescribed as part of a broader treatment plan to optimise alignment and manage load across the lower limb.
• Improve foot and lower limb alignment
Each care plan is tailored to your condition, lifestyle, and long-term foot health goals.
Our skilled team delivers reliable care with a strong focus on patient comfort and results.
We focus on relieving pain while addressing the root cause for lasting comfort.
Regular podiatry care can help manage nails, skin, corns, callus and pressure areas before they become more painful or difficult to manage.
Footwear advice, mobility support, orthotics, AFOs or bracing may help improve stability, walking comfort and confidence.
Yes. We support self-managed, plan-managed and NDIA-managed NDIS participants where podiatry, orthotics, AFOs or bracing are related to their disability needs and goals.
NDIS may fund podiatry when it is reasonable and necessary, related to the participant’s disability needs and aligned with their goals. Funding depends on the participant’s plan and circumstances.
Our team can help with general foot care, diabetic foot checks, sports injuries, paediatric concerns, orthotics and lower-limb assessments.
Take the first step toward better foot health, improved comfort and confident movement.
