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When it comes to our overall well-being, we often overlook the health of our feet. However, they do play a crucial role in our daily activities, providing support, balance, and mobility. To ensure proper foot health, it is essential to seek the expertise of a skilled podiatrist, also known as a &#82...

Feet have been evolving for as long as we have walked on this earth. Our toes adapt to help us balance and we stand taller and straighter than our predecessors may have. Fun fact 1: All toddlers when starting to walk have flat feet! As we grow up from infanthood our body develops the bone, […...

Diabetes is a chronic disease that affects millions of people worldwide. One of the most common complications of diabetes is diabetic foot ulcers, which can lead to serious infections and even amputations if left untreated. That’s why regular diabetic foot checks during podiatrist visits are an im...

Customised orthotics are basically specialised and customised inserts for your shoes that are designed to address the unique foot problems and biomechanics of an individual. These devices can be a valuable tool for anyone who experiences foot pain, discomfort, or other related conditions. In this ar...

We are able to provide services to ALL NDIS funded participants; including self managed, plan managed and agency managed.   We have completed the rigorous process to ensure we are meeting and exceeding all the required standards with independent assessors. This was then passes onto the NDIS Com...

Being born with high arches, or a Cavus foot type, just means that the structure of your foot holds your arch in a ‘higher’ position than that of a ‘flat’ or pronated foot type. Having cavus feet shouldn’t make you worry and you won’t automatically have pain and problems with mobility if...