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*PLEASE NOTE - Foundation Podiatry is a Biomechanical / Musculoskeletal Pain & Injury focused clinic. We DO NOT provide General Podiatry treatment (nail, corn, ingrown toenail, plantar warts, Diabetic foot care).
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Phone: 07 4775 1760
If you cannot find an appointment time that works for you - please call our clinic as we can often juggle things to make it work...
NO REFERRAL necessary to see a Podiatrist! We can also refer for bulk-billing X-rays and Ultrasound imaging!
Shop 3 / 9-13 Kokoda Street
Idalia QLD 4811
Postal address:
PO Box 1225
Hyde Park QLD 4812
Fax: 07 4775 1710
Email: [email protected]
foundationpodiatry.com.au
Payment
- Firstly, you do not need a referral to see a Podiatrist!
- Payment is due at time of appointment
- On-the-spot private health fund claims through TYRO
- Cash, cheque, Eftpos, Mastercard and VISA accepted
- Department of Veteran Affairs Gold and White Card, WorkCover and CRS are accepted but require a referral from your doctor
- Medicare rebates are available for people with ‘chronic’ conditions who are managed by their doctor under an ‘Enhanced Primary Care’ (EPC) plan. A specific referral from your doctor is required.
- We welcome your call for any inquiries regarding our fees.
Parking
You can find us between the big chimney stack and the Precinct. There is a carpark with plenty of spaces available.
How Can Our Podiatrists Help You?
Our Foot Doctors, Hayley and Chris, work solely within the Biomechanical / Musculoskeletal space – meaning we diagnose and effectively treat foot, ankle and lower limb pain, address gait and posture concerns and performance enhancement. At Foundation Podiatry we DO NOT provide General Podiatry treatment (nail, corn, ingrown toenail, plantar wart, diabetic foot care).
- Heel pain (Plantar Fasciitis)
- Arch, midfoot, ankle pain
- Chronic pain & arthritis
- Achilles tendon pain
- Shin pain, calf pain
- Sports & running injuries
- Forefoot pain & bunions
- Knee, hip & low back pain
- Children's foot pain & gait concerns
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After 6 weeks of being foot loose and fancy free, many children often struggle going back to school. Heavy backpacks, new over-sized uniforms and enclosed shoes for the first time in 6 weeks! Esp...
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