Looking for a Podiatrist in Gladesville?
At Gladesville Healthcare, our experienced podiatrists provide expert, evidence-based care to help relieve foot pain, improve mobility, and support your overall foot health.
Whether you’re dealing with heel pain, sports injuries, or diabetic foot concerns, we create personalised treatment plans to keep you moving comfortably and confidently.
What is Podiatry and How Can We Help You?
Podiatry focuses on diagnosing and treating conditions affecting the feet, ankles, and lower limbs, helping to improve mobility and overall foot health.
Using evidence-based treatments such as custom orthotics, nail and skin care, and biomechanical assessments, podiatrists help relieve pain, prevent injuries, and enhance foot function.
At Gladesville Healthcare, our podiatry team works with people of all ages to manage foot-related issues, support active lifestyles, and improve overall well-being.
Common Conditions We Treat
Our experienced podiatrists can assist with:
- Heel & Arch Pain – Treatment for plantar fasciitis, flat feet, and foot discomfort
- Sports Injuries – Rehabilitation and support for foot and ankle injuries
- Ingrown & Fungal Toenails – Expert care for nail conditions and infections
- Diabetic Foot Care – Preventative care and management for diabetes-related foot issues
- Custom Orthotics – Personalised solutions to improve foot function and alignment
- Corns, Calluses & Bunions – Relief from common foot conditions to keep you comfortable
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Frequently Asked Questions
When Should I See a Podiatrist?
You should see a podiatrist if you experience persistent foot pain, discomfort when walking, ingrown toenails, sports injuries, or any changes in foot structure.
Regular check-ups are also recommended for people with diabetes or circulation issues.
Do I Need a Referral to See a Podiatrist?
No, you don’t need a referral to see a podiatrist. However, if you’re eligible for Medicare, DVA, NDIS, or private health rebates, a referral from your doctor may be required for certain benefits.
Can Podiatrists Help with Heel Pain?
Yes! Heel pain is a common condition treated by podiatrists. They can assess the cause, provide treatment such as orthotics, exercises, or footwear advice, and develop a long-term plan to relieve pain and prevent it from returning.
What Are Custom Orthotics and Do I Need Them?
Custom orthotics are specially designed shoe inserts that support foot alignment, reduce pain, and improve movement. Podiatrists assess whether orthotics are needed based on your foot structure, gait, and any existing conditions.
Can a Podiatrist Help with Sports Injuries?
Absolutely! Podiatrists treat sports-related foot and ankle injuries, providing rehabilitation exercises, strapping, footwear recommendations, and injury prevention strategies to keep you performing at your best.
How Can Podiatry Help with Diabetes?
Diabetes can affect circulation and nerve function in the feet, increasing the risk of ulcers and infections. Regular podiatry check-ups help monitor foot health, prevent complications, and provide tailored care for diabetic foot care.
Does Private Health Insurance Cover Podiatry?
Many private health funds offer rebates for podiatry under extras cover. It’s best to check with your provider to confirm your level of coverage.
How Do I Book an Appointment?
You can book an appointment by contacting Gladesville Healthcare or booking online. Our team is happy to assist with any questions and help you take the next step toward better foot health!
