SERVICES
WE TREAT THE CAUSE
Sports Podiatry has an inert focus on biomechanical assessment, definitive diagnosis, and prompt, proper treatment plans. On your initial visit, you should expect a full assessment, diagnosis, and understanding of the full treatment plan.
- Heel pain
- Ankle Sprains
- Foot and ankle fractures
- Fore foot (ball of foot) pain
- Shin splints (Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome)
- Tibialis Posterior & Anterior Tendonitis
- Footwear advice (recommending appropriate athletic shoes to accommodate foot posture)
- Ankle pain
- Arch pain
- Knee pain
- Lower back pain
- Soft tissue strains
- Sesamoiditis
- Footwear recommendation based on gait analysis
- Custom orthoses
- Prescribed exercise plans
- Medical imaging (Xray, Ultrasound and MRI)
- Dry Needling
- Prolotherapy (injection therapy)
Our Podiatrists are highly qualified in the prescription of custom foot orthoses. At your initial appointment a full biomechanical assessment will be conducted to determine whether you may benefit from foot orthoses. These devices are used to correct functional discrepancies within the lower limb and foot posture that may be contributing to your lower back, hip, knee ankle or foot pain.
Three dimensional foot scanning technology, Prescription of custom foot orthosis, Orthotic therapy for all ages
Children and toddlers may suffer a range of foot conditions, which can carry on into adulthood. We perform thorough and specific lower limb assessments. We observe your child’s walking patterns, test range of motions and provide treatment for a range of Paediatric specific foot/lower limb pathologies.
- Flat feet
- Heel pain
- Knee pain
- In toeing
- Ingrown Toenails
- Warts
- Growth plate conditions
- Knocked knees
- Gait analysis
- Testing joint range of motion
- Juvenile Bunions
- Sprained ankles
- Hypotonia
- Clumsiness
- Tarsal Coalition
- Curly toes
It is important to maintain excellent foot health in the presence of Diabetes. Having Diabetes increases the risk of foot ulceration, infection, and ultimately amputation. It is extremely important for everyone with Diabetes to have an annual foot neurovascular assessment conducted by a Podiatrist. This will determine if any changes have occurred in the feet secondary to Diabetes.
- Annual Diabetes Foot assessments
- Written reports to GPs and Endocrinologists
- Doppler ultrasound to assess blood flow
- Neurological/sensation assessment
- Ongoing Diabetes Foot Care
- Education provided
- Footwear education and provision
- Wound management
We take pride in providing excellent care to your entire family. From the treatment of painful corns to callouses and warts. We also have a large amount of experience in performing ingrown toenail surgery. Our Podiatrists provide annual Diabetes foot assessments and ongoing Diabetes foot management.
