Foot Health Assessments
Assessment of skin, nails, circulation, sensation, pressure areas and relevant foot health concerns.
Professional, personalised foot care for NDIS participants, with convenient clinic appointments and home visits.
At Berwick Podiatry Group, our podiatrists work with participants, families and support coordinators to support foot health, comfort, mobility and everyday independence.
We welcome self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants, providing assessments, treatment recommendations and ongoing podiatry care where clinically appropriate.
Good foot health can make a meaningful difference to everyday life.
We take the time to understand each participant's foot health concerns, mobility requirements and daily routine. Our podiatrists develop practical recommendations and tailored treatment plans based on clinical needs and relevant disability-related goals.
Our podiatrists can assess and manage a range of foot and lower limb concerns, depending on clinical needs and funding eligibility.
Assessment of skin, nails, circulation, sensation, pressure areas and relevant foot health concerns.
Management of corns, calluses, thickened toenails and other conditions when clinically indicated and funding appropriate.
Assessment of walking patterns, lower limb function, balance, stability and mobility-related difficulties.
Assessment and recommendations for orthoses and insoles to support foot function, comfort and pressure management.
Footwear assessment, measurements, clinical recommendations and professional fitting when appropriate.
Comprehensive reporting of assessment findings, functional concerns, treatment goals and recommendations.
Professional podiatry care delivered in the comfort of home.
Travelling to a clinic can be difficult for participants with reduced mobility, transport barriers or complex support needs.
Berwick Podiatry Group offers home visit podiatry across Melbourne, including the eastern and south-eastern suburbs.
Our podiatrists can assess foot health, provide appropriate treatment, review footwear and recommend a plan for ongoing podiatry care.
Availability, travel charges and service arrangements are confirmed prior to booking.
Our administration team can discuss service requirements and provide quotes before an appointment is arranged.
We can communicate with your nominated plan manager and issue itemised invoices for agreed eligible services.
Participants can contact us directly to organise appointments, with fees and payment arrangements discussed beforehand.
We welcome referrals and can assist with service quotations, appointment scheduling and agreed clinical reports.
We understand the importance of clear podiatry documentation for participants and their support teams.
Where clinically appropriate and agreed, our podiatrists can provide reports with assessment findings, treatment recommendations and functional considerations.
With participant consent, relevant information can be shared with nominated support coordinators, plan managers and care professionals.
The right footwear can support comfort, pressure management, stability and mobility.
Our podiatrists can assess foot shape, size, functional needs and suitability for specialised footwear or orthoses.
Where clinically indicated, we can provide supporting recommendations and quotations, subject to the participant's relevant funding arrangements.
Where footwear is approved and ordered, our podiatrists can assess:
Supply is subject to appropriate funding and agreed arrangements.
We aim to make referrals and appointments straightforward for participants, families and support coordinators.
Call, email or submit a referral with the participant's podiatry needs and preferred service location.
We discuss clinical requirements, eligibility considerations, quotations and service arrangements.
Once arrangements are confirmed, we schedule a suitable in-clinic or home visit appointment.
Our podiatry team is committed to practical treatment, clear communication and individualised care.
Care based on individual foot health concerns, functional needs and relevant goals.
Detailed assessments, clinical documentation and practical recommendations where required.
Convenient Berwick appointments and mobile podiatry across Melbourne, subject to availability.
Our Berwick clinic welcomes participants from Berwick, Narre Warren, Beaconsfield, Officer, Pakenham, Cranbourne, Clyde, Clyde North, Hampton Park, Hallam, Endeavour Hills, Dandenong and surrounding suburbs.
We also provide mobile podiatry across many parts of Melbourne. Contact our team to confirm home visit availability in your suburb.
Berwick Podiatry Group
Inside Casey Allied Health
54 Kangan Drive
Berwick VIC 3806
Phone: (03) 9707 4007
Email: admin@berwickpodiatry.com.au
Information about NDIS podiatry services and appointments.
It may, where podiatry meets the applicable NDIS support criteria and relates to the participant's disability needs. General healthcare and routine foot care are not automatically funded.
Yes. We welcome plan-managed participants and can provide itemised invoices for eligible agreed services.
Yes. Self-managed participants can arrange appointments directly with our team. Fees and payment arrangements are discussed before treatment.
Yes. Our mobile podiatry team provides home visit appointments across Melbourne, subject to clinical suitability, location, funding arrangements and availability.
Yes. We welcome referrals from support coordinators and nominated representatives, with the participant's consent.
Yes. When clinically appropriate and agreed in advance, reports may include assessment findings, treatment recommendations, functional needs and suggested review frequency.
Some supports may be funded when they meet the relevant NDIS support criteria. Clinical justification, available funding and appropriate approval may be needed.
Fees depend on the service, consultation duration, travel and reporting requirements. Our team can provide a quote before booking. Applicable NDIS pricing requirements are followed.
A GP referral is not generally needed to arrange podiatry, although relevant clinical or funding documentation may be helpful.
Whether you are an NDIS participant, family member or support coordinator, we can help with clinic appointments, home visits and podiatry referrals.
Inside Casey Allied Health
54 Kangan Drive
Berwick VIC 3806
Phone
(03) 9707 4007