Common questions about podiatry in Burwood

Tell us what's bothering you, in plain words. We assess your history, feet and how you move, explain what we find, then discuss options and costs so we decide the next step together.

First-step pain after sleep or rest is commonly associated with plantar heel pain (plantar fasciitis), but the pattern alone doesn't confirm a diagnosis. Activity, footwear, calf and ankle function help tell causes apart. Plantar fasciitis treatment

No. Some can be managed without surgery, depending on the nail, skin, infection risk and whether it keeps returning. Surgery may be discussed if pain or recurrence continues. We don't twist, turn or pull the nail. Ingrown toenail treatment · Does it need surgery? · Nail surgery

Not everyone does. Footwear changes, exercises, adjusting an existing device, an off-the-shelf insole or no orthotic may suit. Custom orthotics are considered when their design is likely to add useful support. Are custom orthotics worth it?

No. You can book a private appointment at our Burwood clinic without a GP referral. To claim an eligible Medicare rebate, bring your GP care-plan referral.

A 30-minute first appointment is $112 with Jasem, or $162 with Jonathan ($179 on Saturdays). With an eligible GP care plan, $63.40 is paid back to you by Medicare, into your bank card, up to 5 allied-health visits a year. Orthotics and procedures are quoted separately. If you have several foot concerns, or need more time or equipment, we'll review the additional work and costs with you first, so each problem gets the care it needs.

Burwood Podiatry is not a bulk-billing clinic. With an eligible GP care-plan referral you pay the fee and $63.40 is paid back to you by Medicare, into your bank card, up to 5 allied-health visits a year; it doesn't usually cover the whole fee. Do podiatrists bulk bill?

Yes. Book online with their details as the patient, with their permission or as their parent or guardian. Booking two children? Book back-to-back times, or call (02) 9701 0477, answered 24/7 (by an automated assistant after hours). Children's podiatry

Call (02) 9701 0477, answered 24/7 (by an automated assistant after hours); it can book or change appointments and help with basic enquiries. Or email [email protected] (no health details by email). Please give 24 hours' notice.

Your payment card, medication list, the shoes you wear most (and sports shoes if it's a sports injury), orthotics and any reports or scans. Using a GP care plan? Bring the referral and Medicare card. Shorts, or trousers that roll up above the knee, help. Booking a lower-limb performance check or flat feet check? Bring your sports shoes too.

Jasem speaks Arabic and English. Our front desk speaks English, Cantonese and Mandarin. Jonathan speaks Cantonese, Mandarin, Vietnamese and English. Jasem · Jonathan · 中文页面

At 16 Railway Parade, near Burwood Station. A check may include skin, nails, circulation, sensation and footwear. A new wound, spreading redness or sudden colour change needs same-day medical care first. Diabetic foot check

Podiatrists are often called foot doctors, but we're not medical doctors. We're registered allied-health practitioners for feet, ankles and lower legs, and we refer to your GP when you need medical care.

For most foot, nail, ankle and lower-leg aches and injuries, a podiatrist. Spreading redness, pus, fever, a swollen painful calf, or a new wound with diabetes needs a doctor the same day. Check which appointment to book, including emergency signs.

Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 9am–5pm; Saturday 9:30am–12:30pm (Jonathan only). Closed Monday, Thursday, Sunday and public holidays.

Yes. Both podiatrists see children of all ages, including toddlers. Children's podiatry

Standard appointments are 30 minutes; procedures such as nail surgery may need longer.

Yes: DVA, NDIS (plan- or self-managed) and workers compensation and CTP. Please call before booking.