Podiatrist near Ashfield

Burwood Podiatry is one or two train stops from Ashfield, a short walk from Burwood Station at 16 Railway Parade. Bus 418 also runs from Ashfield along Liverpool Road and Burwood Road to Burwood Station. No referral is needed, and our team speaks Cantonese, Mandarin, Vietnamese and Arabic as well as English.

Getting here from Ashfield

• By train: T2 all-stops trains reach Burwood two stops from Ashfield (via Croydon); some weekday express trains run straight through without stopping at Croydon. The clinic is a short walk from Burwood Station.
• By bus: route 418 runs from Ashfield Station along Liverpool Road and Burwood Road to Burwood Station. Route 464 also links Ashfield and Burwood, but takes a longer way via Croydon Park.
• By car: Burwood is two suburbs west of Ashfield, via Liverpool Road and Burwood Road. Paid street parking on Railway Parade (check the signs), limited accessible parking out front, or the car parks at Burwood Plaza and Westfield Burwood.
• Finding the door: From Railway Parade, walk down the passage beside number 16 to the rear building, then take the lift to Level 1: see the 6 photo steps

Planning your visit from Ashfield

Bus 418 picks up at Ashfield Station and runs straight to Burwood Station, so there's no change to make, and it's a short walk from there.

Appointments run until 5pm on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, and on Saturday mornings, so you can fit a visit around work.

Help in your language

In the 2021 Census, the languages other than English most used at home in Ashfield were Mandarin (12.5% of residents), Nepali, Cantonese, Italian and Spanish. Mandarin is the most common language other than English in Ashfield homes, and Cantonese is also widely spoken. Our front desk team speaks both, and Cantonese, Mandarin and Vietnamese consultations are available on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Tell us your language when you book and we'll match you with the right podiatrist and day.

Nepali, Italian and Spanish are also spoken in many Ashfield homes. We don't have a podiatrist who speaks these languages, so you're welcome to bring someone to help.

How we can help

No referral is needed for a private appointment; a 30-minute first visit starts from $112. See the foot problems we treat, or try the foot pain self-check if you're not sure what it is.

Not sure whether to see us, your GP or go to emergency? Check who to see. Emergency, or a foot that suddenly turns cold, pale or blue? Call 000.