How we can help you at Junction Podiatry

Mission Statement

Junction Podiatry prides itself as a local family run practice.

A reputation of excellence in the complete care of all foot and ankle problems has been achieved through constant dedication to family and community values, continued education and a genuine passion for patient care. We can afford to take the time to listen, and work together to resolve your foot and ankle problems in a relaxed, cheerful and modern atmosphere. We truly believe in getting to know you as an individual, not just as a patient, making you part of the Junction Podiatry family.

Who is a podiatrist?

A podiatrist is a health professional who deals with the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of medical and surgical conditions of the feet and lower limbs.

To become a podiatrist, a practitioner must complete a Bachelor’s Degree and be registered with the state podiatry registration boards.

Treatment areas

• Nail and skin conditions—ingrown toenails, corns, callouses, warts.
• Biomechanical problems—hip, knee, leg and foot pain.
• Inflammatory conditions—heel spurs, Achilles tendonitis.
• Sports injuries—ankle sprains, blisters, stress fractures.
• Diabetic foot problems.
• Arthritic foot problems.
• Children’s foot problems.
• Treatment of bunions, hammer toes, soft tissue and bony lumps.
• Podiatric Surgery

Referrals

Referrals from your GP are only required for Medicare Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) plans, Department of Veterans’ Affairs, workers compensation and motor vehicle accident claims.

Rebates

Patients with ancillary cover will find our podiatry services attract rebates from private health funds. For selected health funds, we also offer instant health fund rebates using the Health Industry Claims and Payment Service (HICAPS).

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