Fees & Funding
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Initial Nail/Callus/Dermatological issue (private) - $90
GP Chronic Condition Management plan (Care plan) concession - $70 with $63.40 rebate.
Have a GP Care Plan? Patient’s with an eligible GP Chronic Condition Management (Care Plan) referral receive a Medicare rebate of $63.40. Although we don’t bulk bill, we’ve kept your out-of -pocket cost to just $6.60, and we can process your Medicare rebate on the day.
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Initial foot pain, musculoskeletal & biomechanical assessment $90
Comprehensive assessment of foot and lower limb conditions, including sports injuries, gait concerns and orthotic assessment where appropriate
Have a GP Care Plan? Patient’s with an eligible GP Chronic Condition Management (Care Plan) referral receive a Medicare rebate of $63.40.
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Diabetes foot assessment (private) - $90
GP Chronic Condition Management plan (Care plan) concession - $70 with $63.40 rebate.
Diabetes foot assessment including circulation, nerve testing, risk screening and foot health review.
Have a GP Care Plan? Patient’s with an eligible GP Chronic Condition Management (Care Plan) referral receive a Medicare rebate of $63.40. Although we don’t bulk bill, we’ve kept your out-of -pocket cost to just $6.60, and we can process your Medicare rebate on the day.
Please note: This appointment is dedicated to a comprehensive foot assessment. As sufficient time is required for neurological and vascular testing, routine nail care is not included. If you require nail care, this can be booked as a separate appointment.
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Subsequent Nail/Callus/Dermatological (private) - $80
GP Chronic Condition Management plan (Care plan) concession - $70 with $63.40 rebate.
Have a GP Care Plan? Patient’s with an eligible GP Chronic Condition Management (Care Plan) referral receive a Medicare rebate of $63.40. Although we don’t bulk bill, we’ve kept your out-of -pocket cost to just $6.60, and we can process your Medicare rebate on the day.
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Subsequent foot pain, musculoskeletal or orthotic assessment $80
Comprehensive assessment of foot and lower limb conditions, including sports injuries, gait concerns and orthotic review where appropriate
Have a GP Care Plan? Patient’s with an eligible GP Chronic Condition Management (Care Plan) referral receive a Medicare rebate of $63.40.
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Ingrown toenail surgery $430
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Booked following an initial assessment. Minor nail surgery for recurrent ingrown toenails using a partial or total nail avulsion under local anaesthetic.
Why is an initial assessment required? An initial assessment ensures nail surgery is the most appropriate treatment. We assess the ingrown toenail, circulation and any medical factors that may affect healing, discuss your treatment options, explain the procedure and aftercare, and answer any questions you may have. Temporary relief can be provided at the initial appointment if required.
Have a GP Care Plan? Patient’s with an eligible GP Chronic Condition Management (Care Plan) referral receive a Medicare rebate of $190.20 (surgery and two redress/review appointments)
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We offer a range of prefabricated and custom orthotics tailored to your individual needs. Prefabricated orthotics typically range from $100–$150, depending on the device and condition being treated.
Not everyone requires custom orthotics. Where custom orthotics are recommended, they are $600.
While modern 3D foot scanning is our most commonly used method, it isn't always the best choice for every foot type or orthotic prescription. Depending on your individual requirements, we may recommend either a 3D foot scan ($50) or a traditional plaster cast to obtain the most suitable impression of your feet.
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We aim to make paying for your treatment as simple as possible. We welcome private patients and patients attending under Medicare, DVA, Workcover and eligible NDIS funding arrangements.
Private Health Insurance
If your private health insurance includes podiatry, you can claim your eligible rebate on the spot using our Tyro Health terminal. Patients without private health insurance are also welcome.
Medicare
If you have a Chronic Disease Management (CDM) plan (previously known as an EPC plan), your GP may refer you for Medicare-funded podiatry care.
A referral is required before your appointment. While Medicare provides a rebate towards the consultation fee, it does not cover the full cost of treatment. The rebate can be processed on the day of your appointment.
Medicare plans allow up to five allied health visits per calendar year, which may be shared between different allied health providers.
Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA)
We are pleased to provide podiatry services for eligible Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA) Gold and White Card holders.
White Card holders are covered for podiatry treatment relating to their accepted medical conditions. A current referral from your GP is required and is typically renewed every 12 months.
NDIS
We welcome both self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants.
We are not a registered NDIS provider, which means we are unable to see agency-managed participants. For plan-managed participants, invoices are sent directly to your plan manager. Self-managed participants simply pay on the day and claim through the NDIS in the usual way.
WorkCover
If your injury is covered by a workers compensation insurer, we are happy to provide podiatry treatment following approval from your insurer.
For your initial appointment, please bring your claim number, insurer details, employer information and, where possible, written approval for treatment. If approval has not yet been received, payment on the day may be required until your claim is accepted.