FAQs

We operate clinics in Salisbury (32B Mary St), Balaklava (16 Wallace St) and Goolwa (31A Cadell St). Please ring ahead to confirm podiatrist attendance at Balaklava and Goolwa.

Yes—sports podiatry for foot, ankle, knee and leg injuries, including gait analysis and treatment plans using orthotics, exercises and footwear advice. Enquire to see what suits your injury.

Yes—customised orthotics are prescribed after assessment, using exact impressions to match your biomechanics and footwear, helping improve comfort and function. Request an appointment to get started.

Yes—we treat children and teens for common issues like Sever’s disease, flat feet, gait concerns and ingrown toenails. Book online for a family-friendly appointment.

Yes—comprehensive diabetic foot care includes risk assessment, wound management and education to help prevent complications. Ask our team how often you should be reviewed.

Yes—MLS Laser Therapy is offered for inflammation and swelling as a non-invasive option. Ask whether laser is suitable for your condition during your assessment.

Use Request an Appointment on the website, click Enquire Now, or call (08) 8250 3732. We’ll confirm a time at Salisbury, Balaklava or Goolwa.

Salisbury: Mon 9–4, Tue/Thu/Fri 8:30–5, Wed 8:30–1, Sat 8:30–12. Balaklava Wed by appointment; Goolwa Mon by appointment. Times may change—please confirm when booking.

Yes—we connect with all private health funds and offer HICAPS for on-the-spot claims. Ask our team about item codes before your visit.

Yes—we accept and process Medicare Referrals and DVA Referrals and can assist with the paperwork at reception. Bring your referral and any reports.

Yes—assessment and treatment are available for ingrowing toenails, including conservative care and advice to reduce recurrence. Book early if there’s pain or infection.

Yes—heel and arch pain, including plantar fasciitis, are core areas of care. We assess causes and tailor a plan to restore function. Enquire to begin.

Please bring relevant referrals, imaging, medication list and frequently worn shoes. If considering orthotics, bring work and sports footwear for assessment.

Yes—we regularly treat seniors and people with complex or high-risk feet, with a focus on prevention, comfort and safe mobility. Contact us to discuss your needs.