NDIS & disability

NDIS and disability podiatry

We work with NDIS participants of all ages, and their families, carers and support teams, to keep feet comfortable and help people move, walk and take part in the things that matter to them.

Who we can see

We see self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants. We are not able to see NDIA-managed (agency-managed) participants. If you’re not sure how your plan is managed, check with your support coordinator or plan manager.

How we can help

Conditions we often see

Your appointment

  1. 1

    Getting to know you

    We talk about your goals, your NDIS plan goals and how your feet are affecting your day to day, with your family, carer or support worker welcome to join.

  2. 2

    Assessment

    We look at your skin, nails, feet, footwear and how you move, taking the time you need.

  3. 3

    Your plan and reports

    We explain what we found, agree on a plan and provide the reports, quotes or letters your plan manager or support coordinator needs.

Unhurried, person-centred care

If you have specific access or sensory needs, please call us before your appointment and we’ll talk through how we can make your visit comfortable.

What to bring

Sometimes advice is all you need

Not everyone needs treatment. Sometimes the most helpful thing is a clear explanation of what’s going on, practical advice and a plan you can manage yourself. We’ll always talk you through every option, including no treatment, so you can decide what’s right for you.

The studio gym at The Foot Studio

Frequently asked questions

Do you see NDIA-managed participants?

No. We see self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants only.

Can my support worker or carer come to the appointment?

Yes. Family members, carers and support workers are welcome.

Can you provide reports and quotes for my NDIS plan?

Yes. We can provide the assessment reports, quotes and letters your plan manager or support coordinator needs, including for orthoses and ankle foot orthoses.

Is podiatry covered by my NDIS plan?

It depends on your plan and goals. Podiatry and items such as orthoses or braces may be funded, so check with your plan manager or support coordinator.

Do I need a referral?

No. You can book directly with a podiatrist.

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