F.A.Q’s

No, you do not need a referral to see a podiatrist. However, if you are having your costs covered by Workcover, the Department of Veteran Affairs (DVA) or through an Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) Plan, you will need to be referred to our clinic by your general practitioner.

Yes. We have a HICAPS terminal on site which allows you to claim your consultation on private health after your appointment. If you forget your private health card, we can email you a copy of your invoice and you can claim directly with your private health fund.

Yes we do. It is important to note that not everyone needs orthotics. Therefore, we will assess your need for orthotic therapy during your consultation. To read more on orthotics, head to https://watsoniapodiatry.com.au/sports-care/orthotics/

Good news, if you have a GP Chronic Condition Management Plan (GPCCMP) from your GP! You may be entitled to a Medicare rebate for up to 5 podiatry visits per calendar year. Not sure if you're eligible? Your GP is the best person to chat to about this. If you do not have an GPCCMP, standard consultation fees apply and no Medicare rebate will be available.

Yes there is both. We have parking directly out the front of the clinic. There are no stairs into the clinic, therefore allowing for disabled access. We also have bathroom facilities on site that allow for disabled access.

Podiatrists are specialists in the assessment, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of lower limb and foot conditions. If you are suffering from pain or discomfort in your feet and lower limbs, come and see us!

Most podiatry treatments are painless. There are instances and conditions where the treatment may cause discomfort, however this will be discussed with you prior to treatment.