Fees vary depending on the service provided. For new patients, when you make your booking, we can give you an accurate estimate of the fees for your initial consultation.
Reduced fees are offered to all pensioners and healthcare card holders.
Payment is required at the time of service
For all extended services, particularly foot orthoses, and surgery, a written estimate will be provided, including the item number, so that you can check with your health funds for out-of-pocket expenses. We cannot give you accurate estimates for out-of-pocket expenses as private health rebates vary greatly; however, we will assist you in getting the correct information.
Time payments may also be offered by negotiation for extended services with significant out-of-pocket expenses such as surgery.
Can I claim for podiatry services, and do I need a referral?
Private Health Insurance
Private health funds provide rebates for various podiatry services under the extras or ancillary tables. Some tables do not include podiatry, so you are advised to check with your health fund to see if you are covered
We provide “on-the-spot claims” processing and accept most forms of payment, including EFTPOS, Visa, and Mastercard
Rebates vary greatly depending on the tables you are on and the type of services provided
Referrals are not required for private health insurance rebates
Medicare
Medicare rebates are available to patients under the Enhanced Primary Care Program for only a limited number of consultations.
Medicare does not cover podiatric surgery and foot orthoses
A referral is required from your general practitioner
Veterans Affairs
A comprehensive range of podiatry services are fully covered for Department of Veterans Affairs cardholders
A referral is required from your general practitioner.