Leaders in Orthotics and Podiatry
Your Podiatrist In Darwin
Swan Podiatry and Orthotics is a deliberately small, private podiatry clinic
established to provide specialist foot, ankle and lower limb care. We provide
tailored, personalised services aimed at treating the patient, from elite athletes to
people just wanting to start exercising. The foot is an amazingly complex structure allowing us to perform many every-day functions that we tend to take for granted- until something goes wrong. It is therefore crucial for us to seek expert advice to help in keeping us happy, healthy and pain free. It is therefore crucial for us to seek expert advice to
help in keeping us happy, healthy and pain free. Swan Podiatry is conveniently
located within Movement for Life Physiotherapy in Coconut Grove, Darwin. Our main
clinic is ideal for those living in Darwin and suburbs, with satellite clinics established
to help service Coolalinga, Katherine and other rural areas.
Our podiatry services apply best practices and new technologies that allow us to provide top of the line care. During your initial appointment we discuss your issue in depth, making sure you are listened to, and that your treatment goals align with what we can provide. We will do assessments of the feet and legs while standing, moving and sitting so we can find out the underlying cause of the issue and can create a management plan to suit. We may require referring for further imaging to determine the exact cause of symptoms, such as an x-ray or ultrasound. HICAPS terminals in all clinics allow on-the-spot claiming with private health insurance, which means you only need to pay the remaining gap. We accept referrals from Medicare and DVA if you have a valid referral from your GP.
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Kids feet are unfortunately not immune to pain, with problems arising because children are often highly active, growing rapidly and can have poor alignment or biomechanics.
Kids feet are unfortunately not immune to pain, with problems
arising because children are often highly active, growing rapidly
and can have poor alignment or biomechanics.
Diabetes can affect your blood flow and feeling to your feet. A check up, at least every year, is recommended.
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