Podiatry Group Melbourne in Niddrie, Victoria, Australia | Medical and health

Podiatry Group Melbourne

Locality: Niddrie, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9391 8201

Address: 449 Keilor Rd 3042 Niddrie, VIC, Australia

Website: http://podiatrygroupmelbourne.com.au/

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17.02.2022 Although the Victorian lockdown has been extended to Tuesday 27th July, our clinics are authorised to remain open to provide essential clinical care. As always, we ask anyone attending to wear a face mask, sanitise hands and adhere to social distancing (1.5m) where possible. If you need an appointment, but are unsure if you are eligible during the lockdown please call us on 9391 8201 and our helpful admin staff or Podiatrists will be able to talk you through it. Stay safe.

03.02.2022 In light of the current Victorian 5 day lockdown measures, our clinics are authorised to remain open to provide essential clinical care. We ask anyone attending to wear a face mask, sanitise hands and adhere to social distancing (1.5m) where possible. If you need an appointment, but are unsure if you are eligible during the lockdown please call us on 9391 8201 and our helpful admin staff or Podiatrists will be able to talk you through it. Stay safe.

20.01.2022 As summer arrives, so does a transition into bare feet or thongs. This can often lead to aching feet and heel pain. Podiatry Group Melbourne stocks a wide range of arch support thongs! Keeping you cool, supported and comfortable. Pop into the clinic and grab a pair today. For persistent heel pain make an appointment with one of our experienced Podiatrists. #archies #axignflipflops

15.01.2022 Does my child need orthotics? Ask these 2 simple questions to help find out if you need to see a podiatrist for your child's feet. https://podiatrygroupmelbourne.com.au//does-my-child-need-

12.01.2022 Great news! As of tomorrow, Friday 11th June, restrictions will be eased and appointments can again be made for all foot and ankle issues across all our clinics. We ask anyone attending to wear a face mask, sanitise hands and adhere to social distancing (1.5m).

10.01.2022 Foot pain or injury during walking and exercise With "iso" in full effect, more Melbournians are walking and jogging for their exercise. What to do if you're experiencing foot pain during exercise:... 1) Ensure your shoes offer adequate fit and support (a firm heel counter and laces are a must) 2) Reduce distance and pace 3) Stick to even surfaces like walking tracks or ovals If your pain persists or worsens: 1) Rest the injury and refrain from exercise until pain has subsided 2) Ice the painful region for 5-10 minutes (twice a day) 3) Refrain from barefoot walking indoors and opt for supportive sandals or your trainers and orthotics (if you have them). If your pain doesn't improve it may be a good idea to contact one of our clinics. In light of current Stage 4 restrictions our helpful admin staff and Podiatrists can screen your concern over the phone and advise you of the best course of action. We are still able to see patients before the 28th September 2020 if they are deemed urgent.

10.01.2022 Great news! As of tomorrow Monday 19 Oct 2020 restrictions have been eased and appointments can now be made for all foot and ankle issues. We ask anyone attending to wear a face mask and adhere to social distancing (1.5m).

09.01.2022 In light of the current Victorian "7 day circuit breaker" lockdown measures our clinics are authorised to remain open to provide essential clinical care. We ask anyone attending to wear a face mask, sanitise hands and adhere to social distancing (1.5m) where possible. If you need an appointment, but are unsure if you are eligible during the lockdown please call us on 9391 8201 and our helpful admin staff or Podiatrists will be able to talk you through it. Stay safe.

08.01.2022 Are you experiencing foot pain during isolation? If so, it may be due to walking on hard surfaces without footwear. Our Podiatrists are treating an increased number of heel pain (plantar fasciitis) and forefoot pain (metatarsalgia) cases, as people are forced to spend more time at home. We suggest wearing supportive shoes indoors, or better yet your orthotics (if you have them) with a good pair of trainers. Learn more: https://podiatrygroupmelbourne.com.au//foot-pain-during-is

08.01.2022 All our clinics remain open. In light of COVID-19, we continue to screen all visitors to the clinic - this includes phone screening before attendance & temperature checks on arrival. We ask all patients to wear a face mask on arrival and follow social distancing (1.5m) in reception. Please stay safe.

02.01.2022 Can I see a podiatrist during stage 4 restrictions in Melbourne? The answer is yes with certain restrictions on the type of patients we can see. Until the 16th September 2020 we are only able to see patients deemed as urgent, where a lack of treatment would result in a significant deterioration in their condition or a significant change to their functional independence. If you need an appointment, but are unsure if you are eligible during the lockdown please call us on 9391 8201 and our helpful admin staff or Podiatrists will be able to talk you through it.