Category Archives: FAQ
What happens at my 1st podiatry appointment?
Your podiatrist will look at your presenting complaint which may include assessment of the following: The way you walk & stand Your vascular, neurological & dermatological status Your joint range of motion, muscle strength & function in your feet and … Continue reading
What happens at my Child’s 1st podiatry appointment?
The podiatrist will look at the presenting complaint which may include assessment of the following: The way your child walks and stands Your child’s current activity levels and requirements You child’s neurological and dermatological status Their joint range of motion, … Continue reading
What happens at my 1st sports or biomechanical podiatry appointment?
Your podiatrist will look at your presenting complaint which may include assessment of the following: The way you walk, run and move Your joint range of motion, muscle strength and function in your feet and lower limbs Your vascular, neurological … Continue reading
Opening Hours
We run an appointment system. Appointments for Physiotherapy are available between approximately 7am & 7pm Mon – Fri and 8am to 12 on Saturday morning. Appointments for Podiatry are available between approximately 2pm & 7pm on Monday and Thursday, 7am … Continue reading
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Become a follower of @paddophysiopod on Twitter and we’ll tweet you to remind you to do your exercises and watch your posture, & suggest links to great articles.
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What bus should I take to Paddington Physio & Podiatry?
‘The GAP Buz’ – 385 leaves from the Cultural Centre about every 15-20mins and goes via King George Square Station and past the back of Roma St Station to the stop just after Suncorp Stadium. From the city, you … Continue reading
Can I get a Medical Certificate for work, uni or school?
Physiotherapists and podiatrists as registered health professionals can provide you with a medical certificate for relevant conditions e.g. low back pain for work, university or school. A medical certificate may also be needed for temporary uniform changes such as footwear.
How do I pay?
As a private patient you can claim on the spot (HICAPS) with your health fund card & use Visa, MasterCard, AMEX & EFTPOS or cash. Payment is expected at the time of treatment. DVA / Veteran’s affairs patients are bulk … Continue reading
When do I need to come back for another appointment?
There is no recipe for all conditions so the timeframe for your subsequent appointment will depend on a number of factors including your expectations & needs regarding return to sport or work, the amount of pain you are in, your … Continue reading