About

A podiatrist is trained to diagnose foot and lower limb conditions and create treatment plans that heal or manage those conditions. Podiatrists must undertake specific training in order to treat patients.

This training gives podiatrists a thorough knowledge of gait analysis, lower body anatomy, biomechanics and orthoses manufacturing and invention

If you have any documents that would be relevant to what you will be discussing with the podiatrist, please remember to bring them. This could include X-rays, other scans or any referral letters from your general practitioner.

Your podiatrist should be able to easily examine your legs and feet so be sure to dress accordingly. It’s best to remove nail polish if your nails need to be examined. It’s also a good idea to bring your shoes along so your podiatrist can advise you on new footwear that is more suited to your needs.

Upon arrival at your first visit you will need to fill out forms that are provided by the staff. These forms give the podiatrists necessary information that will be helpful in diagnosing and treating your condition.

Once you meet your podiatrist the two of you will discuss the reason for your visit. The podiatrist may ask more questions in order to reach an accurate diagnosis. Once diagnosed your podiatrist will explain the treatment options.

We are open for business on:

• Monday, Thursday and Friday from 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
• Tuesday and Wednesday from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
• Home visits are available on Tuesday and Wednesday

You can reach us by any of the following methods:

Main Phone: 02 4339 5501

Mobile Phone: 0419 144 840

Email: peninsulapodiatry@gmail.com

We can help you with:

• Foot Pain
• Foot & Skin Treatment
• Orthotics
• Wart treatment
• Nail Surgery
• Bunions
• Biomechanical Assessment
• Diabetes

We offer the following products:

• Orthotics
• Balms
• Shoes

We work with Medicare and DVA insurance.

We serve the suburb of Woy Woy in the Central Coast region of New South Wales, Australia.