Podiatrists deal with the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of medical and surgical conditions of the feet and lower limbs. Conditions treated include those resulting from bone and joint disorders, soft-tissue and muscular pathologies as well as neurological and circulatory disease. Podiatrists are also able to diagnose and treat any complications which affect the lower limb and play an important role in maintaining mobility.
Department of Podiatry
Level 2, 246 Clayton Road
CLAYTON VIC 3168
Open Monday to Friday
(03) 9594 6556
Outpatient services are provided to people with complex medical problems requiring specialist care. A professional referral is required.
Priorities exist in the hospital setting to ensure those with a medical need for podiatry have access to services. Highest priority is given to wound management, pressure ulcer prevention/management and acute infections.
Level 1, Dandenong Hospital
135 David Street
Dandenong VIC 3175
Open Monday to Friday
(03) 9554 1516
Outpatient services are provided to people with complex medical problems requiring specialist care. A professional referral is required.
Priorities exist in the hospital setting to ensure those with a medical need for podiatry have access to services. Highest priority is given to wound management, pressure ulcer prevention/management and acute infections.
62 – 70 Kangan Drive
BERWICK VIC 3806
Open Tuesday and Friday
(03) 8768 1953
There are no podiatry outpatient services at Casey Hospital.
Priorities exist in the hospital setting to ensure those with a medical need for podiatry have access to services. Highest priority is given to wound management, pressure ulcer prevention/management and acute infections.
Includes Rehabilitation and Aged Services Program at both Kingston Centre and Dandenong Hospital
Department of Podiatry
Medical Ancillary
Warrigal Road
Heatherton VIC 3202
Open Monday to Friday
(03) 9265 1596
There are no podiatry outpatient services at Kingston Centre.
Priorities exist in the hospital setting to ensure those with a medical need for podiatry have access to services. Highest priority is given to wound management, pressure ulcer prevention/management, acute infections, footwear assessment and education.
