NDIS Podiatry in Campbelltown

Healthy feet matter for mobility and independence. Our Campbelltown podiatry team works with NDIS participants who want safe, consistent foot care.

We collaborate with physiotherapy and dietetics through structured internal case conferences when needed.

Who We Support Podiatry in Campbelltown

We support children, adults, and older participants across Campbelltown. Foot health is part of whole-body wellbeing.

High Risk Foot Care

Diabetes Related Foot Concerns

Mobility Limitations

Balance and Stability Issues

Neurological Conditions

Foot Pain and Structural Changes

Skin and Nail Conditions

Participants Using AFOs or Orthotics

Podiatry Services Available at Campbelltown

General Foot Care

Routine nail and skin care to support comfort and prevent complications. Ideal for participants who need regular monitoring.

Diabetic Foot Monitoring

Ongoing foot checks to reduce risk and support safe mobility. Early attention helps prevent avoidable hospital visits.

Custom Orthotic Assessment

Assessment for insoles or orthotic devices that support alignment. Designed to improve comfort during daily activities.

Ingrown Toenail Management

Care to manage painful nails safely. Focused on reducing infection risk and improving day to day comfort.

How Podiatry Works at Our Campbelltown Clinic

Initial Assessment & Consultation

We assess your foot health, mobility, and daily challenges. We also review your NDIS plan and goals.

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Treatment Planning

We create a clear care plan focused on comfort, prevention, and mobility. If needed, we collaborate with other clinicians in Sylvania.

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Active Treatment

We provide safe foot care, nail management, and pressure management. Treatment is practical and paced to your needs.

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Skill Building & Education

We help you build capacity in foot care routines and footwear choices. This supports long term independence.

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Progress Review

We track changes in comfort, mobility, and participation. Adjustments are made as needed.

Ongoing Preventative Care

Ongoing sessions help maintain foot health and maximise autonomy. Structured pathways prevent funding burnout and keep supports purposeful.

Meet Our Campbelltown Podiatrist Team

Fatima Yousif

Podiatrist

BPodMed

Sahan Attanayake

Podiatrist

BMedSci (Hons), BPodMed

New to the Ndis? Book a free Discovery Session!

Every NDIS plan recipient receives a free upfront discovery session to build a customised treatment plan across our range of services. We know you’ve already put a lot of hard work into completing your NDIS plan. To make things easy and clear for you, we align the treatment plan to your NDIS Capacity Building Budget.

Campbelltown Clinic Location

Campbelltown

Frequently Asked Questions

Is podiatry covered under the NDIS?

Yes, if it relates to your disability and functional needs.
Funding usually comes from Core Supports or Capacity Building. We can liaise with your support coordinator in Campbelltown.

Do I need a referral?

Not usually for NDIS-funded podiatry. However, some participants may have GP involvement for complex conditions.

Can you attend my SIL home in Campbelltown?

Yes, community visits can be arranged. We plan this carefully to ensure safe and consistent service delivery.

Will you provide reports for my NDIS review?

Yes. We provide clear, structured reports when needed. These outline functional impact and future recommendations.

What is your cancellation policy?

We require 48 hours notice. This supports fair access and protects participant funding.

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