NDIS Podiatry Service Provider

Bondi Podiatry is an registered NDIS provider. This means that we are approved to provide podiatry services and devices under the NDIS (national disability insurance scheme). Podiatry can be accessed by participants who have therapy supports and/or assistive technology selected under their NDIS plan. As a registered NDIS provider a podiatrist is a university-qualified healthcare professional who is registered with AHPRA who can diagnose and treat foot and lower limb conditions. These conditions include musculoskeletal injuries, nail problems, skin conditions, sporting injuries, arthritis, paediatric foot problems, the effects of chronic disease on the lower limb. They can assess any problem relating to the lower limb.

Services we offer under NDIS are:

  • General Treatments - Skin and nail care for those who need assistance with self-care and those with nail and skin problems

  • Children and Adult – development and biomechanical/ gait assessment

  • High risk- Neurological and vascular assessment of the feet

  • Orthotic (Both prefabricated and custom) devices, moonboots and splints

  • Medical grade Footwear and associated assessment and recommendations of lower limb medical devices

Accessing Podiatry Services

If you are an NDIS participant you may be eligible for Podiatry services if your concern is directly related to your Primary Diagnosis. Your NDIS plan has to have therapy supports for daily living to access podiatry services. Devices like orthotics can be accessed under assistive technology. These devices will need prior approval by the NDIA and you will need an initial appointment to assess and determine the clinical need and which device is suitable for you.

We will assess your needs and discuss a management plan with you. If you are managed through the NDIA we will set up the administration during this appointment and a service agreement would be created as required. It is best if you send us a copy of your plan before your first appointment via email to info@bondipodiatry.com.au. This will give us an idea of how we can help you and we can then organise a service agreement in advanced. If needed, follow-up appointments will be booked for ongoing management and care.

Paying for appointments

  • Self-managed participants will need to pay for appointments on the day and a invoice will be issued for reimbursements.

  • Participants on an NDIA managed plan will be claimed through the NDIS portal.

  • If you have a plan-manager, you will need to provide their details prior to your appointment and an invoice will be sent to your case manager for payment.