Aged care facilities
Happy feet, healthy residents
We are dedicated to delivering caring, reliable and consistent podiatry services to Residential Care Facilities across South Australia.
Our experienced Aged Care Podiatry team is committed to improving and maintaining residents’ mobility, comfort and overall quality of life through proactive and professional foot care solutions.
At Podiatry Services SA, we understand the unique challenges that come with providing healthcare in aged care settings.
That’s why we work in partnership with each facility to develop a purpose-fit, transparent and streamlined podiatry service that integrates seamlessly into your care model.
Why choose us?
Facility-based care
We visit your facility, providing professional treatment in a familiar environment.
Compassionate & gentle approach
Our podiatrists understand the unique needs of aged care residents.
Fall prevention focus
Helping residents stay steady on their feet and avoid injuries.
Seamless coordination
We work closely with aged care staff to ensure integrated care and compliance.
Aged care facilities FAQs
As we age, foot health plays a crucial role in mobility, balance and overall well-being. Regular podiatry care helps prevent common foot problems such as infections, ulcers and pain, reducing the risk of falls and improving residents’ comfort and independence.
We offer a range of podiatry services, including routine foot care (nail trimming, callus and corn removal), diabetic foot assessments, wound and ulcer management, pain relief for conditions like arthritis and neuropathy, as well as orthotics and footwear advice to improve stability and mobility.
Yes, our podiatrists provide on-site visits to aged care facilities, ensuring residents receive high-quality foot care in a familiar and comfortable setting.
The frequency of visits depends on individual needs. Some residents may require podiatry every four to six weeks, while others may need less frequent care. We work closely with aged care staff to create personalised treatment plans.
Yes, we specialise in diabetic foot care, which includes regular assessments to monitor circulation, sensation and wound prevention. Early intervention can help prevent serious complications such as ulcers and infections.
Absolutely. We collaborate with aged care teams, nurses and other healthcare professionals to ensure integrated, holistic care for residents.
Yes, our podiatrists have extensive experience working with aged care residents and are trained to provide gentle, patient-focused care that prioritises comfort, dignity and safety.