NDIS patients
Tailored care for every participant
We are proud to provide NDIS-funded podiatry services, helping individuals with permanent and significant disabilities improve their mobility, independence, and overall well-being. Our experienced podiatrists take the time to understand your unique needs, creating personalised treatment plans to support your health goals – whether through ongoing foot care, rehabilitation, or assistive technology.
As one of the few providers in Adelaide offering both in-clinic and in-home visits, we ensure our services are accessible and tailored to your comfort.
Podiatry Services SA is able to service all NDIS participants who are Self Managed, Portal Managed and Plan Managed.
With compassionate, high-quality care, we’re here to support you every step of the way.
Our NDIS podiatry services include:
Improved Daily Living Skills (CB Daily Activity) – We provide comprehensive assessments and ongoing podiatry care.
- Foot and leg assessments
- Circulation and nerve examinations
- Biomechanical and gait reviews
- Ongoing visits focusing on treatment, assessment, and rehabilitation for disability-related foot conditions, mobility issues, and pain
Disability Related Supports (Consumables and Low-Cost Assistive Technology) – We assess and prescribe disability-related supports to improve mobility, independence, and safety.
- Medical Grade Adaptive Footwear
- Custom Made Foot Orthotics
- Circulation and Falls Prevention Socks
- Independent Living Aids (e.g. shoehorns, sock aids)
- Products to maintain and improve skin integrity (e.g. foot creams, pressure relief items, antifungal treatments)
Why choose us?
NDIS Registered Provider
We work within the NDIS framework, making the process simple and stress-free.
Holistic & person-centered approach
We collaborate with participants, carers, and support coordinators to deliver the best outcomes.
Flexible appointment options
Choose between clinic or home visits for convenience.
One of Adelaide’s only footwear and product suppliers
We’re one of the few podiatry providers in Adelaide that supply medical-grade footwear, orthotics, and mobility aids directly – making the process easier for patients.
Accessing our NDIS Services
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NDIS enquiry
NDIS participants, or individuals acting on their behalf can contact us to find out more information and arrange an initial NDIS podiatry consultation.
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Provide required documentation
Before your consultation, we’ll need the following:
Participant’s NDIS Number
Copy of the participant’s NDIS plan or NDIS goals
Funding details for: Improved Daily Living or Disability Related Supports
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Eligibility review, booking & payment
Once we receive, review and approve your referral and documents we’ll organise your appointment booking. Once the consultation is completed, we will claim payment via the NDIS Portal or through Plan Managers.
NDIS FAQs
Orthotics are custom-made or prefabricated inserts designed to fit into your shoes to support, align, and improve the function of your feet. They can help alleviate pain, improve posture, and reduce strain on other parts of the body.
Orthotics are beneficial for people experiencing foot pain, lower limb injuries, arthritis, flat feet, high arches, plantar fasciitis, bunions, corns and calluses, and/or those needing additional support, pressure reflief and alignment during daily activities or sports.
Orthotics are commonly used for:
Heel or arch pain
General foot pain
Back, knee or shin pain
Plantar fasciitis
Flat feet
Corns & calluses
High arched feet
Aching or tired legs and/or feet
Neuroma
Clawed or hammer toes
Bunions
Pressure distribution
Achilles tendon problems
Ankle instabilities (recurrent sprains)
Custom orthotics are specifically designed for your feet and tailored to address your unique needs and biomechanical issues. Store-bought insoles offer general cushioning and support but lack the precision and individual tailoring of custom orthotics.
With proper care, custom orthotics typically last 1–2 years. Regular check-ups are recommended to ensure they remain effective as your needs change. Depending on your requirements and activities, multiple orthotics can be supplied.
Many private health insurance plans in Australia cover orthotics under “Extras” for podiatry. Check with your provider to understand your level of cover and any out-of-pocket expenses.