What the service is

Outpatient Clinic

What we do

• General podiatry care and advice for high risk feet, 
• Diabetic foot assessments, 
• Wound care, including wound debridement, dressing, and offloading 

What to expect

Priority is given to clients with a current foot/lower limb ulceration, or a history of foot/lower limb ulceration.

At your first appointment the podiatrist will assess you and provide advice about future care, which may include recommending alternate podiatry services.
Initial appointments are generally 60 mins, follow-up appointments for 30 mins

Who should access this service

• A client who has a current foot/lower limb ulceration, or Charcot arthropathy 
• A client who has  a history of previous ulceration, amputation or Charcot arthropathy
• A client who has peripheral neuropathy or peripheral vascular disease and foot deformity or other factors which affect self-care ability and is unable to access private podiatry.
• A client who has high podiatric needs and is unable to access private podiatry services

How to access this service

Referral from a GP or other health service provider is helpful but not essential

What to bring

• list of medications, 
• medical history, 
• any relevant recent blood tests, 
• any relevant recent imaging results, 
• the footwear you wear most of the time