At Minchinbury Community Hospital, our podiatrists specialise in the diagnosis, treatment, and surgical management of foot and ankle conditions. Whether you’re experiencing chronic foot pain, a sports injury, or a diabetic foot complication, we offer expert care in a modern and fully accredited hospital setting.

Our team is supported by advanced imaging and surgical technology, helping ensure optimal outcomes with minimal downtime.

Our Podiatric Services Include:

• Bunion Surgery (Hallux Valgus Correction)
  Realignment and removal of painful bunions that affect mobility and footwear comfort.

• Hammer Toe Correction
  Surgical and non-surgical treatment for curled or contracted toes.

• Heel Pain & Plantar Fasciitis Treatment
  Advanced therapies to relieve chronic heel pain and restore walking function.

• Ingrown Toenail Surgery
  Permanent relief from recurring ingrown nails and nail bed infections.

• Achilles Tendon Disorders
  Diagnosis and treatment of Achilles tendinitis and tears.

• Flat Foot & Arch Correction
  Management of structural foot abnormalities causing pain or gait issues.

• Diabetic Foot Management
  Preventative and surgical care for ulcers, infections, and circulation problems.

• Foot & Ankle Trauma
  Treatment for fractures, dislocations, and soft tissue injuries.

Why Choose Minchinbury Community Hospital for Podiatry?

• Experienced podiatric surgeons and foot specialists

• Short wait times for consultation and surgery

• On-site X-ray, ultrasound, and surgical facilities

• Support for both insured and self-funded patients

• Personalised treatment plans tailored to your lifestyle and goals

Common Conditions We Treat:

• Bunions

• Heel spurs

• Plantar fasciitis

• Ingrown toenails

• Corns and calluses

• Morton’s neuroma

• Diabetic foot ulcers

• Foot deformities

• Flat feet

• Sports injuries

Privately Insured & Department of Veterans’ Affairs

We have agreements with all the major health funds. If you would like to see your level of cover, scroll further to contact us today.

Self-Funded Patients

Self-funded patients will be required to pay the estimated total cost of hospitalisation on admission.