Podiatry
Our podiatry team is dedicated to keeping you mobile and pain-free. Whether you are dealing with a chronic condition or need routine foot care, we provide comprehensive treatments tailored to your needs. Explore the sections below to learn more about our services, fees, and how to get started.
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PODIATRY · BROOME
Podiatry in Broome
Comprehensive podiatry care from qualified, insured, APHRA-registered podiatrist, right here on Hamersley Street.
Qualifications
APHRA Registered
Bachelor’s degree minimum, with advanced training
Membership
APodA Members
Australian Podiatry Association
Standards
AS/NZS 4187 & 4815
Full sterilisation & safety compliance
OUR PODIATRY SERVICES
More than feet. Caring for people.
Our team is composed of highly skilled and experienced podiatrists, holding at least a Bachelor’s degree in Podiatry and possessing advanced qualifications. Our professionals are fully insured, holding both professional indemnity and public liability coverage, are registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (APHRA), and hold a current membership with the Australian Podiatry Association (APodA).
We adhere to rigorous safety and sterilisation standards (AS/NZS 4187: 2014 and AS/NZS 4815 – 2006) for your well-being. We understand that each client is unique. That’s why we craft personalised treatment plans that cater specifically to the individual needs of our clients.
Our comprehensive podiatry care includes expert disease management, bespoke orthotic solutions, and a full range of skin and toenail treatments.
WHAT WE OFFER
- ◆Expert disease management
- ◆Bespoke orthotic solutions
- ◆Full range of skin treatments
- ◆Toenail treatments
- ◆Personalised treatment plans
- ◆Rigorous sterilisation standards
PRICING
Podiatry — Fee Schedule
Transparent pricing, clear answers. Everything you need to know before your appointment.
| Service | Wed, Thu & Fri | Saturday |
|---|---|---|
| Initial AssessmentA comprehensive 45-minute evaluation of your foot health needs | $138 | $165 |
| Restart of CareRe-establish your podiatry care with an in-depth reassessment (over 12 months since last visit) | $138 | $165 |
| Standard ConsultA routine, thorough follow-up for ongoing podiatry management | $98 | $117 |
| Long ConsultAn extended session for complex cases or multiple concerns | $138 | $165 |
| Brief AppointmentA focused appointment for a single, straightforward concern | $78 | $98 |
| Orthotics — Custom OrthosesBespoke orthotic devices prescribed and fitted to your needs | Variable | Variable |
| Orthotics — Off-the-shelfPre-made orthotic insoles for standard support needs | Variable | Variable |
Cancellations
Outback Care requires a minimum of 24 hours notice for appointment cancellations or rescheduling. Failure to provide sufficient notice will result in a charge for the full appointment fee. To cancel or reschedule, please call us directly on 08 9194 6890 as soon as possible.
Paying & Claiming
We use a mobile EFTPOS and MMEx (web-based e-Health platform) to produce and invoice receipt on the spot. Credit and debit cards are accepted. We are a cash-free clinic. Our services are claimable through private health funds – simply lodge a claim through your private health insurer online or in person. We do not currently have HICAPS facilities on-site.
YOUR APPOINTMENT
How to access our Service.
At Outback Care, we strive to make accessing care as straightforward as possible.
Here’s how you can begin your journey to better health with us:
Schedule an Appointment
Your path to good health starts with a 45 minute consultation. Simply book through our homepage or call our clinic at (08) 9194 6890. Our friendly staff will help you find a convenient time for your visit.
Initial Consultation
During your first appointment, our clinician will conduct a comprehensive assessment of your condition, discuss your concerns, and outline your treatment options. Please arrive 10 minutes early for your first appointment time to complete our new client intake form.
Customised Care Plan
Based on your assessment, we’ll develop a personalised plan of care to your specific needs, whether you require routine treatment, specialized procedures, or therapy.
Payment Information
Outback Care requires full payment via credit/debit card at the time of consultation. Cash is not accepted. An invoice will be provided for possible reimbursement from private health insurance or Medicare. Please check with your insurer for coverage details.
Referrals
If your insurance requires a referral, please ensure you obtain one from your general practitioner or specialist before your appointment.
Follow-up and Ongoing Care
After your treatment begins, we’ll schedule follow-up visits to monitor your progress and adjust your care plan as necessary, ensuring the best possible outcomes for your health.
What are your opening hours?
We see clients Wednesday to Saturday, 7:30am–5:00pm. Closed Monday, Tuesday and Sunday.
Do I need a referral?
No referral needed — you can book directly. A referral from your GP or specialist can be helpful, but it's never a requirement.
How do I book an appointment?
Book online anytime through our booking system, or call us during business hours and our team will take care of you.
What payment options are available?
We accept credit and debit cards. Full payment is required on the day — we're a cash-free clinic. An invoice is provided for any rebate claims.
Can I use my private health insurance?
You may be able to claim a rebate through your private health insurer. Pay on the day and we'll provide an invoice to take to your provider.
What are the appointment fees?
Fees vary by appointment type. See our full fee schedule above for a complete breakdown of consultation and service costs.
What if I can't make my appointment?
Please let us know as soon as possible. We have a 24-hour cancellation policy — late cancellations will incur the full appointment fee.
Does any of this sound familiar?
Six of the most common reasons people book with us. Click any card for more detail.
Plantar Fasciitis
Sharp arch pain that hits hardest with your first steps in the morning — caused by tiny tears in the band connecting your heel to your toes.
Heel Pain
Discomfort at the base or back of the heel from overuse, poor footwear, or conditions like heel spurs, Sever's disease, or Achilles inflammation.
Blisters
Fluid-filled pockets from friction or pressure. Common but preventable — and best left unpopped so the skin below can heal properly.
Calluses & Corn
Hardened skin from repeated pressure. Calluses on the sole are usually painless; corns have a concentrated core and can cause real discomfort.
Ingrown Toenails
When the nail's edge curves into the surrounding skin, causing swelling and pain — and infection if left untreated. The big toe is the usual suspect.
Thick Toenails
Thickened, discoloured nails — usually fungal, but sometimes from injury or ageing. Best treated early before they become painful and harder to manage.
Ready to Book your Podiatry Appointment?
Book online anytime or call us during clinic hours.