Frequently asked questions

No. You can book directly online or over the phone, no GP referral needed. If you do have a Medicare (EPC) referral from your GP, bring it along and we'll process the rebate for you.

Your initial appointment runs 45 to 60 minutes. We take a thorough history and perform an assessment tailored to your concern, then explain your diagnosis and what's causing it in plain language. You'll leave with a written treatment plan.

First appointments are 45 to 60 minutes so we can properly assess your biomechanics and concern. Follow-up appointments are usually 30 minutes.

Bring the shoes you wear most often (including sports shoes if your concern is activity-related), plus any medical reports such as X-ray or scan results, and your GP referral if you have one.

Yes. If your extras cover includes podiatry, you can claim appointments and orthotics. We have a HICAPS terminal on-site, so claiming happens on the spot, and we can run a quote on the day if you're unsure of your cover.

Yes, we accept Medicare (EPC) referrals from GPs, NDIS participants, DVA and Home Care Packages. Call us if you'd like help understanding what your funding covers.

Grace is both a high-level athlete and a podiatrist. While we cover every aspect of podiatry care, we specialise in injuries of the knee, lower leg, foot and ankle, with a strong focus on strength and rehabilitation so the problem stays fixed.

It covers the final, often-skipped stage of recovery: returning to your sport or activity, when re-injury risk is highest. We provide return-to-running and return-to-sport programs so you build back safely without overdoing it.

We're inside the Griffith indoor sports facility at 9–13 Altin Street, with free on-site parking. Walk through the front entrance: the waiting room is on your right and the clinic room is straight ahead.

Yes. If you can't make it into the clinic, we offer telehealth consultations for patients across the Riverina. Book online or call to arrange one.