mobile podiatry Maryborough
TRS offers Podiatry services, caring for patients of all ages with physical or intellectual disabilities, or those suffering from chronic disease.
Servicing Maryborough and surrounding areas.
Areas include:
Tinana, Granville, St Helens, Bidwill, Maryborough West, Aldershot, Walkers Point, Baddow, Fairfield, Bidwill, Walkers Point, Oakhurst, Yengarie, Glenorchy and Much More!
TRS provides podiatry aimed at increasing mobility for our clients and reducing their pain, so they can enjoy more active and healthy lifestyles. Through the range of services our podiatrists provide, we can enable our clients to more fully be able to engage with the community and achieve their goals. Our podiatrists enjoy making meaningful connections with their patients and work with a network of other health providers to ensure the best client care and treatment outcomes. Servicing Maryborough and surrounding areas.
- SKIN / NAIL CONDITIONS & MONITORING
- DIABETIC ASSESSMENTS
- TREATMENT & MANAGEMENT OF MUSCULOSKELETAL CONDITIONS
- FOOT ORTHOSES
- FOOTWEAR EDUCATION & PRESCRIPTION
- GAIT ASSESSMENT
- + MORE
Common Questions About Podiatry
Foot orthoses, put simply, help influence tissue load. Certainly, not everyone needs foot orthoses, and the goal should always be to not have over-reliance on any devices when possible. However, for certain conditions, scenarios, and presentations, orthotics can play a very useful role in improving someone’s pain, injury rehabilitation, comfort or athletic performance. Thorough assessment and consideration are always applied and discussed openly. Recommendations are made based on what is agreed to be the most suitable.
- Heel pain
- Bunions
- Clawed toes
- Arthritis and joint pain
- Achilles and calf issues
- Ankle injuries
- Shin splints
- Plantar warts
- Ingrown toenails
- Cracked heels
- Pressure corns
- Damaged toenails
We believe in understanding the whole picture and background. Taking the time to work through this and develop a full understanding is of the highest priority. A full hour is most likely utilised to achieve this. Involving:
- A discovery phase including history taking, understanding expectations, goals, current level of understanding, barriers and desired outcomes.
- Hands-on assessment and diagnosis.
- Functional assessment. Depending on the presenting condition, Biomechanical assessment involves thorough sport or activity specific testing and evaluation.
- Treatment on the day.
- An improvement plan mapped out to get you to where you need to be as well as a follow up plan.
- Are they a member of the Australian Podiatry Association?
- Are they registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency?
- Do they track and record all sterilization data in accordance with the Australian Infection Control Standards?
- Are they Accredited practitioners committed to ongoing education?
- Do they offer short waiting lists so you can have your problem seen to and fixed quickly?
