At Podiatry & Moore we believe the foot is the foundation of a complex structure (our body). Without a strong and stable foundation, the rest of that structure can suffer. A strong foundation is made up of form, flexibility, strength and support. If someone foot is lacking in one of these areas, then problems can occur. These problems may be as simple as corns and callus but could also lead to chronic soft tissue and even bone injuries.

This is the thinking and approach we take at Podiatry & Moore when we treat our patients. We look at their lower legs and complaints holistically. Not only do we treat the person’s complaint but also look at why it may be happening? Is it their foot type? Muscle imbalance? Exercise habits? Footwear? Poor flexibility? And so on. If we can find the appropriate cause/s then we can better treat the complaint and prevent it from happening again in the future.
Podiatry and orthotics have always gone hand in hand. We do utilise orthotics at Podiatry & Moore, but we do not rely on them. We pride ourselves on the depth and flexibility of treatments we make available to our patients. More often than not the complaint is multifactorial therefore treatment should reflect this. We look at the person’s lifestyle, footwear, foot posture, muscle strength, joint mobility etc. This will reflect then onto treatment often using a combination of treatments such as massage, shockwave, mobilisation, dry needling/prolotherapy, strapping, padding, footwear and if need orthotics.
Patient satisfaction is our main concern. So, when we are treating our patients with, we take their lifestyle, occupation, footwear choices etc all into consideration when creating a treatment plan. Not one treatment will suit everyone, and we strive to work with the patient to come up with most appropriate and effective treatment plan.
We have all the modern facilities and latest equipment available to our patients. We are just down the road from Narellan Town Centre and have onsite parking, easy access, Bus stops nearby and are wheelchair friendly.
We accept health funds, DVA, EPC’s, NDIS, workers compensation and have HICAPS and EFTPOS available. We do bulk bill EPC referrals.
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Our Team
Between our podiatrists there is almost three decades of expertise and a strong commitment to delivering the highest standard of care. Passionate about ongoing education, we are continually expanding our skills to offer patients a wide range of advanced treatment options. We have extensive experience in techniques such as dry needling, joint mobilisation, prolotherapy and more – ensuring personalised solutions for every patient. We understand the importance of an accurate assessment, effective treatment and the importance of prevention and education – particularly for children and those living with diabetes.

Adrian Moore
Our Services
From children to seniors, we provide comprehensive podiatry care for everything from ingrown toenails to complex sports injuries.
As your trusted podiatrist, we offer a range of advanced services including the Zebris FDM pressure distribution treadmill with video gait analysis, shock wave therapy, prolotherapy, dry needling, vascular and venous assessments using smart Doppler technology – and much more.

General Podiatry
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Vascular and Venous Assessment
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Zebris FDM Pressure Distribution Treadmill
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Extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT)
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