Mon 8.30am - 5pm Tue-Fri 8.30am - 7pm Sat 9am - 1pm

897 High St, Thornbury

Welcome to Talaria Podiatrist of Thornbury

Established to provide quality assistance and improve the foot care of the Thornbury Community.
Our experienced staff strive to assess, diagnose, treat and prevent pain and injuries to your feet, ankles and lower limbs, using a variety of methods.

OUR TREATMENTS

At Talaria it is our passion to care for your feet. During your appointment we will provide detailed assessment, diagnosis and treatment options, with the goal of also preventing future pain or injuries. We offer a wide range of modern treatments that will be tailored to meet your needs.

Our Service Area

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OUR LATEST NEWS

Keep up to date with all our latest podiatric news and find out what has been going on in and around the clinic in Thornbury.

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MEET OUR TEAM

Our team are committed to providing a quality personalised experience in a warm and welcoming environment. We have embraced the friendly and caring community in Thornbury and pride ourselves on delivering the highest quality foot care and service.

Founder / Podiatrist
Podiatrist

Your Podiatry Questions Answered

No, you don’t need a referral to see a podiatrist. However, if you are diabetic you may wish to be referred under EPC through Medicare.

After booking your appointment, you’ll receive an email with a new patient form for you to fill out. Please do so and bring this to your first appointment.

If you’re dealing with biomechanical/foot pain, please also bring the 2 or 3 pairs of shoes you wear most often, as well as any old orthotics you may have. These will help us understand your condition better and enable us to offer the most personalised advice for your treatment.

This depends on if you’ve been referred through your GP under the Enhanced Primary Care Scheme. If you have, podiatry is included under Medicare for five gap-free appointments per year.

If you experience any foot or ankle pain or discomfort, you should make an appointment with a podiatrist. You should also make an appointment if you notice any changes in how your feet appear or function, such as if you notice any swelling, redness, numbness, tingling, or any sores or wounds that don’t heal. Doing so as soon as possible will give your podiatrist the greatest opportunity to address any issues before they become more troublesome.

The number of sessions you will need will vary depending on your condition, its severity, and how it impacts you. As this is very individualised, your podiatrist will talk through your expectations with you during your initial appointment.

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