CareMatch / Services / Podiatry

NDIS podiatry, matched free.

Podiatry care at home or in clinic, including high-risk foot care. Tell us what you need once and one registered provider with capacity calls you back.

Get matched for podiatry

Free for participants. Two minutes. Your details go to one matched provider, never a list.

What this covers

Podiatry care at home or in clinic, including high-risk foot care. CareMatch providers in this category service metro and regional areas across Australia. When you submit a request we match on your location, how your plan is managed and who actually has capacity to start, not just who's listed in a directory.

How the funding works

Therapy supports are usually funded under Capacity Building, Improved Daily Living. Your plan needs the relevant budget available and some services need a referral or assessment first. Providers we match will confirm exactly what your plan covers on the first call.

Common questions

Does it cost anything to find an NDIS podiatry provider through CareMatch?
No. CareMatch is free for participants, families and support coordinators. Providers pay us a matching fee, which replaces what they'd otherwise spend on advertising. The price of your supports stays exactly the same.
Who can use this service?
Anyone with an active NDIS plan, anyone currently applying and anyone filling in the form on a participant's behalf, including parents, family members and support coordinators. We ask how the plan is managed so the provider we match can actually bill it.
How quickly will a provider call me?
A real person reviews your request the same day, then one matched registered provider calls you at the time you choose in the form. If they're not the right fit, tell us and we'll match another at no cost.

Ready when you are

Two minutes of questions, then a matched podiatry provider calls you at a time you pick.

Start your request

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