Biomechanical Assessment (Foot & Leg Pain Clinic in Perth)
Move Better. Live Stronger.
If you’ve been struggling with foot, ankle, knee or leg pain, our Biomechanical Assessment is the first step towards lasting relief and better performance.
Whether you're an active adult, weekend warrior, or professional athlete, this consult is tailored to uncover the root cause of your symptoms — not just treat them.
What is a Biomechanical Assessment?
This isn’t just a quick once-over.
Our Biomechanical Assessment is a comprehensive 60-minute consultation designed to evaluate how your feet, legs, and posture are working together — and how they might be working against you.
You'll be assessed by a highly trained sports podiatrist using state-of-the-art techniques including:
3D video gait analysis
Joint and muscle testing
Functional movement screening
Footwear assessment
Orthotic and insole evaluation
Imaging (where clinically indicated)
⚠️ Important: This appointment is specifically for pain, movement issues or injury.
If you need help with skin, nail, or routine foot care, please book a Skin & Nail Appointment instead.
Common Conditions We Treat:
Achilles tendinopathy
Plantar Fasciitis / Heel Pain
Shin splints
Knee or hip pain linked to foot posture
Bunions, flat feet, high arches
Pain during or after sport/exercise
Foot drop, instability or nerve-related weakness
Recurrent overuse injuries
Why Choose a Biomechanical Assessment?
✅ Experienced Sports Podiatrists — Our principal podiatrist has managed elite-level injuries and complex post-surgical cases.
✅ Cutting-Edge Technology — Including high-speed gait analysis and 3D orthotic scanning.
✅ Personalised Care Plans — We don’t do “one size fits all.” You’ll leave with a precise diagnosis and treatment roadmap.
✅ Collaborative Network — We work closely with Perth’s top physiotherapists, sports doctors and surgeons when needed.
Your Appointment Includes:
🕐 60 minutes of dedicated 1-on-1 time
📹 3D gait and posture assessment
📑 Custom treatment plan based on your goals
👣 Orthotic prescription or shockwave (if clinically indicated)
💬 Time for Q&A, so you feel confident in your next steps
📌 Note: Some treatments like shockwave or orthotic casting may be scheduled at a follow-up, depending on clinical need.
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FAQs:
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It’s a comprehensive 60-minute appointment where we assess how your feet, legs and posture are working — and how they may be contributing to pain or injury. We use gait analysis, joint and muscle testing, footwear checks, and more to identify the underlying cause, not just the symptoms.
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This appointment is ideal if you’re experiencing:
Heel, arch or Achilles pain
Knee, hip or back pain linked to foot mechanics
Injuries from walking, running or sport
Post-surgical foot or leg issues
Ongoing discomfort that hasn’t resolved with rest or other treatment
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Bring:
A few pairs of your most commonly worn shoes (especially runners or work shoes)
Any previous scans, orthotics or referral letters
Shorts or loose pants to allow full movement assessment
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If orthotics are clinically appropriate, your podiatrist may recommend them and take 3D scans during your appointment. However, we only prescribe orthotics after a full assessment — and only if they’re truly needed as part of your treatment plan.
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Absolutely. Many of our patients come to us after seeing other health providers. Our focus is on thorough diagnosis and collaboration — we often uncover overlooked biomechanical issues or tailor more effective, sport-specific treatment plans.
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Yes — if you have podiatry extras cover, you can claim on-the-spot using HICAPS. Check with your insurer for rebate amounts, as this varies by fund and level of cover.
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Our Principal Podiatrist typically sees patients with:
Longstanding or complex issues
Multiple failed past treatments
Post-surgical or neurologically involved conditions
Our other podiatrists are highly skilled and perfect for most musculoskeletal and sports-related issues. If unsure, call our team — we’re happy to guide you.
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Yes — if you have a valid Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) referral from your GP, you may be eligible for Medicare rebates. Please bring your referral and let us know at the time of booking.