
Podiatrists in Adelaide and Gawler
Same-day appointments may be available at some clinics. Book online or call 1800 962 113 to check. Care is provided by Ahpra-registered podiatrists.
KMW Podiatry Services
KMW Podiatry has 22 clinics across Adelaide and Gawler, plus home visits. We see private patients (health fund rebates may apply) and patients under a GP Care Plan, NDIS, My Aged Care – Support at Home, DVA and WorkCover.
Accessible Clinics Around You
Our clinics are located across Adelaide and offer a range of treatment options. Private health fund rebates can be claimed where your policy covers podiatry.
Help With Funding
Not sure which funding applies to you? Our team can explain your options before you book.
Why Choose KMW Podiatrist in Adelaide
KMW Podiatry offers general and specific foot care at clinics across Adelaide. Our podiatrists treat a wide range of foot conditions, from routine check-ups to ongoing treatment.
Health Scheme Support
GP Care Plan, NDIS, DVA, Support at Home and WorkCover patients welcome. Bulk billing is available at selected locations only.
Ahpra-Registered Podiatrists
Your care is provided by podiatrists registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency.
Convenient Locations
Clinics across metropolitan Adelaide and Gawler, located inside GP practices, medical centres and stand-alone sites.
Home Visits Available
Where travelling to a clinic is difficult, eligible patients across Adelaide can receive podiatry care at home.
We Offer Podiatry Treatments in Adelaide
We Have All Your Podiatry Needs Covered
Custom orthotics, made after an assessment of your feet, that may help support foot function and reduce discomfort.
Plantar wart treatment options, including in-clinic care and home-care advice. Results vary.
Aching feet? A podiatry assessment can help find the cause and whether orthotics or other treatment may help.
Assessment and treatment of foot pain, aimed at reducing discomfort and improving mobility.
Care for all the Family & Home Visits as well
Care may include conservative treatment or nail surgery. Your podiatrist will explain suitability, risks and recovery.
Before treatment and two-week review
Same patient, before and two weeks after partial nail avulsion with matrix phenolisation.
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review Early recovery, not a final result. Healing and outcomes vary. Risks include infection, bleeding, delayed healing and nail regrowth. Conservative care may be suitable.
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Treatment & photo information
Early recovery, not a final result. Healing is ongoing at this two-week review. This is one person’s experience; healing time and outcomes vary, and the photographs do not predict another person’s result.
Risks and alternatives: surgery is not needed for every ingrown toenail. Possible risks include infection, bleeding, delayed healing and nail regrowth. Discuss conservative care, suitability, other risks and follow-up with your podiatrist.
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KMW Podiatry Clinics Across Adelaide
Find KMW Podiatry clinics across Adelaide and Gawler. Our podiatrists assess foot, ankle and lower limb concerns and discuss care options suited to your needs. Choose a location below for clinic details and booking options.
Orthotics are considered after assessing your feet and walking. Your podiatrist will explain suitability and treatment options.
Orthoses during assessment
Standing on orthoses during individual assessments.



Assessment examples only. These photos do not establish permanent correction, pain relief or improved function. Suitability and outcomes vary.
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Assessment & photo information
These photographs illustrate device use during assessment. They do not demonstrate permanent structural correction or establish pain relief or improved function.
Orthoses are considered following individual assessment. Suitability and outcomes vary, and other treatment options may be appropriate.
About these photographs: individual photographs have been selected and cropped to remove previous comparison labels and arrows. Clinical detail has not been retouched for this presentation. Shared with patient permission.
KMW Accepts Health Schemes, Across Adelaide
KMW Podiatry sees patients referred by their GP under a GP Chronic Condition Management Plan (GPCCMP), NDIS participants and DVA patients. We also offer home visits and podiatry for residents of aged care homes.
KMW Podiatry treats eligible DVA Gold Card holders, and White Card holders for accepted conditions, with a GP referral. DVA pays the fee directly.
KMW Podiatry provides podiatry for plan-managed and self-managed NDIS participants. Treatment plans are individual and aim to support mobility and foot health.
Our podiatrists visit residential aged care homes across Adelaide to provide foot care for residents.
For patients who find it difficult to travel to a clinic, KMW Podiatry offers home visits. Our podiatrists provide foot care at home, with treatment planned around each patient’s needs.
Podiatry at home or in clinic for people receiving Support at Home services, where podiatry is part of their approved support plan.
