Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction (PTTD)

To consult with a podiatrist in a private practice, no referral is necessary. However, it is advisable to verify the requirements of your personal health insurance, as certain policies may necessitate a referral for insurance claims. 

If you possess a doctor or professional referral, kindly inform our staff when scheduling your appointment and remember to bring the referral letter with you during your visit. This ensures that we have all relevant information to provide you with the best possible care and may also facilitate any necessary insurance processes.

At UFIT, our key pillar is the use of exercise therapy and education to empower patients to take control of their health and recovery. We consider all factors that may affect your recovery: movement, sleep, nutrition, mindset and rest.

Insuring a comprehensive history review is crucial as it enables our team to accurately identify issues and direct treatment more effectively. If you possess any scan results, test results, or referral notes from your GP or another healthcare professional, we recommend bringing these documents to your appointment.

Additionally, any relevant footwear such as running shoes, school shoes, cycling shoes, football boots, or ski boots can provide valuable insights into your daily activities and contribute to a more thorough assessment and effective treatment approach.

A typical podiatry session usually lasts around 60 minutes. However, the duration may vary depending on the patient’s condition and specific requirements. Our team  take the time to assess each individual’s needs and design comprehensive and effective care tailored to their unique circumstances.

Absolutely! Podiatry assessments for children, even without apparent pain, are highly beneficial and our team are highly experienced in assessing children's lower limbs. Early intervention can help identify and address potential developmental or biomechanical issues that may impact your child's foot health in the long run.

No, your child is never too young for a Podiatry consultation. At UFIT Podiatry, we specialize in assessing and caring for the foot health of individuals of all ages. Even in the absence of specific concerns or pain, early podiatric consultations for young children can help detect and address potential developmental or biomechanical issues. Our podiatrists are experienced in providing gentle and age-appropriate assessments, ensuring that your child's feet are on the right track from an early age. 

Yes, our team are trained and qualified to perform surgical procedures for conditions such as ingrown toenails and plantar wart removal.

UFIT Podiatry does not currently offer direct billing services. However, we are recognized by all major insurance providers. Our services operate on a self-pay basis, and patients are required to settle payments directly at the time of service.

For insurance claims, we provide all necessary documentation, and patients can seek reimbursement from their insurance providers according to their policy terms. Feel free to contact us for any additional information or assistance in this process.