Podiatry Fees & Pricing
For Mosman, Dee Why, CBD & Rose Bay.
Fees are subject to change without notice. Please contact us to confirm current pricing prior to your appointment. Ryde and Morisset pricing is available on request.
Consultations
Biomechanical Assessment
New Patients:
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Initial Consult $135
Health fund code F004 - History, diagnosis and treatment plan.
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Biomechanical Assessment $110
Health fund code F118 - Extended consultation with comprehensive analysis of foot and leg biomechanics
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3d Foot Scan $80
Health fund code 301 - If proceeding with orthotics a 3d foot scan will be taken on the initial visit.
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Total Bio Package $325
Existing Patients:
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Consult $120
Health fund code F014 - History, diagnosis and treatment plan.
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Biomechanical Assessment $110
Health fund code F118 - Extended consultation with comprehensive analysis of foot and leg biomechanics
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3d Foot Scan $80
Health fund code 301 - If proceeding with orthotics a 3d foot scan will be taken on the initial visit.
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Total Bio Package $310
Orthotics
Custom Orthotics:
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Adult Custom Orthotics (Pair) $690
Health fund code F221
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Children Custom Orthotics (Pair) $550
Health fund code F221 - School Children U18
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Semi Custom Orthotics (Pair) $430
Health fund code F267/F240
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Fitting Consult $83
Health fund code F014
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Orthotic Repair/Recover $120
Price may vary dependant on work needed.
Pre-Made Orthotics:
Advanced Therapies
Laser / Shockwave Therapy:
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Cold Laser - Initial $205
Health fund code F004 - Fungal Nail treatment with cold laser
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Cold Laser - Follow up $160
Health fund code F014 - Fungal Nail treatment with cold laser
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K-Laser Per Session $70
Health fund code F014 - For treating musculoskeletal pain.
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Shockwave Initial $150
Health fund code F004 - For treating musculoskeletal pain.
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Shockwave Follow Up $130
Health fund code F014 - For treating musculoskeletal pain.
Dr Tariq Khan
Marigold Products:
FAQ
Q: Do you accept Medicare EPC plans? A: Yes. We accept Medicare Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) plans, which allow eligible patients to receive a rebate on consultations, orthotics, nail surgery, and other podiatry services. You’ll need a referral from your GP to access EPC funding.
Q: How much does an initial podiatry consultation cost? A: An initial consultation (30 minutes) is $135. Pensioner rate is $125. If you have a Medicare EPC plan, the rebated rate is $110.
Q: Do you offer pensioner discounts? A: Yes. We offer reduced fees for pensioners across consultations, orthotics, and EPC services. Pensioner initial consult is $125 and subsequent consults are $110.
Q: How much do custom orthotics cost? A: Adult custom orthotics start from $690 per pair, with health fund rebates available (from $560 with EPC). Children’s orthotics (18 and under) start from $550. A New Biomechanical Assessment package — which includes an initial consult, biomechanical assessment, and foot scan — is $325.
Q: Do you accept private health insurance for podiatry? A: Yes. We work with most major health funds. Rebate amounts vary depending on your level of cover. We recommend checking with your fund prior to your appointment.
Q: How much does nail surgery cost? A: Nail surgery fees start from $650 for one toe, one side. Health fund rebates may apply. Please call us to discuss your specific situation and we can provide an accurate quote.
Q: Do you offer shockwave therapy, and how much does it cost? A: Yes. Shockwave therapy is available for conditions such as plantar fasciitis and heel pain. The initial treatment/consult is $150, with follow-up sessions at $130.
Q: How much does laser therapy cost? A: A laser initial consult is $205, with follow-up treatments at $160. K-Laser sessions are $140 per session.
Q: Where are your clinics located? A: We have clinics in North Ryde and Sydney CBD.
Q: Can I claim orthotics on Medicare? A: Orthotics are not directly covered by Medicare on their own, however if you have an EPC referral from your GP, you may be eligible for a rebate on the associated consultation and biomechanical assessment, which can contribute toward your orthotic costs.