Riverina Podiatry Group

Providing podiatry services to Albury and surrounds for over 30 years, we have clinics in both Albury and Lavington.

The specialists at Riverina Podiatry Group offer personalised treatment for you and your family ranging from general footcare to sports injuries. We have been helping locals for 30 years and look forward to helping you.

Call us today to make an appointment.

General Podiatry & Foot Care

At our podiatry clinics we can advise you on the correct footwear to prevent further problems in the future. Our podiatrists can also assist in the routine care and regular maintenance of feet including skin and nails.

Providing pain-free short term management and long term prevention our treatment can cater to:

• Corn, callous and plantar wart removal
• Management of nail conditions including ingrown toenails
• Orthotic therapy
• Bunions
• Plantar fasciitis
• Aching legs and feet
• Flat feet
• Growing pains
• In-toeing and Out-toeing

Just speak with our podiatrists for more personalised advice or to discuss which type of footwear is right for you.

Other podiatry services on offer

The skilled podiatrists at Riverina Podiatry Group care for all age groups in Albury from infants to the elderly, treating all foot, ankle and leg pain. We offer accurate diagnosis, treatment and management of all conditions which may result from:

• Sporting activities
• Diabetes
• Ageing
• Childhood development

Footwear services

At Riverina Podiatry Group we can provide advice and consultation to best choose the right footwear for you. Speak with our podiatrists for more personalised advice. Below are some handy tips to get you started:

• Heel counter - The back of the shoe which encloses the heel should be firm.
• Sole – The sole should flex across the ball of the foot and should not bend through the middle or arch area.
• Toe box – The area where the toes sit should be deep enough and of sufficient width to accommodate the toes comfortably.
• Fitting – A shoe is of correct length when there is up to a full thumb width between the longest toe and the end of the shoe.
• Fastening mechanism – So that the feet can be held firmly in the back of the shoes, it is essential to have either laces, Velcro straps or straps with buckles.
• Materials – Ensure that shoes are made from materials which breathe such as leather.
• Socks and hosiery – Ensure wherever possible that these have a high natural fibre content (wool or cotton).

Important note: Shoes should not be ‘broken in’. They should feel comfortable immediately.

Hours Of Operation

Consultations are available by appointment only Monday – Friday: 9.00am – 5.00pm. Saturday 8.00am - 12.00pm