Diabetic Foot Care
If you have diabetes, regular podiatry care is important. Our podiatristsassess your feet for signs of problems and help guide appropriate next steps where needed.
Full
Doppler
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Diabetic Foot Assessments and Care
Regular checks to monitor foot health, identify problems early and supportongoing care.
If you have diabetes, it's important to see a podiatrist regularly. Your feet are thefurthest from your heart and spinal cord, and if there is a problem, our podiatrist scan assess whether something may be wrong and guide appropriate next steps.
Our diabetic foot care assessments include visual and physical checks, vascularand neurological screening, and ongoing monitoring to help assess risk and identify concerns early.
Visual and physical checks- Visual and physical checks
- Report sent to GP
- Ongoing monitoring
Our Treatment Process
A thorough assessment, vascular and neurological screening, and clear GP reporting.
As part of your diabetic foot care assessment, we complete a range of visual and physical checks, assess your level of risk, and provide guidance on any next steps that may be needed.
Visual and physical checks
Pedal pulses assessment
Capillary refill and neurological testing
Visual foot health review
History taking and deformity checks
GP reporting and next steps
Why choose DanEverson Podiatry for diabetic foot care
Thorough vascular and neurological assessments, GP reporting and ongoing monitoring — across our Sunshine Coast and Brisbane clinics.
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Available across Sunshine Coast and Brisbane clinics
Clear pricing for diabetic foot care
For any questions related to podiatry for diabetics, simply contact us today.
Our team can guide you on assessment costs and any further care that may be recommended.
Assessment & care needs
Find a Clinic Near You
Diabetic foot care is available across our Sunshine Coast and Brisbane clinics.
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Noosa
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Maroochydore
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Caloundra
Diabetic Foot Care FAQs
If you have diabetes, it is important to have your feet checked regularly. Podiatry assessments can help identify problems early and guide the next steps if concerns are found.
Yes. More detailed ultrasound Doppler assessments can be included on request.
Wound healing can be affected in people with diabetes. Regular foot care and monitoring play an important role in maintaining foot health and identifying concerns early.
Useful day-to-day foot care steps include:
- don’t walk around in bare feet
- wash and dry your feet daily
- wear clean socks
- check your shoes are in good order
- use moisturiser daily, but not between the toes
Diabetic foot care is available at our clinics in Noosa, Nambour, Maroochydore, Deception Bay, Taringa and Caloundra.
Your assessment may include visual and physical checks, pedal pulses assessment, capillary refill checks, neurological pressure testing with a 10g monofilament, history taking, and review of musculoskeletal deformities.
Yes. We send a report to your GP outlining your risk as low, medium or high, and provide further reporting if additional testing is needed.
Time permitting, we may provide a general treatment, discuss any further testing required, and advise whether you should see your GP as soon as possible.
We check for things like callus, dry skin, hair growth, nail condition, pain, numbness, pins and needles, pain when walking, and musculoskeletal deformities such as clawed toes and HAV.
Book your diabetic foot care assessment today
Regular foot checks can help identify problems early and support ongoing care if you have diabetes.
6 clinic locations- Doppler ultrasound available
- GP reporting included
- No referral required
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