Mobile Foot Care: Your Complete Guide to At-Home Podiatry Services

Our feet are the foundation of our independence, yet for many seniors, NDIS participants, or those recovering from surgery, visiting a traditional podiatry clinic is a significant challenge. Mobile foot care bridges this gap by bringing university-qualified podiatrists directly to your home. At On The Go Rehabilitation Services, we provide a “clinic on wheels” across Perth, ensuring that expert foot health is accessible, sterile, and convenient.

What is Mobile Podiatry?

A mobile podiatrist is a university-trained allied health professional who specializes in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of foot and lower limb conditions. Using portable, hospital-grade sterilized equipment, they perform the same clinical procedures in your living room that you would receive in a fixed medical facility.

Specialized Mobile Foot Care Services

Our team brings over 55 years of combined clinical experience to your door, specializing in:

  • General Foot Maintenance: Professional management of long or thickened nails, and the painless removal of corns and calluses.

  • Diabetic Foot Care: Essential neurovascular assessments to check circulation and nerve sensation, preventing serious complications like ulcers.

  • Ingrown Toenail Treatment: Safe, sterile procedures to alleviate pain and prevent infection.

  • Biomechanical Assessments: Evaluating your walking pattern (gait) to prescribe custom orthotics or recommend supportive footwear.

  • Wound Management: Specialized dressing and treatment for chronic ulcers or post-surgical wounds.


Why Choose Mobile Foot Care Over a Clinic?

For many Perth residents, the convenience of a home visit is more than just a luxury—it is the key to consistent health.

Feature Mobile “On The Go” Podiatry Traditional Foot Clinic
Travel Stress Zero – No driving or parking required High – Traffic and mobility hurdles
Hygiene Standards Hospital-grade sterile portable kits Fixed clinical environment
Footwear Review We assess the shoes you actually wear You only bring one pair to a clinic
Environment Comfort and privacy of your home Clinical, sometimes crowded setting
Wait Times No waitlists; start today Often weeks or months for intake
Scheduling 7-day service; flexible hours Standard 9–5 business hours

The Link Between Foot Health and Falls Prevention

In-home podiatry is a critical component of falls prevention for seniors and those with disabilities. Painful feet or long toenails can change the way you walk, leading to instability. Our podiatrists work alongside our Physiotherapists and Occupational Therapists as part of an “Allied Care Solution” to ensure you are safe and balanced in your own home.

Accessible Funding for Perth Families

We believe that professional foot care should be financially accessible to everyone. Our services are accepted by:

  1. NDIS Registered Provider: Supporting participants with permanent and significant disabilities.

  2. Home Care Packages (HCP): Helping seniors use Level 1–4 funding to stay mobile and “age in place.”

  3. Medicare (CDM): GP-referred rebated sessions for chronic condition management (e.g., Diabetes).

  4. DVA Support: Gold-standard care for our local veteran community.

  5. Private Health Insurance: Immediate on-the-spot claims for all major funds.

Why Choose ‘On The Go’ for Your Foot Care?

At On The Go Rehabilitation Services, we understand that every home in Perth is different. By treating you in your own environment, we can identify real-world hazards—like slippery tiles or trip-inducing slippers—that a clinic-based therapist might miss. With no waiting lists and coverage spanning from Mandurah to Two Rocks, we make your foot health our priority.


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is mobile podiatry as sterile as a clinic?

Yes. All instruments used by our mobile podiatrists undergo rigorous hospital-grade sterilization (autoclaving). We bring a fresh, sterile pack for every single patient visit.

Do I need to provide any equipment?

No. Our podiatrists bring everything required, including a portable footrest, clinical lighting, and all treatment tools. We only ask for a comfortable chair for you to sit in.

How often should I have a foot care visit?

For general maintenance and nail care, most clients benefit from a visit every 6 to 10 weeks. High-risk patients, such as those with advanced Diabetes, may require more frequent monitoring.

Do I need a doctor’s referral?

For private or NDIS-funded sessions, no referral is required. However, if you wish to claim a Medicare rebate, you will need a referral from your GP.


Take the First Step Toward Pain-Free Mobility

Don’t let foot pain or the stress of travel stop you from receiving the care you need. Experience the professional, personalized treatment that comes to you.

Contact On The Go Rehabilitation Services:

Call us today to schedule your in-home podiatry assessment and keep your feet healthy and mobile in Perth.