Active Feet Podiatry is a podiatry practice established by Alexis Medina in 2007. We have most recently moved into a conveniently located multidisciplinary health practice in Railway Parade, Kiama. At Active Feet Podiatry our aim is to provide you with a comfortable treatment environment, one where we are dedicated to providing thorough, friendly, professional and honest advice.
We are university trained to assess, diagnose, treat and rehabilitate all injuries and pathologies of the lower limb. This can range from general foot care, to more comprehensive and complex podiatric complications. Active Feet Podiatry aims to find a permanent solution to your foot problems, not just alleviate the pain temporarily.
We are university trained to assess, diagnose, treat and rehabilitate all injuries and pathologies of the lower limb. This can range from general foot care, to more comprehensive and complex podiatric complications. Active Feet Podiatry aims to find a permanent solution to your foot problems, not just alleviate the pain temporarily.
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Alexis graduated from The University of Western Sydney (Podiatry) in 2005. Since then she has worked in numerous clinics ranging from private practice, community health, hospitals and aged care facilities. On first graduating she was part of a team that provided fly in, fly out podiatry services to Dubbo, Nyngan, Cobar, Brewarrina, Walgett, Lightning Ridge and Bourke.
Services and treatment plans are generated on individual patient needs. They are established to help our patients return to normal activities as quickly as possible. We use different modalities to diagnose the foot/leg problems. We use a variety of treatment modalities to help our patients return to activities.
What do podiatrists do? Podiatrists are university trained allied health practitioners who assess, diagnose and treat health complications affecting the feet and lower limb. The average adult takes 4000 to 6000 steps a day which can result in 75-80% of the adult population having some form of foot and or leg problem.
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