Can a podiatrist come to my home?

Yes. Our podiatrists visit people at home across Perth metro, which suits people who find travelling to a clinic difficult.

NDIS Podiatry at Home in Perth: Mobile Podiatrist

Q: Is podiatry covered by the NDIS?

Podiatry can be funded by the NDIS when it is reasonable and necessary and related to your disability and plan goals. It must be delivered by an AHPRA-registered podiatrist.

Q: How much does NDIS podiatry cost?

Podiatrists charge within the NDIS price limit, which is $188.99 per hour in Perth for 2026-27, or $94.50 for a 30-minute visit. Agreed travel may also apply. Everything is confirmed in writing before you start.

In short: if your NDIS plan funds therapy and foot care is linked to your disability and goals, a podiatrist can visit you at home. Podiatry is paid from your plan within the NDIS price limit, and we confirm costs in writing first. To begin, send us a referral and we'll call you back.

What a podiatrist can help with

Nail & skin care

Safe care for nails, corns and calluses that are hard to manage yourself.

Footwear & orthotics

Advice on shoes and supports for comfort and safer walking.

Mobility & falls

Foot health that helps you stay steady and active.

Regular check-ups

Ongoing visits so small problems don't become big ones.

Why podiatry at home?

No trips to a clinic: ideal if travel is tiring, painful or needs a carer.
Comfortable and familiar: care happens where you feel at ease.
Family and carers can be there and learn how to look after your feet between visits.

Where we visit in Perth

Our podiatrists visit across Perth metro, from the northern suburbs to the southern suburbs, and many areas in between. Not sure if we cover your suburb? Ask us, as our network keeps growing.

What it costs your NDIS plan

Podiatrists charge within the NDIS price limit, which is $188.99 per hour in Perth for 2026–27, or $94.50 for a 30-minute visit. Because the podiatrist travels to you, some travel time may also be claimed, but only if it's agreed with you first. Everything is written in a service agreement before your first visit.

Works with every way you manage your plan

Self-managed: you receive the invoice and claim from your plan.
Plan-managed: invoices go to your plan manager.
NDIA-managed: supports are delivered and claimed through our registered partner, Active Help Pty Ltd (Registered NDIS Provider No. 4050027031).

You don't need a GP referral. You, a family member, a support coordinator or a plan manager can refer.

Book podiatry at home

Tell us what you need and the best time to call. We'll match you with a podiatrist who visits your area.

Make a referral →

Frequently asked questions

Is podiatry covered by the NDIS?

Podiatry can be funded when it's reasonable and necessary and related to your disability and plan goals. It must be delivered by an AHPRA-registered podiatrist.

How much does NDIS podiatry cost?

Within the NDIS price limit, $188.99 per hour in Perth for 2026–27, or $94.50 for a 30-minute visit. Agreed travel may also apply. Everything is confirmed in writing first.

How often will the podiatrist visit?

It depends on your needs and your plan. Many people have regular visits every few weeks. We'll agree a schedule with you.

Can NDIA-managed participants use MyCare Plus?

Yes. Supports for NDIA-managed participants are delivered and claimed through our registered partner, Active Help Pty Ltd.

Price limit from the NDIS Pricing Schedule 2026–27. Prices can change. General information only. MyCare Plus is not a registered NDIS provider and is not the NDIA.