Campsie Podiatrist & Orthotics
Campsie residents visit our Bankstown clinic for help with heel pain, arch pain, children’s foot posture and sports injuries. Our clinic at 1/50 Kitchener Parade, Bankstown is about 6 km west of Campsie, usually reached via Canterbury Road. Assessment focuses on finding the factors behind your symptoms, including whether orthotic therapy may help.
- Biomechanical & gait assessment
- Custom & prefabricated orthotic options
- Adults, athletes & children
Conditions Where Orthotics May Help Campsie Patients
Many people from Campsie work in retail, hospitality, health and trades roles that involve long hours on their feet, so heel and arch pain are common concerns. Orthotic therapy is often part of management for bunions, Foot Fatigue in Sport, achilles tendon pain, alongside footwear advice, strengthening and stretching.
Bunions
Orthoses and footwear changes may help redistribute forefoot pressure and improve comfort. They are not expected to straighten a bunion.
Learn more about bunionsFoot Fatigue in Sport
Supportive orthoses and the right sports footwear may help active kids play longer with less aching.
Learn more about foot fatigue sport in childrenAchilles Tendon Pain
Heel raises and orthoses may be used short term to reduce Achilles tendon load while a strengthening program is progressed.
Learn more about Achilles tendon painPlantar Heel Pain
Heel cups, cushioning and custom foot orthoses may be considered to reduce heel loading for people who stand or walk for long periods.
Learn more about plantar heel painPlantar Fasciitis
Arch-supporting orthoses may help reduce strain on the plantar fascia and ease first-step heel pain, alongside stretching and load management.
Learn more about plantar fasciitisMorton’s Neuroma
Orthoses with metatarsal padding and wider footwear may help reduce pressure on the irritated nerve between the toes.
Learn more about Morton’s neuromaHow Orthotic Therapy Works for Campsie Patients
Foot orthoses are shoe inserts designed to change how load is shared through the foot and lower limb. They may reduce strain on painful tissues, support foot posture and improve comfort during walking, work and sport.
- Assessment – history, foot posture, joint range, strength and a gait assessment.
- Discussion – whether orthoses are likely to help, and whether prefabricated or custom devices suit your needs.
- Fitting – orthoses are fitted to your everyday, work or sports footwear.
- Review – comfort and symptoms are reviewed, with adjustments where needed. Children’s orthoses are reviewed as feet grow.
Read our orthotics guide or learn more about orthotic therapy.
Getting to Our Clinic from Campsie
Campsie’s busy Beamish Street shopping strip means many locals walk and stand for long periods. Campsie residents can reach our Bankstown clinic via Canterbury Road.
- 1/50 Kitchener Parade, Bankstown NSW 2200
- About 6 km from Campsie via Canterbury Road
- Street parking nearby
- (02) 9060 6670
We also see patients from nearby Belmore, Canterbury, Lakemba, Ashfield and Wiley Park.
Foot & Ankle Conditions We Assess for Campsie Patients
Adult, sports and children’s podiatry conditions, including those commonly managed with orthoses.
Why Campsie Residents Choose Our Clinic
- Convenient Bankstown location, 6 km from Campsie
- Evidence-informed assessment and treatment planning
- Orthotic therapy considered only where clinically appropriate
- Care for adults, athletes and children
- Support for self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants
- Clear explanations and shared decision-making
Campsie Podiatry & Orthotics – FAQs
Information on this page is general in nature and is not a substitute for individual assessment. Outcomes vary between individuals.
Visit Our Clinic
Conveniently located for patients from Campsie and surrounding suburbs. We offer onsite parking and easy access.
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Clinic Address
1/50 Kitchener Parade,
Bankstown NSW 2200 -
Phone Number
(02) 9060 6670
Suburbs We Serve Near Bankstown
Book an Appointment
If you live in Campsie and would like an assessment for heel pain, children’s foot concerns, sports injuries or to discuss whether orthotics may help, please get in touch.