Power Podiatry Group provides experienced private podiatry care from two Melbourne clinics in Brighton and Frankston. Our podiatrists assess and treat foot and lower-limb pain, ingrown toenails, children's foot concerns, skin and nail conditions, diabetes-related foot concerns and problems requiring orthotics.
Power Podiatry Group provides experienced private podiatry care from two Melbourne clinics in Brighton and Frankston. Our podiatrists assess and treat foot and lower-limb pain, ingrown toenails, children's foot concerns, skin and nail conditions, diabetes-related foot concerns and problems requiring orthotics.
Power Podiatry Group provides experienced private podiatry care from two Melbourne clinics in Brighton and Frankston. Our podiatrists assess and treat foot and lower-limb pain, ingrown toenails, children's foot concerns, skin and nail conditions, diabetes-related foot concerns and problems requiring orthotics.
Meet The Team
Our practitioners bring together clinical skill, experience, and a thoughtful approach to podiatric care. Each member of the team is committed to delivering treatment that is precise, personalised, and grounded in best practice.
By understanding how each patient moves, lives, and functions day to day, our practitioners develop treatment plans that are practical, effective, and aligned with individual needs.
| Monday | 7:30 am–7 pm |
| Tuesday | 8:30 am–6 pm |
| Wednesday | 9 am–6 pm |
| Thursday | 8 am–6 pm |
| Friday | 8 am–7 pm |
| Saturday | 8 am–1 pm |
| Sunday | Closed |
Located on Bay Street in Brighton, our Bayside Melbourne clinic welcomes patients from Brighton, Elwood, Hampton, Sandringham, Bentleigh and surrounding suburbs.
Book Brighton →| Monday | 9 am–5 pm |
| Tuesday | 9 am–5 pm |
| Wednesday | 8 am–5 pm |
| Thursday | 9 am–5 pm |
| Friday | 9 am–4 pm |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Located in central Frankston, our clinic also serves patients from Mount Eliza, Mornington, Langwarrin and communities across Melbourne's south-east and the Mornington Peninsula.
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Podiatry built around better explanations and considered care
Power Podiatry Group was founded by Stacey Power in 2022 after more than a decade working in private practice.
Stacey wanted to create a clinic where patients had time to explain what was concerning them, understand what their assessment showed and feel clear about the next step. That approach now guides the care provided across both Power Podiatry clinics.
We consider your symptoms, health, footwear, activity and movement to understand what may be contributing to the concern.
Your podiatrist will explain what the assessment shows and talk you through the available options.
Care may include hands-on treatment, exercises, footwear advice, nail or skin treatment, orthotics or ongoing monitoring, depending on the condition.
Our team treats adults, children, athletes and older patients, adapting care to each stage of life.
Your Questions, Answered
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No. You can book a private appointment at either Power Podiatry clinic without a GP referral.
Eligible patients may receive Medicare rebates for podiatry services when referred through a GP Chronic Condition Management Plan. Private health extras may also include podiatry, depending on your fund and level of cover.
This is accurate, direct and extractable. Current MBS arrangements provide eligible podiatry services under a GP Chronic Condition Management Plan, with limited transitional recognition of earlier plans.
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Medicare rebates are available if your GP refers you under a Chronic Condition Management Plan — talk to your GP about eligibility. Private health extras often cover podiatry too, depending on your fund and level of cover. Check your policy or ask us and we can help you figure out what applies.
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Your first visit starts with a conversation about what's bothering you and your general health history, followed by a physical assessment of your feet and how you walk. You'll leave with a clear plan — what's going on, what we recommend, and what happens next.
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Yes. We see children for everything from in-toeing and growing pains to ingrown toenails and general foot checks, at both our Brighton and Frankston clinics.
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No. You can book a private appointment at either Power Podiatry clinic without a GP referral. Eligible patients may receive Medicare rebates for podiatry services when referred through a GP Chronic Condition Management Plan. Private health extras may also include podiatry, depending on your fund and level of cover.
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The good news? With the right care, cracked heels are very treatable.