Podiatry Clinic in Singapore | Expert Foot Care

No referral is needed to book a private podiatry consultation in Singapore. However, some insurance policies may require one for claims, so we recommend checking with your provider beforehand. If you have a referral, please inform our team when booking and bring it to your appointment.

At UFIT Podiatry, an initial consultation starts from $260 for 30 minutes, or $360 for a full 60-minute session. Review consultations start from $180. Book online and save $20 on your first consultation (T&Cs apply). For prescription devices, 3D-printed custom foot orthotics start from $980 per pair, and Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy sessions start from $300. 

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Bring any relevant scan results, test results, or referral notes from your GP or healthcare professional to allow for a thorough history review. We also recommend bringing footwear relevant to your daily activities, such as running shoes, school shoes, or sports boots, as these can provide valuable insight during your assessment.

A typical podiatry session usually lasts around 60 minutes. However, the duration may vary depending on the patient’s condition and specific requirements. Our team takes the time to assess each individual’s needs thoroughly, to design comprehensive and effective care tailored to their unique circumstances.

Sports podiatry focuses on diagnosing and treating foot, ankle, and lower limb conditions that affect athletic performance. It is suitable for athletes, runners, and anyone experiencing movement-related lower limb pain. Through gait analysis, custom orthotics, and targeted treatment plans, our sports podiatrists help you recover effectively and return to activity with confidence.

Absolutely! Podiatry assessments for children, even without apparent pain, are highly beneficial and our team is highly experienced in assessing children's lower limbs. Early intervention can help identify and address potential developmental or biomechanical issues that may impact your child's foot health in the long run.

No, your child is never too young for a podiatry consultation. At UFIT Podiatry, we specialise in assessing and caring for the foot health of individuals of all ages. Even in the absence of specific concerns or pain, early podiatric consultations for young children can help detect and address potential developmental or biomechanical issues.

A podiatrist specialises exclusively in the foot, ankle, and lower limb, offering non-surgical, biomechanical, and rehabilitative care in Singapore. An orthopaedic doctor covers the broader musculoskeletal system and is trained in surgical intervention. For foot pain, gait concerns, lower limb injuries, a podiatry specialist at an accredited clinic is often the most direct and appropriate first point of contact.

UFIT Podiatry does not currently offer direct billing services. However, we are recognised by all major insurance providers. Our services operate on a self-pay basis, and patients are required to settle payments directly at the time of service.

For insurance claims, we provide all necessary documentation, and patients can seek reimbursement from their insurance providers according to their policy terms. Feel free to contact us for any additional information or assistance in this process.

Our podiatrists are qualified to perform various surgical procedures on the foot including minor nail surgeries for ingrown toenails and plantar wart removals. We specialise in using non-invasive techniques to optimise recovery and ensure patients have minimal downtime so they can get back to doing the things they love quickly.

Sports podiatry addresses the underlying biomechanical causes of athletic injuries, not just the symptoms. Custom orthotics in Singapore, footwear recommendations, targeted exercises and sports physiotherapy in Singapore are used to restore function, improve stability, and support a safe, confident return to sport.

Coverage for podiatry services can vary depending on your specific insurance plan and provider in Singapore. Many insurance policies do offer coverage for medically necessary podiatry treatments, particularly when addressing specific conditions, injuries or chronic illnesses like diabetes.

It's advisable to check directly with your insurance provider to understand the extent of your coverage, including any referral requirements, co-payments or limitations for consultations, treatments and custom orthotics provided by a podiatry clinic.