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Biomedical Sports Podiatry We focus on targeting symptoms and enabling change through long term solutions.

🇬🇷 Back in Greece for another year of learning! 🦶It’s great to be back in Greece attending the 7th Panhellenic Podiatry ...
17/10/2026

🇬🇷 Back in Greece for another year of learning! 🦶

It’s great to be back in Greece attending the 7th Panhellenic Podiatry Conference in Athens.

One of the things I love about podiatry is that there’s always something new to learn. No matter how long you’ve been practising, there’s always room to improve, pick up new ideas and learn from others.

Ingrown toenail pain? Meet Maddy at Biomedical Sports PodiatryA painful ingrown toenail can make shoes uncomfortable and...
17/10/2026

Ingrown toenail pain?

Meet Maddy at Biomedical Sports Podiatry

A painful ingrown toenail can make shoes uncomfortable and walking difficult. Madison (Maddy) Wyatt can assess your toenail, discuss treatment options and advise whether nail surgery is appropriate.

Maddy holds AHPRA endorsement for scheduled medicines, allowing her to prescribe from a restricted range of medicines for relevant podiatric conditions within her scope. This supports timely access to medication when clinically appropriate.

Your appointment is an opportunity to discuss your symptoms, treatment options and ongoing care.

Wednesdays and Thursdays from 21 October 2026
Unit 62, 12–16 Wallis Street, Forster
0466 691 935
🔗 Book an appointment
https://earlwood-sports-podiatry.au3.cliniko.com/bookings

Biomedical Sports Podiatry — welcoming new patients.

Could orthotic therapy help you move more comfortably?Foot discomfort can affect your daily walks, work and favourite ac...
13/10/2026

Could orthotic therapy help you move more comfortably?

Foot discomfort can affect your daily walks, work and favourite activities. At Biomedical Sports Podiatry, we take the time to understand your symptoms, footwear, activity levels and goals.

Our new podiatrist, Madison (Maddy) Wyatt, offers biomechanical assessments, gait and footwear assessments, and orthotic therapy and reviews.

Your assessment helps determine whether orthotics are suitable for you and how they may fit into your individual treatment plan. Already wearing orthotics? Maddy can review their fit, comfort and suitability for your current needs.

New patients welcome, including NDIS participants and home care package clients with appropriate funding.

📅 Wednesdays and Thursdays from 21 October 2026
📍 Unit 62, 12–16 Wallis Street, Forster
📞 0466 691 935
🔗 Book an appointment https://earlwood-sports-podiatry.au3.cliniko.com/bookings

Care that considers your feet, your activities and your goals.

https://earlwood-sports-podiatry.au3.cliniko.com/bookings

Living with diabetes? Give your feet some attentionFoot care is an important part of managing diabetes—even when your fe...
11/10/2026

Living with diabetes? Give your feet some attention

Foot care is an important part of managing diabetes—even when your feet feel comfortable.

Madison (Maddy) Wyatt joins Biomedical Sports Podiatry with experience in community health, acute hospital care and private practice, and a particular interest in diabetic foot care and high-risk foot management.

Maddy offers:

Diabetic foot assessments
Nail and skin care
Footwear advice
Guidance on looking after your feet at home
Follow-up care tailored to your needs

Whether you’re due for a foot assessment or need help managing your nails and skin, we welcome new patients, including NDIS participants and home care package clients, subject to funding arrangements.

Unit 62, 12–16 Wallis Street, Forster
0466 691 935
Book an appointment
https://earlwood-sports-podiatry.au3.cliniko.com/bookings

Meet Maddy — joining Biomedical Sports Podiatry in Forster! We’re pleased to welcome Madison (Maddy) Wyatt, who will be ...
08/10/2026

Meet Maddy — joining Biomedical Sports Podiatry in Forster!

We’re pleased to welcome Madison (Maddy) Wyatt, who will be available on Wednesdays and Thursdays from Wednesday, 21 October 2026.

With Maddy joining our team, we have more appointments available and are welcoming new patients, including NDIS participants and clients receiving support through home care packages.

Maddy graduated with Distinction in a Bachelor of Podiatric Medicine from Charles Sturt University in 2018. Her experience spans community health, acute hospital care and private practice, with a particular interest in high-risk foot management and diabetic foot care.

In 2025, Maddy received her AHPRA endorsement for scheduled medicines, allowing her to prescribe from a restricted range of medicines for relevant foot and lower-limb conditions within her podiatry scope.

Maddy can help with:

Routine nail and skin care
General podiatry assessments and treatment
Diabetic foot assessments and high-risk foot care
Biomechanical assessments
Gait and footwear assessments
Orthotic therapy and reviews

Originally from Gippsland, Victoria, Maddy enjoys beach outings with her husband, Leigh, and their dog, Fergie. She’s also a keen sports fan and loves travelling.

Join us in welcoming Maddy to the team!

Biomedical Sports Podiatry
Unit 62, 12–16 Wallis Street, Forster
0466 691 935
Book online

No referral needed for private appointments. Please contact our team to discuss NDIS or home care package arrangements.

SHARP PAIN IN THE BALL OF YOUR FOOT?Forefoot and nerve-related pain can make every step uncomfortable.Are you experienci...
01/10/2026

SHARP PAIN IN THE BALL OF YOUR FOOT?

Forefoot and nerve-related pain can make every step uncomfortable.

Are you experiencing:

• Sharp, stabbing or shooting pain?
• Burning or tingling in the ball of your foot or toes?
• Numbness or unusual sensations?
• The feeling of walking on a pebble or having something inside your shoe?
• Pain that becomes worse in tight footwear or during activity?

You may have already tried wider shoes, cushioned footwear, reducing aggravating activities or massaging the foot. If these measures have failed to reduce your symptoms—or the pain keeps returning—it may be time for a professional assessment.

At Biomedical Sports Podiatry Forster, you’ll receive dedicated, one-on-one care. We take the time to understand:

• Where and when your pain occurs
• The type and intensity of your symptoms
• How your work, exercise and daily activities affect your pain
• Your footwear and previous treatment attempts
• Your activity levels and personal recovery goals

Your assessment may include examining the painful area, foot posture, joint movement, muscle function, walking pattern, footwear and how pressure is distributed across your forefoot.

This detailed approach helps us identify the individual factors contributing to your symptoms and develop a treatment plan specifically for you—not a one-size-fits-all approach.

Treatment may include footwear advice, pressure offloading, activity modification, exercise rehabilitation, taping or orthotic therapy, depending on your individual assessment.

Unit 62, 12–16 Wallis Street, Forster
0466 691 935
www.biomedicalsportspodiatry.com.au
Book online: https://earlwood-sports-podiatry.au3.cliniko.com/bookings

No referral is required. Book your personalised forefoot pain assessment today.

🦶 HEEL OR ARCH PAIN?Are you experiencing:• Pain with your first steps in the morning?• Aching or sharp pain beneath your...
30/09/2026

🦶 HEEL OR ARCH PAIN?

Are you experiencing:

• Pain with your first steps in the morning?
• Aching or sharp pain beneath your heel or arch?
• Burning, tingling or unusual sensations in your foot?
• Pain when walking, working or exercising?

You may have already tried conservative options, such as supportive footwear, reducing aggravating activities or gently rolling a massage ball beneath your foot and along the arch.

If these measures have failed to reduce your symptoms—or the pain keeps returning—it may be time for a professional assessment.

At Biomedical Sports Podiatry Forster, you’ll receive dedicated, one-on-one care. We take the time to understand:

• When and how your symptoms began
• The location and type of pain you experience
• How the pain affects your work, exercise and daily activities
• Your footwear and previous treatment attempts
• Your activity levels and personal recovery goals

Your assessment may include examining your foot posture, joint movement, muscle strength, walking pattern, footwear and the way your feet manage load during everyday activities or sport.

This detailed approach helps us identify the individual factors contributing to your heel or arch pain. We can then develop a treatment plan specifically for your needs, lifestyle and goals—not a one-size-fits-all approach.

Depending on your assessment, treatment may include footwear advice, activity modifications, exercise rehabilitation, taping, orthotic therapy, joint mobilisation or shockwave therapy.

📍 Unit 62, 12–16 Wallis Street, Forster
📞 0466 691 935
🌐 www.biomedicalsportspodiatry.com.au
📅 Book online: https://earlwood-sports-podiatry.au3.cliniko.com/bookings

No referral is required.

ACHILLES PAIN HOLDING YOU BACK?Pain or stiffness at the back of the heel can make walking, exercising and everyday activ...
31/08/2026

ACHILLES PAIN HOLDING YOU BACK?
Pain or stiffness at the back of the heel can make walking, exercising and everyday activities difficult.
For mild Achilles pain, start with sensible home care:
✓ Gentle calf stretches
✓ Gradual calf-raise strengthening
✓ Reduce activities that aggravate the pain
✓ Allow adequate recovery time
If the pain isn’t improving, keeps returning, worsens or limits your walking, it may be time for professional help.
Biomedical Sports Podiatry can assess the cause of your Achilles pain and develop an individual treatment and strengthening plan to help you return to activity safely.
📍 Forster
📞 0466 691 935
🌐 biomedicalsportspodiatry.com.au
No referral required.

HEEL PAIN SLOWING YOU DOWN?Heel pain can make those first steps in the morning—or simply getting through the day—uncomfo...
24/08/2026

HEEL PAIN SLOWING YOU DOWN?
Heel pain can make those first steps in the morning—or simply getting through the day—uncomfortable.
For mild heel pain, you may have already tried:
Resting or reducing aggravating activities
Wearing supportive shoes instead of flat or unsupportive footwear
Gently stretching the calf and the bottom of the foot
Applying ice for 10–15 minutes
Rolling the foot over a frozen water bottle or massage ballUsing over-the-counter heel cushions or insoles
These home treatments may provide temporary relief, but they do not always address the underlying cause.
If your heel pain is persistent, worsening, repeatedly returning, or affecting your walking, work or exercise, it may be time to consult a professional.
At Biomedical Sports Podiatry, we assess how your feet and lower limbs move to identify factors contributing to your heel pain. Treatment may include:
🔹 Biomechanical and gait assessment
🔹 Footwear advice
🔹 Stretching and strengthening programs
🔹 Manual therapy and joint mobilisation
🔹 Shockwave therapy
🔹 Taping or customised foot orthoses, when appropriate
📍 Biomedical Sports Podiatry – Forster
📞 0466 691 935
🌐 www.biomedicalsportspodiatry.com.au
No referral is required.
Don’t let heel pain become your new normal—book an assessment today.

PAIN BETWEEN YOUR TOES?Do you experience burning, tingling, numbness, sharp pain, or the sensation that there is a pebbl...
24/08/2026

PAIN BETWEEN YOUR TOES?
Do you experience burning, tingling, numbness, sharp pain, or the sensation that there is a pebble inside your shoe?
Pain between the toes may be associated with conditions such as Morton’s neuroma, intermetatarsal bursitis, footwear pressure, or altered foot mechanics.
At Biomedical Sports Podiatry, we assess the underlying cause of your symptoms and develop a personalised treatment plan to help you move more comfortably.
Our services include:
• Comprehensive biomechanical and gait assessments
• Footwear assessments and recommendations
• Custom foot orthoses
• Shockwave therapy
• Joint mobilisation and manual therapy
• Dry needling
• Taping and padding
• Strengthening and rehabilitation programs
• Referrals for imaging or further medical assessment when required
Don’t let forefoot pain stop you from walking, exercising, or enjoying your day.
No referral is required.
Book an appointment today:
📍 Forster Clinic
Unit 62, 12–16 Wallis Street, Forster NSW
📞 0466 691 935
🌐 www.biomedicalsportspodiatry.com.au

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Unit 62, 12-16 Wallis Street
Forster, NSW
2428

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 1pm - 8pm
Sunday 1pm - 8pm

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