Knee, leg and foot
Knee, Leg & Foot
Revisit what your body is telling you
Our feet and lower limbs take on a lot. Every time we walk, run or stand for long periods, we place demands on our muscles, joints and connective tissue that can add up over time.
Issues may develop for many reasons, such as a sports injury, a misstep on a morning run, overuse at work, or a condition that’s been present for some time.
Whatever’s going on, our experienced team is here to support you. At reHealth, we take your concerns seriously and work alongside you to understand your needs and build a personalised path forward.
Knee, Leg & Foot
What we're here for
We support a wide range of lower limb conditions, from injuries and sprains to blisters, warts and more. Whatever you're dealing with, we’re here for you every step of the way.
Knee
- Knee pain
- Osgood Schlatters
- Stiffness
- Runners knee
- Overuse injuries
- Lower limb sprains and fractures
Leg
- Growing pains
- Shin splints
- Calf pain
- Adductor injuries
- Hamstring injuries
- Muscle contusions
Foot care
- Ankle pain
- Heel pain
- Plantar fasciitis
- Bunions
- Achilles tendonitis
- Bursitis
- Morton's neuroma
- Flat feet and high arches
- Gait and biomechanics
- Toe walking and in-toeing
- Poor balance
Skin, nails and health
- Ingrown toenails
- Fungal nails
- Warts or verrucae
- Corns and callouses
- Cracked heels
- Tinea or athlete's foot
- Blisters and ulcers
- Chilblains
- Diabetes and neuropathy
- Gout management
- Oedema and swelling
- Rheumatoid arthritis
- Osteoarthritis
Knee, Leg & Foot
What your treatment
may look like
We work with people of all ages, from children and teenage athletes through to adults managing chronic conditions and older Australians wanting to stay active.
Your practitioner will take the time to understand what’s going on, look at the full picture, and connect you with the right members of our team.
For knee and leg concerns, your care may involve physiotherapy, myotherapy, exercise physiology or osteopathy. For knee, leg, foot and ankle concerns, your care may involve physiotherapy, myotherapy, exercise physiology, osteopathy, chiropractic care or podiatry depending on your symptoms and goals. Because we take a whole body approach, treatment is tailored to the individual, with practitioners working together where needed to support the best outcome.
For persistent pain, we may also draw on advanced treatments like shockwave therapy or high-powered laser therapy.
Podiatry
Our experienced podiatrists assess how your feet and movement patterns may be contributing to your symptoms, offering tailored foot care for patients across all age groups.
Physiotherapy
Using hands-on techniques and manual therapy, our physiotherapists work with you in an effort to understand what's behind your knee, leg or foot concern.
Osteopathy
Osteopathic treatment takes a whole body view. Your osteopath will look at how your hips, pelvis and spine may be placing strain on your lower limbs.
Chiropractic
Focused on the joints of the knee, ankle, and foot, our chiropractors work on easing discomfort and supporting your day-to-day movement.
Myotherapy
Myotherapy may target muscle tension through the calves, hamstrings and surrounding tissue with hands-on techniques such as soft tissue massage and more.
Exercise physiology
Our exercise physiologists design tailored programs aimed at building strength and stability in the legs, knees and feet.
Clinical Pilates
Supervised movement and targeted exercise may help improve lower limb strength, balance and control.
Rehabilitation gym
We work alongside you using personalised programs and rehabilitation exercises designed to help rebuild strength and confidence in how you move.
Advanced services
For persistent lower limb concerns, we use advanced techniques that may help ease discomfort and support your recovery.
Common knee, leg and foot questions
What is Morton's neuroma?
Can flat feet cause knee or leg pain?
Can the wrong footwear cause lower limb pain?
Can poor posture affect my feet and lower limbs?
Do your podiatry services support people with orthotics?
When should I see someone about my knee, leg or foot pain?
How do I know which treatment may be right for me?
Is your clinic suitable for the whole family?
Where are your clinics located?