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Darwin Podiatry Case Study

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Darwin Podiatry is the largest and longest established clinic in the Northern Territory. Locally-owned and run by the Principal Podiatrist Sally Sunits, we are committed to providing the most advanced and current foot care treatments for all. Darwin Podiatry has two Darwin-based Clinical sites, one in the CBD of Darwin and one in Berrimah with a total of 4 clinical rooms and two biomechanics laboratories including a gait platform for bike and walking analysis. In addition to our private practices we also fulfill a publically-funded NTGovernment health contract to provide high quality foot care services to remote indigenous communities around the Top End. From diabetic foot assessments, ulcer management, health promotion and involvement in

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