Specialist Podiatry Care in Singapore Since 2004
Podiatrist in Singapore for Foot Pain, Sports Injuries and Lower Limb Problems
Singapore’s specialist podiatry clinic for foot, ankle, and lower-limb care for adults and children. Precise assessment. Personalised plans. Advanced clinical diagnostic tools.
• Since 2004
• UK-trained podiatrist
• Raffles consulting clinician
• Orchard Road clinic
01 — APPROACH
Care that starts with the root cause.
Foot pain is rarely just a foot problem. It’s shaped by how you walk, run, stand, load your legs and move in your shoes.
We look beyond the painful area, combining clinical podiatry with RehaWalk® and 3D gait analysis to map pressure, stride and lower-limb mechanics.
Whether it’s heel, Achilles, shins, bunions, diabetic concerns, or a child’s walk, you leave with a clear diagnosis, a real plan, and a better path forward.
02 — WHO WE HELP
What we treat.
Foot & heel pain
Plantar fasciitis, bunions, forefoot pain, arch pain — anything that hurts to walk or stand on.
Sports & running injuries
Achilles pain, shin splints, ankle sprains, knee loading and overuse problems in active people.
Custom orthoses & gait
Biomechanical assessment and prescriptions for orthoses for flat feet, high arches, and overpronation.
Diabetic foot care
Screening, risk assessment and ongoing care to protect long-term foot health.
Children’s foot health
Toe walking, flat feet, heel pain, in-toeing and foot concerns in growing children.
03 — WHY US
Why patients trust us.
Many conditions improve reliably once the underlying mechanical cause is found, not just the symptoms. We care for the straightforward and the persistent: common heel pain, recurring sports injuries, and gait issues that haven’t responded to rest.
Advanced diagnostics
RehaWalk® and 3D infrared gait analysis show how you load the lower limb in real-time.
Clinical leadership
Led by Tim Maiden, UK-trained podiatrist with 15+ years and a consulting role at Raffles Hospital.
Broad expertise
Sports, orthotics, diabetic care, paediatrics, skin & nails and persistent pain all under one roof.
Central & direct
Convenient Orchard Road location. Direct booking. No referral needed.
04 — ASSESSMENT
A more precise way to assess foot pain.
20+
YEARS OF PRACTICE
15+
YEARS CLINICAL EXPERIENCE
1:1
CONSULTATIONS
3D
GAIT ANALYSIS
Some foot problems are obvious. Others are layered by altered gait, pressure patterns, footwear, calf tightness, lower-limb alignment, and the way force travels through the foot under load.
RehaWalk® measures pressure distribution and gait dynamics in real time. 3D gait analysis goes deeper into movement patterns, loading asymmetry and lower
limb mechanics.
Particularly useful for recurring injury, sports pain, chronic heel pain, and custom orthotic needs and anything that hasn’t responded to rest or generic insoles
05 — SERVICES
Core services.
Targeted interventions built around precise diagnosis.
Running injuries, tendon pain, shin splints, ankle sprains, and lower-limb overload.
Prescription orthoses designed to improve mechanics, reduce strain and support efficient movement.
Ingrown toenails, fungal nail infections, corns, calluses, plantar warts and cracked heels are treated in a sterile clinical setting.
Non-surgical care for selected tendon and soft tissue conditions within a wider plan.
06 — CONDITIONS
Conditions we treat.
A podiatry assessment can identify what’s actually driving symptoms and where to go next, even if you’re not sure what’s wrong.
Foot & heel pain
Lower leg & sports
Diabetic & high-risk
07 — LEAD CLINICIAN
Meet Tim Maiden.
Lead Podiatrist, The Foot Practice · Consulting Clinician, Raffles Hospital
Tim trained in the UK and has 15+ years of experience in podiatry. His clinical work focuses on general foot care, lower-limb biomechanics, sports injury assessment, gait analysis and orthotic prescription.
He combines evidence-based podiatry with RehaWalk® and 3D infrared gait analysis to identify the drivers of pain, dysfunction, and recurrent injury in adults and children.
Patients seek Tim’s care for persistent heel pain, running injuries, Achilles tendinopathies, shin pain, foot pain, and any movement-related mechanics contributing to these conditions.
08 — PATIENT REVIEWS
What patients say.
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Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. 09 — OUR APPROACH
Your first visit.
You leave with clarity, not confusion, whether that’s footwear and exercise, orthotic support, diabetic foot care, skin/nail care or a structured sports injury plan.
01
Conversation
Detailed discussion of symptoms, activity, footwear, history and goals.
02
Clinical exam
Hands-on assessment of foot and lower limb, including biomechanical review.
03
Gait & pressure
If indicated, RehaWalk® or 3D gait analysis to see how you load the limb.
04
Plan & next steps
Clear diagnosis, what’s driving it exactly what to do next.
10 — FAQs
The questions patients frequently ask.
What conditions does a podiatrist manage?
Conditions affecting the feet, ankles and lower limbs from heel pain, bunions, sports injuries, ingrown toenails, diabetic foot concerns, children’s foot problems and gait-related pain.
Is a podiatrist a doctor?
In Singapore, a podiatrist is considered an Allied Health Professional (AHP), not a medical doctor (like an MD or MBBS). While not medical doctors, they hold degrees (often from Australia/UK), diagnose and manage foot and ankle issues, as well as conditions of the lower limbs and back, using conservative methods and orthoses, functioning as essential specialists in the healthcare system. They are highly specialised healthcare providers focused on foot and lower-limb health, working closely with doctors as needed to provide comprehensive care and medical attention, especially for conditions such as diabetes, orthopaedic surgeries, and sports injuries that require surgery or additional care.
What's the session cost of a podiatrist in Singapore?
At The Foot Practice podiatry clinic, we prioritise clear communication about our services and prices for a supportive care experience. We thoroughly discuss your condition, care plan and associated fees upfront, ensuring you make informed decisions without surprises.
Service | Fees |
Initial Consultation & Management (45 mins) | $200 |
3D Gait Analysis | $450 |
Biomechanical Assessment | $300 |
Dry Needling | $250 |
Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy (Radial) | $400 |
Orthoses Biomechanical Assessment & Fitting | $200 |
Prescription Insoles and Custom Orthoses | $350 to $700 |
Wound Care | $250 |
Note, fees may change, so feel free to contact us with any questions before your appointment.
Do I need a referral letter to see a podiatrist?
Are podiatrists covered under insurance?
Podiatry services at a leading clinic in Singapore, such as The Foot Practice, are often covered by health insurance, but availability depends on your insurer and policy. These services are typically covered under outpatient, specialist, or allied health benefits, particularly when the intervention is medically necessary, such as for sports injuries. It is essential to review your policy details to confirm if ‘podiatry’, ‘allied health’, or ‘alternative therapies’ are specifically included.
11 — CONSULTATION
Book your assessment.
If foot pain, a sports injury, a gait problem or an ongoing lower-limb issue is affecting your comfort or activity, we’re here. Adults and children. Clear diagnosis. Practical plan.
12 — Visit Us
Conveniently located in Orchard
The Foot Practice Podiatry Singapore
545 Orchard Rd
#16-13 Far East Shopping Centre
Singapore 238882
Contact
Email: hello@thefootpractice.com
Phone: +65 6282 7400
WhatsApp: +65 8776 9918
Hours
Monday: 9:00 am to 5:30 pm
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 9:00 am to 6:00 pm
Thursday: 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Friday: 9:00 am to 5:30 pm
Saturday: 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Sunday: Closed