Home visit podiatrist in Cudgen

The road bridge over Cudgen Creek at Cudgen
Kgbo · CC BY-SA 4.0

Podiatry at home in Cudgen 2487. On the red soil ridge behind Kingscliff, and covered on the same coastal run.

The drive to Cudgen

Cudgen is the red soil country on the ridge behind Kingscliff, with Cudgen Creek running down past it to the sea. It is farmland and acreage rather than streets, so a home visit saves a longer trip than the map suggests.

Cudgen is 14.1 km from our base in Tweed Heads, about 16 minutes each way — roughly 32 minutes in the car before we have seen anybody. That is a manageable run, so we do it on set days rather than one visit at a time.

If you are near Cudgen Creek, Michael Palmer Park or Jack Julius Park, you are inside the area we visit.

On the same run

Cudgen is grouped with Casuarina, Kingscliff and Chinderah, so those visits sit on the same day. If someone else near you needs a visit as well, mention it when you ring and we will put you together on the one run.

What a visit in Cudgen covers

A full assessment comes first: pulses and circulation, sensation and nerve function, skin and nail condition, and how the foot is loading when you walk. Then the treatment — thickened nails reduced, corns and hard skin removed, pressure points relieved — and a look at your footwear if it is working against you. All of it in the comfort of your own home, with everything needed brought along.

Paying for it

$170 for a first visit to Cudgen and $150 after that, with no call-out charge on top — Cudgen is inside the area we cover. A Home Care Package, a DVA card, an NDIS plan or private health extras all change what you actually pay. Every price is set out on the fees page.

Common reasons people in Cudgen call