
Dr Ozan Amir
FACPS - Fellow, Australasian College of Podiatric Surgeons
View profile →Established in 2018, Penrith Podiatry Foot and Ankle Clinic brings assessment, advanced in-house therapies and access to a Registered Specialist Podiatric Surgeon together under one roof - for patients across Penrith and the wider Western Sydney region.

A Registered Specialist Podiatric Surgeon, endorsed podiatrists, and a coordinating reception team.

FACPS - Fellow, Australasian College of Podiatric Surgeons
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BHSc, MPodMed, MSc (Podiatric Surgery), ACPS Registrar
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BPod (Dist), BAppSc (Exercise & Sports Science), MAPodA, AAPSM, SMA
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BHSc, MPodMed, Dip Remedial Massage
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BPodMed
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Patient coordination & reception

Our reception and patient care team are usually the first people you'll speak with - on the phone, or when you arrive at High Street. They handle the parts that get in the way of care: finding you a time, checking what your health fund covers, and processing your claim on the spot through HICAPS.
They'll also tell you honestly what an appointment will cost and what rebate you're entitled to before you commit, whether that's private health, a Medicare care plan, DVA or NDIS.
“We keep capacity for same-day and next-day bookings where the case warrants priority access.”

Assessment here involves more than locating where it hurts. We take a detailed history, examine the foot and ankle hands-on, and analyse how you stand, walk and load the limb - because the cause is often not where the pain is.
Where it helps confirm the picture, we use in-clinic diagnostic ultrasound to see soft-tissue structures in real time, and refer for X-ray or MRI when a bony problem is suspected. You leave knowing what's going on and what happens next.
“Getting the diagnosis right matters. Treating plantar fasciitis when the real issue is a nerve entrapment will not resolve the pain.”

You don't need a referral to book. Call 1300 470 220 and you'll speak to someone at the clinic who can find you a time that fits, mon–fri 8am–6pm, with Saturday appointments on request.
If you have been referred by a GP or specialist, or you're coming under a Medicare care plan, bring the referral and any imaging along - it helps us make the first appointment count.
“A meaningful share of our patients arrive by referral - a reflection of clinical trust within the broader healthcare network.”
Send a few details and our team will be in touch to arrange a time that suits you.
We welcome referrals from GPs, sports physicians, physiotherapists, orthopaedic surgeons and allied health colleagues. Detailed case reports returned to the referring practitioner on request.
A quick intro and the questions our patients ask most often before their first visit.
Are you looking for a Podiatrist in Penrith area? Podiatry aims to identify the cause of your symptoms. Often with a lower limb injury the way your feet are moving may be overloading the body to contribute to your injury. Treatment directed at correcting this problem is the first step on your road to regaining optimal physical function and relieving your pain.
If you have any problem with your lower legs or feet you may benefit from seeing a Podiatrist. If you are getting problems due to flat feet, high arches or 'knock' knees, a Podiatrist may be the most suitable professional to visit. Your Podiatrist will also advise on appropriate footwear and the need for orthotics if required. Contact Penrith Podiatry Clinic today.
At Penrith Podiatry Clinic you will have an analysis of walking and/or running biomechanics (body movement) to investigate posture and lower limb function, which may include a Biomechanical and Video Gait Analysis. If an imbalance in the way your foot moves is related to the problems you are having your podiatrist may discuss several options with you.