11 Best Podiatry Clinics in Singapore (2026)
A directory of established podiatry clinics in Singapore, covering foot pain, sports injuries, orthotics, diabetic foot and nail care.
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- Amir Wahab
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AI image by LocalRankPodiatrists in Singapore treat foot and lower-limb problems, from heel and arch pain, sports injuries and flat feet to ingrown and fungal nails, diabetic foot care and children's foot development. This guide lists established, currently-operating podiatry clinics in Singapore, each checked against its own website, and notes the services and locations they publish. It is a shortlist to help you find an accredited clinic to compare, not a clinical ranking, and it makes no claim about treatment outcomes.
1. East Coast Podiatry
East Coast Podiatry is a private podiatry group that operates several clinics across Singapore, with locations it lists in Orchard, Novena, Bukit Timah, Kembangan and Marine Parade. The group states its podiatrists manage a broad range of foot and lower-limb concerns, including heel and arch pain, sports injuries, flat feet, bunions, ingrown and fungal nails, and diabetic foot care. It says it also provides custom orthotics, gait assessment and shockwave therapy, and treats both adults and children.
2. Straits Podiatry
Straits Podiatry is a specialist podiatry clinic with three branches, which it lists at Buona Vista, Orchard and Paya Lebar. The clinic describes its focus as non-surgical foot, ankle and lower-limb care delivered by a team of internationally trained podiatrists. It states that it treats heel pain and plantar fasciitis, sports injuries, children's foot and gait problems, and ingrown and fungal nails, and offers custom orthotics and gait analysis. Straits Podiatry says its approach centres on explaining why a problem is happening before building a treatment plan.
3. Family Podiatry Centre
Family Podiatry Centre says it was founded in 2005 and runs two clinics, at Serene Centre near Bukit Timah and along Joo Chiat Road. The centre states it treats foot, ankle, knee, hip and lower-back conditions in adults and children, describing its focus as musculoskeletal podiatry. It says it makes custom orthotics in its own Singapore laboratory using CAD/CAM technology, and offers shockwave therapy (ESWT), taping and exercise-based rehabilitation alongside general foot and nail care.
4. Physio & Sole Clinic
Physio & Sole Clinic, which states it was formerly known as The Sole Clinic, is a homegrown practice that combines physiotherapy and podiatry under one roof. It says its podiatrists and physiotherapists address musculoskeletal pain, sports injuries and foot conditions, with services spanning heel and foot pain, custom orthotics, gait assessment, nail and skin care, and rehabilitation. The clinic lists multiple branches across the island, including sites it names at Tanglin, Upper Bukit Timah, Kovan and Jurong.
5. My FootDr
My FootDr is a podiatry clinic at Palais Renaissance on Orchard Road that states it has operated in Singapore since 2012. The clinic says its podiatrists provide clinical foot assessments, diabetic and aged foot care, and paediatric podiatry, alongside treatment for nail and skin conditions such as thickened nails, corns and fungal infections. It also lists custom foot orthotics, video gait analysis, shockwave therapy and laser care for fungal nails among its services.
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6. The Foot Practice
The Foot Practice is a podiatry clinic at Far East Shopping Centre on Orchard Road. It states that foot pain is rarely just a foot problem and uses diagnostics to look for underlying biomechanical causes. The clinic says it treats sports injuries, diabetic feet, and children's gait and heel problems, and manages skin and nail conditions including ingrown toenails and warts. Its listed services include custom orthoses, 3D gait analysis, shockwave therapy and foot mobilisation.
7. Dr Foot
Dr Foot is a podiatry practice that lists three clinics in Singapore, at Orchard, Novena and Marine Parade, and says all offer the same scope of care. The clinic states it treats heel pain, ingrown and fungal toenails, corns and calluses, plantar warts, bunions, flat and high-arched feet, and ankle problems such as sprains and tendonitis. It says its services include custom insoles, shockwave therapy and low-level laser therapy, with an emphasis on patient education.
8. Atlas Podiatry
Atlas Podiatry is a clinic on Upper Thomson Road that describes itself as the first Onyfix-certified podiatry clinic in Singapore and the first in Asia to adopt Swift microwave therapy for warts. The clinic states its services include ingrown and fungal toenail treatment, callus and corn care, wart removal, custom insoles and footwear advice. It also says it offers lower-limb wound care, diabetic foot screening, shockwave therapy and electromagnetic therapy.
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9. Podiatry Quest
Podiatry Quest is a podiatry group that lists five clinics across Singapore, at Holland Grove, Novena, Raffles Quay, Harbourfront and Tampines. The clinic states it focuses on foot, ankle and lower-limb conditions, with services spanning foot-pain management, sports podiatry, paediatric care, and ingrown and fungal nail treatment. It says it offers 3D running gait analysis, custom 3D-printed foot orthotics, cycling orthotics, ankle-foot orthoses and shockwave therapy, and also provides home visits.
10. Fine Podiatry
Fine Podiatry is a clinic at Duo Galleria near Bugis MRT. It states that it treats common foot and nail concerns including heel pain, ingrown toenails, fungal nails, warts, athlete's foot, bunions and children's foot issues, as well as diabetic foot care. The clinic says its services include custom orthotics with biomechanical assessment, shockwave therapy for heel and arch pain, medical pedicure, and cosmetic nail restoration such as KeryFlex.
11. The Podiatry Centre
The Podiatry Centre, at Tanglin Place on Tanglin Road, describes itself as the first podiatry clinic in Singapore. The clinic emphasises continuity of care, stating that patients are seen and followed up by the same podiatrist, and that custom orthotics are made on site. Its principal podiatrist states he has more than 30 years of clinical experience across Australia, Malaysia and Singapore, including work with professional and national athletes. Prescription custom-made orthotics are among its listed services.
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How to choose
- Check that you will be seen by a qualified podiatrist. Podiatrists in Singapore are registered health professionals, and it is reasonable to ask about a practitioner's training and registration before booking.
- Match the clinic to your condition. Some practices lean towards sports and biomechanical injuries, others towards diabetic foot care, wound care or children's foot development, so look for one whose stated focus fits your needs.
- Ask whether the clinic makes custom orthotics and how. If insoles are likely part of your treatment, check whether they are assessed and produced in-house and what a full course would involve.
- Clarify referrals and payment. A doctor's referral is generally not required to see a private podiatrist, but check first-visit and consultation fees and whether any part of the cost can be claimed through insurance or a health plan.
- Consider location and follow-up. Several groups run multiple clinics across the island, and foot conditions often need more than one visit, so a convenient branch and clear follow-up arrangements help.
- Know what to expect at a first visit. A thorough clinic will take a history, examine your feet and gait, explain the likely cause and options, and give you room to ask questions before agreeing to any treatment.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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