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We are a center for foot, ankle and associated structures of the lower limb. Clinic locations:

Orchard Clinic
302 Orchard Road . Tong Building #09-02 .
(238)

Singapore 238862
Tel: (+65) 6884 4123

Kembangan Clinic
18 Jalan Masjid . Kembangan Plaza # B1-02 . Singapore 418944
Tel: (+65) 6848 5156

Novena Clinic
10 Sinaran Drive . Novena Medical Center #08-13 . Singapore 307506
Tel: (+65) 6235 2132

Bukit Timah Clinic
1 Fifth Avenue . Guthrie House #02-04 . Singapore 268802
Tel: (+65) 6235 9080

Marine Parade Clinic
80 Marine Parade Rd, Parkway Parade #08-04, Singapore 449269
Tel: (+65) 9232 3821

29/12/2025

Bunions can make even simple steps uncomfortable. 🦶

They affect balance, posture, and your choice of shoes — but you don’t have to suffer.

Discover personalised solutions to ease pain, improve alignment, and keep your feet comfortable. 👣💙

📍East Coast Podiatry

25/12/2025

Ho Ho Ho! 🎅👣
Even Santa knows the importance of happy feet! Wishing you a festive season full of comfort, joy, and holiday cheer.

Merry Christmas from East Coast Podiatry!

22/12/2025

Is your child waking up stiff? Walking differently? Saying their feet hurt — even without a fall or injury?

These could be early signs of something more than just “growing pains.”

👣 Juvenile arthritis and other lower limb conditions can start with subtle changes. Often, kids don’t have the words to explain what they’re feeling — but as parents, you 'can' spot the signs.

Trust your instincts. If something feels off, we’re here to take a closer look.
📍Early care can make all the difference.

17/12/2025

Festive fun ≠ foot pain! 🎄👣
Supportive shoes + breaks + stretches = happy holiday feet.

14/12/2025

Knee pain shouldn’t hold you back. 🦵

Whether it’s from overuse, poor alignment, or old injuries, it can affect your mobility and daily comfort.

Discover personalised care designed to reduce strain, improve function, and help you move with confidence again. 💙
📍East Coast Podiatry

11/12/2025

Falls aren’t just a part of ageing — many can be prevented with the right care. 👣

Foot pain, numbness, or poor balance can increase the risk of falls and fractures in older adults.

Supportive footwear, regular movement, and professional foot assessments help keep every step steady and safe. 💛

09/12/2025

👟 Think your kid’s shoes are doing their job?
Many common foot issues start with the wrong footwear.

Watch to learn what to avoid — and what growing feet actually need!

05/12/2025

Running, jumping, exploring — the holidays are hard work for little feet! 👟✨
A reminder for parents: good shoes + hydration = happy, healthy feet all season long.

01/12/2025

Heel pain shouldn’t hold you back.

Plantar fasciitis is one of the most common causes of heel discomfort — often worsened by overuse, poor footwear, or tight calf muscles.

At East Coast Podiatry, we offer personalised solutions to help reduce strain, improve foot function, and get you moving comfortably again. 👣💙

Take the first step towards pain-free movement.
📍East Coast Podiatry

30/11/2025

Little feet, big adventures! 👣
Keep shoes smelling fresh and feeling comfy with easy habits — rotate pairs, air them out, and sprinkle some baking soda when needed.
Small steps that make a big difference for happy, healthy feet! 💛

26/11/2025

Is clocking 10k step challenging? 👣
From choosing supportive shoes 🥿 to warming up your ankles 🔄 and checking your shoe wear patterns 👀—these tips help you move more comfortably and prevent soreness as you hit those 10,000 steps a day.

Step smart, move well, feel good! 💛

21/11/2025

Blisters, arch pain, sore feet… sound familiar? 👟
The wrong shoes can do more harm than you think.
Find comfort, style, and proper support with advice from East Coast Podiatry. 💛

Address

302 Orchard Road, Tong Building #09-02 (Rolex Centre)
Singapore
238862

Opening Hours

Monday	09:00 - 18:00
Tuesday	09:00 - 18:00
Wednesday	09:00 - 18:00
Thursday	09:00 - 18:00
Friday	09:00 - 18:00
Saturday	09:00 - 18:00

Telephone

+6568844123

Website

http://www.eastcoastpodiatry.sg/

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East Coast Podiatry is a specialist outpatient service for non-surgical treatment of the foot, ankle and associated structures of the lower limb. We are a leading private practice in Singapore with an international team of Podiatrists operating several full-scale professional Podiatric centres in Orchard, Novena and Kembangan.

Podiatrists specialise in non-invasive treatment methods for a wide range of foot and lower leg pathologies. We employ a multi-pronged approach, utilising a range of mild to high-intensity treatment methods to rapidly speed up the recovery process, making us the preferred choice for working professionals and students who cannot afford to spend time away from work, school or sports.

Our expert team of multi-lingual Podiatrists from Singapore, U.K., USA, the Middle East, Brunei and Malaysia are internationally licensed and registered clinical professionals of the U.K. Healthcare Professions Council, Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency and Ministry of Health in Singapore.

East Coast Podiatry also operates the Singapore Diabetic Foot Centre, a specialised clinical unit that focuses in high risk wound care for diabetic patients.

Why East Coast Podiatry?

The senior podiatrists leading the team are Dr. Michael Lai, Georgina Callaghan-Tay, Sani Kamis and Ari Tria, all of whom have years of clinical experience in public hospitals and institutes.

Dr. Michael Lai is an American Podiatric Surgeon who completed his surgical training and hospital residency in the United States. He received his doctorate from NYCPM in 1999 and has since served at hospitals in the United States, Hong Kong, and Singapore. Dr. Lai clinical interests is in utilising advanced modalities to reduce the debilitating effects of pain and sports injuries. Through his extensive medical experience and surgical training with some of the world’s leading podiatrists in the United States, Dr. Lai continues his specialisation in complex paediatric feet disorders.

Georgina Tay’s clinical focus is in paediatric podiatry. As a local mother who is keenly involved with her daughter’s development, Georgina understands a parent’s concern for their child’s feet, walking and postural conditions. Children can find clinic visits distressing, and her experience enables her to handle paediatric cases with the thoughtfulness that children need.

Abdullah Sani Kamis specialises in rheumatology and has extensive experience treating patients with pain stemming from various musculoskeletal and arthritic conditions. His clinical interest led him to pursue post-graduate and doctoral studies in the field of rheumatology podiatry. Sani is a member of the Faculty of Podiatric Medicine, Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons, Glasgow in recognition of his contribution to the field of podiatry through clinical and research experience.

Ari Tria Dzulkifle focuses on the management of acute cases such as common geriatric foot conditions to high risk diabetic foot conditions. Her clinical experience in Brunei’s primary hospital for almost a decade required her to frequently manage and treat patients with complications arising from various metabolic disorders. Presently, Ari spends most of her time at the Singapore Diabetic Foot Centre where the acute care team concentrates on treating diabetic patients with foot wounds with the goal of helping them avoid limb amputation.