Head2Toe Kew Clinic – Access and Parking

Getting to your appointment should be simple. Below is a clear guide to parking, public transport, and how to access our clinic for Physiotherapy, Podiatry, and Clinical Pilates at Head2Toe Kew East.

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Clinic Address

Head2Toe Physiotherapy, Podiatry & Clinical Pilates — Kew East
1407 Burke Road, Kew East VIC 3102

Phone: 0393260168
Online bookings: Click to Book Online

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Quick Summary

• Arrive 5–10 minutes early to allow time to park and settle in.
• Wear comfortable clothing if you’re attending Physiotherapy or Clinical Pilates.
• Bring any relevant scans/reports if you have them.

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Parking Options

1) On-street parking (nearby streets)

There is generally on-street parking available around Burke Road and nearby side streets. Please check signage for:

• Time limits
• Clearways
• Permit zones (where applicable)

There is also a large free carpark across the road as seen here off Maud Street. Just allow enough time to cross at the lights!

2) Short-stay parking for quick appointments

If you are attending a shorter consultation (for example, a standard review), we recommend planning for short-stay options close to the clinic and allowing a few extra minutes in case the closest spaces are occupied.

3) Accessibility considerations

If you have mobility limitations, are using a walking aid, or require easier access from the street to the clinic, please let our reception team know when booking so we can:

• Recommend the most suitable parking approach, and/or
• Assist with entry guidance on arrival.

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Step-by-Step Access to the Clinic

1. Head to 1407 Burke Road, Kew East.
2. Enter via the main clinic entrance (street-facing access).
3. Check in at reception when you arrive.
4. If you are early, please take a seat in our waiting area until your practitioner calls you through.

If you have trouble finding us, call the clinic and we’ll guide you in.

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Public Transport

Head2Toe Kew East is accessible via local public transport routes servicing the Burke Road area. If you are travelling by tram/bus, plan for a short walk from the nearest stop and allow additional time during peak hours.

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Arriving for Your Appointment

For your appointment, we recommend:

• arriving 10 minutes early for your first visit (or when you’re new to the class format)
• bringing a water bottle
• wearing comfortable clothing suitable for exercise

Our team will guide you through setup and equipment use.

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What to Bring

• Any referral letter (if applicable)
• Relevant scans/reports (X-ray, MRI, ultrasound, CT, specialist letters)
• Your private health insurance details (if claiming on the day)
• Any orthotics or footwear you’d like assessed (Podiatry)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you have dedicated parking?

We recommend on-street parking nearby and allowing a few extra minutes to secure a spot.

I’m running late—what should I do?

Please call the clinic as soon as possible. We will do our best to accommodate you, however late arrival may reduce your consultation time depending on the day’s schedule.

Can you help with easier access if I have pain or mobility issues?

Yes. Let us know in advance and we’ll advise the best access approach and assist on arrival if needed.