Point Cook Physical
Point Cook Physical offers a variety of ways to help you take control of your diabetes and stay on top of your health!
Podiatry
Diabetic foot checks are crucial because diabetes can cause nerve damage (neuropathy) and poor circulation, increasing the risk of serious foot problems. Regular diabetic foot checks can:
- Prevent Complications – Small cuts or blisters can turn into serious infections if unnoticed.
- Detect Nerve Damage Early – Loss of sensation means you might not feel injuries.
- Improve Circulation Awareness – Poor blood flow slows healing and raises the risk of ulcers.
- Avoid Amputation – Regular checks help catch problems before they become severe.
A simple foot check could save your feet—and your health! If you have diabetes, make it a routine.
Dietetics
Seeing a dietitian when you have diabetes is essential because they help you:
- Manage Blood Sugar – Learn how different foods affect your glucose levels.
- Maintain a Healthy Weight – Achieve better blood sugar control and reduce complications.
- Prevent Complications – Reduce risks of heart disease, kidney issues, and nerve damage.
- Make Smart Food Choices – Navigate grocery shopping, eating out, and meal prepping with confidence.
A dietitian helps take the guesswork out of food, so you can focus on feeling your best!
Learn how to manage your diabetes with a free webinar
Thursday March 27th @ 6.30pm
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Meet your Diabetes Support Team
Meet Our Practitioners
Mr Taylor Cobby
Podiatrist
Taylor Cobby is an experienced Podiatrist and has been with the Point Cook Physical team since day one. He is welcoming and helpful and always tries to get to know his patients and their goals.
He treats various foot-related concerns and injuries, working with patients of all ages, from infants to the elderly.
Taylor uses different treatment techniques for every patient. He uses gait analysis to assess how the body moves and to precisely diagnose conditions in the feet and lower limbs that cause pain or affect the ability to walk.
He is trained and qualified in using prolotherapy, a series of needles that can assist in the healing process. Taylor frequently uses this type of therapy for bursitis issues, especially in the toe knuckle and ligament and plantar fascia tears.
Taylor is exceptionally skilled in treating ingrown toenails. He treats partial and whole ingrown toenails and has experience using various treatment techniques to achieve excellent patient outcomes.
In his time away from the clinic, Taylor is busy with a young, active family. He enjoys all sports, particularly AFL, where he assists in coaching his son’s team and also plays when he can.