About Us

Alexandra Foo is a highly qualified podiatrist with a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree from the University of Western Australia and a Bachelor of Science in Human Anatomy and Pathology. Her academic expertise, combined with her passion for sports, shapes her holistic approach to podiatry.

With a comprehensive understanding of the physical demands placed on athletes in sports such as field hockey, ultimate frisbee, and calisthenics, Alexandra is adept at addressing the specific challenges faced by active individuals. This expertise allows her to offer tailored care plans designed to enhance performance and assist patients in managing the demands of their athletic activities.

She began her career at Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, working in the multidisciplinary Diabetic Foot Unit, where she managed complex diabetic foot conditions. Her interest in biomechanics and sports medicine led to her role as the Lead of the Sports Podiatry Service within the hospital’s Sports Medicine Department. In this role, she collaborated with a diverse team of healthcare professionals, including doctors, physiotherapists, and acupuncturists, to optimise patient mobility and address a variety of sports-related issues.

During her tenure at Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, she contributed to the education of undergraduate medical students, doctors, nurses, and other allied health professionals in the management of diabetic foot conditions, as well as podiatric interventions for sports-related injuries and general foot and ankle conditions. Additionally, she was invited to present at a biomechanics and orthotic management mini-conference organised by the American College of Podiatric Medicine, where she shared insights on her role within the multidisciplinary sports medicine team at the hospital.

Focused on movement mechanics and pain management, Alexandra utilises evidence-based practices to provide high-quality care to patients of all ages. She is committed to delivering personalised care plans that align with each patient’s unique goals, lifestyle, and activity demands.

Member of the Australian Podiatry Association
Member of the Australian Podiatry Association’s Musculoskeletal Special Interest Group
Member of Sports Medicine Association Singapore
Member of Podiatry Association Singapore

Podiatrist
Member of the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)
Member of the Royal College of Podiatry

Gayatri Ramesh is a dedicated podiatrist with a strong academic foundation and a passion for comprehensive foot and ankle care. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Science, specialising in Physiology and Anatomy, and has furthered her expertise with a Master of Public Health from the University of Queensland and a Master of Podiatric Medicine from the University of Brighton, graduating with distinction.

With extensive clinical experience, Gayatri specialises in managing a wide range of foot and ankle conditions, including sports injuries, paediatric walking disorders, ingrown toenails, plantar warts surgery, plantar fasciitis, and Achilles tendinitis. Her approach is patient-centred, emphasising active listening, clear communication, and collaborative decision-making to develop tailored management strategies for individuals of all ages—from young children to athletes and the elderly.

Gayatri is committed to maintaining high standards of care while continually advancing her clinical knowledge and approach. Her goal is to support individuals in managing their foot health confidently, helping them stay active and mobile.

Outside of her professional life, Gayatri enjoys spending time with her family and remains passionate about sports. She actively participates in running, swimming, badminton, amateur golf, and tennis. Her love for sport, especially football, deepens her understanding of the demands of athletic performance and the importance of proper foot care in injury management.

Gayatri’s multilingual abilities in English, Hindi, Malay, Mandarin, and Tamil enable her to connect effectively with a diverse patient population, ensuring comprehensive and culturally sensitive care.