Assessed properly. Treated specifically.
Targeted physiotherapy designed to alleviate pain, restore function and prevent recurrence: evidence-based treatment in English or Spanish, from your first consultation to your last.
Medicare Bulk Billing is available on a 30-minute consultation for eligible patients. Medicare covers the appointment and you pay no out-of-pocket cost. Prefer a longer session? A 1-hour consultation is available too, with a gap fee for the extra time.
Five ways in, explained properly.
Initial Physiotherapy Consultation
- What it is
- Your first visit to the clinic: a full health history, physical assessment and diagnosis, and a personalised recovery plan.
- Who it's for
- Anyone booking with us for the first time, whether it's a new injury, ongoing pain, or a WorkCover, NDIS or CTP referral.
- What we treat
- Sports injuries, post-operative recovery, persistent pain, and anything that needs a proper diagnosis before treatment starts.
- What happens in the consultation
- We talk through what's going on, test movement and strength, identify the likely cause, and explain it back to you in plain language.
- How it helps
- You leave knowing what's actually wrong, not a guess, and with a plan built around it instead of a generic exercise sheet.
- What to expect
- Clothing you can move in, any referral or claim paperwork, and about an hour of your time.
Standard Physiotherapy Consultation
- What it is
- Your follow-up appointment once the initial assessment and plan are in place.
- Who it's for
- Existing patients continuing treatment for an injury, surgery recovery, or an ongoing insurance claim.
- What we treat
- Progression of whatever was identified at your initial consultation: pain, mobility, strength, function.
- What happens in the consultation
- Hands-on treatment, pain management, and progression of your recovery plan based on how you've responded since last time.
- How it helps
- Keeps recovery moving forward with a plan that adjusts to your progress, instead of repeating the same session on autopilot.
- What to expect
- A shorter, focused session. We already know your history, so we get straight into treatment.
Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy
- What it is
- Hands-on treatment for muscles, joints, tendons and nerves: manual therapy, dry needling, and targeted exercise.
- Who it's for
- Anyone with pain or restricted movement coming from the musculoskeletal system, not an underlying medical condition.
- What we treat
- Back and neck pain, shoulder and knee injuries, tendinopathies, muscle strains, and joint stiffness.
- What happens in the consultation
- Assessment of the affected area, then hands-on treatment, manual therapy and dry needling where appropriate, combined with specific exercise.
- How it helps
- Reduces pain and restores movement at the source, rather than just managing symptoms around it.
- What to expect
- Direct contact with the treated area, so wear clothing that allows easy access to it.
Posture & Movement Analysis
- What it is
- A detailed assessment of posture, movement patterns, mobility and strength.
- Who it's for
- People with recurring pain that hasn't been explained yet, or anyone wanting to catch imbalances before they become an injury.
- What we treat
- The root cause behind recurring tightness, poor posture from desk work, or movement patterns that keep aggravating the same area.
- What happens in the consultation
- We assess how you stand, move and load your body, and identify the imbalances driving the problem.
- How it helps
- Turns a vague "my back always hurts" into a specific, addressable pattern, before it becomes a bigger injury.
- What to expect
- Fitted clothing so we can actually see your posture and movement, and some simple movement tasks.
Healthy Ageing
- What it is
- Physiotherapy focused on maintaining strength, balance and independence as you age.
- Who it's for
- Older adults wanting to stay active and independent, or anyone recovering strength and confidence after a fall or a period of inactivity.
- What we treat
- Balance and falls risk, general deconditioning, joint stiffness, and the confidence to keep moving.
- What happens in the consultation
- Assessment of strength, balance and mobility, followed by a graded exercise plan built around what you can safely do today.
- How it helps
- Reduces falls risk and helps you keep doing the everyday things, like stairs, getting up from a chair or walking the dog, independently.
- What to expect
- A pace suited to you, with progress reviewed regularly rather than a fixed program.
Can't get to the clinic?
Ask about Mobile Physiotherapy: we bring the assessment and treatment to your home. See how it works →
Every physiotherapy plan starts with a full assessment before a single exercise is prescribed, not the other way around.
Questions before you book
Specific to physiotherapy. See Rehabilitation for WorkCover, NDIS and CTP questions.
Do I need a referral to see a physio?
No, you can book directly with any of our physiotherapists. A referral is only needed if you're claiming through WorkCover, CTP, or a provider that requires one.
Which consultation should I book first?
If this is your first visit, start with the Initial Physiotherapy Consultation. It includes the full assessment everything else builds on. Standard Consultations are for follow-up sessions once you have a plan in place.
What does Medicare Bulk Billing mean here?
For eligible patients, a 30-minute consultation can be bulk billed. Medicare covers it and you pay nothing out of pocket for that appointment. A longer, 1-hour consultation is available if you'd prefer, with a gap fee for the extra time.
Does private health insurance cover physiotherapy?
Most extras policies cover physiotherapy. Check your policy for physiotherapy extras and any annual limits.
Can I be seen in Spanish?
Yes, Luis consults in both English and Spanish.
What should I bring to my first appointment?
Any referral or claim paperwork you have, a list of current medications, and clothing you can move in. Shorts or leggings are ideal if we're assessing a leg or hip.