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Physiotherapists are allied health providers. We’re university-qualified health professionals who work with and support medical, dental and nursing professionals.

In most cases, you don’t. As primary care providers, you can come to us first. We work closely with medical providers throughout the region so you may receive a referral, but you don’t need one.

If your injury is a Workers Compensation claim, you will need to see your doctor to get a referral and Certificate of Capacity prior to commencing physiotherapy. If you’re funded by the Department of Veteran Affairs, you will need to obtain a D904 Referral from your GP. People with chronic diseases may also be eligible for a Chronic Disease Management Plan, which enables you to claim a rebate through Medicare for part of your consultation fee. Please see your GP to discuss this further.

We don’t. Rather than treating with medicine, we provide a hands-on approach to therapy that is proven to be effective in relieving pain and stiffness in muscles and joints. When used in combination with a guided and progressed home exercise program, results have been proven to be more effective in some situations.

Plan to spend an hour with us during your first visit. We will get to know you, your concerns and history. We’ll assess how your body moves and explain treatment options to help you recover.

If you can, wear loose-fitting clothing similar to what you’d wear to exercise. It will be easier to assess how you move.

When you no longer require hands-on therapy, we’ll educate you so you can maintain great results on your own.

Consultation and treatment prices vary depending on the service. Please call us to discuss.

We do. We have a HICAPs machine at all our locations that will apply your rebate immediately.

Full payment is expected at the time of your visit, but please call us to discuss your options.