Mobile Physiotherapy​​

If you have any scan results or summaries relating to your injury/condition or a referral from a specialist that would be helpful otherwise you will not need anything else for the appointment.

Yes, all our physiotherapists are equipped with a treatment table. If you could just let us know if there are any stairs or access difficulties to your home in advance that would be greatly appreciated.

Yes, all our physiotherapists can provide therapeutic/remedial massage as part of their treatment approach. We also offer aged care physiotherapy services. Find out more about different types of Physiotherapists here.

Home-based Physiotherapy is when a qualified Physiotherapist visits the client in their home to provide treatment, rather than the client having to travel to a clinic. This type of service can be beneficial for those who have difficulty traveling to a clinic due to mobility issues, lack of transportation, or time constraints. Receiving treatment in a familiar and comfortable environment, like one’s own home, may help clients feel more at ease and relaxed, resulting in potentially improved outcomes. Home-based Physiotherapy allows the Physiotherapist to adapt the treatment plan specifically to the individual’s environment, equipment, and personal needs. It can be particularly helpful for those who are recovering from surgery, as traveling to a clinic might be challenging during the recovery process.

While it is possible to do some basic Physiotherapy exercises at home, it’s important to understand that it should never replace a professional consultation and guidance. A professional can perform an accurate assessment, prescribe appropriate exercises, monitor your progress, and make the relevant adjustments as they are needed. It’s essential to consult with a Physiotherapist or healthcare professional before starting an at-home Physiotherapy program. Only a qualified Physiotherapist can assess your needs, provide personalised recommendations, and ensure that you are performing the exercises safely and effectively. A qualified Physiotherapist can also assess the equipment you have in your home and provide you with an exercise program specific to your needs and environment.

If you are looking for a Physiotherapist who offers home visits, you are not alone. Many Australians are realising the convenience of having a Physiotherapist come to their home instead of traveling to a clinic. One option to find an in-home Physiotherapist is to search online for Physiotherapy providers that offer home visits. By using keywords such as “home visits” and “Physiotherapy,” you can find many providers that specialise in this service. Another way to find a Physiotherapist who offers home visits is to ask for recommendations from friends and family. You can also ask your family doctor or healthcare provider for options or a referral. They may know of a Physiotherapist who offers home visits and can recommend someone who is highly qualified to help you.