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Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy at PH Clinic can take you all the way through from initial diagnosis to treatment and then end stage rehab, such as return to sport or your favourite activities. Both acute and chronic pain needs a holistic approach to the body. Physiotherapy will look at the injury, but also consider globally how the body is functionally moving, ultimately finding the driver to your symptoms or concerns.
Physiotherapy can also be preventative for chronic disease and reducing the need for surgical intervention such as knee and hip replacements.
What can Physiotherapy help with?
Physiotherapy may help to support the following:
- Chronic pain (eg. tennis elbow, back pain, rib pain, arthritis, tendinopathies)
- Acute injuries (eg. sprained ankle, torn ligaments, broken bones)
- Arthritis
- Neurological disorders
- Headaches / migraine
- Postural adaptations
- General body maintenance
- Pre and post-natal issues (eg. pelvic floor and abdominal separations)
- Sport specific analysis of symptoms
- Sports injuries
- Dance specific injuries
- Pre and post surgical protocols
How we work
An initial is 1 hour in duration, follow-ups can be 30 mins or 1 hour. In this initial appointment Deb will take a detailed history, do any necessary tests, look holistically at the body, diagnose and then begin treatment. Deb believes there is a connectivity of the body, and the body to the mind that is fundamentally important to healing and treating the whole person. Following the Connect Therapy™ Approach (www.ljlee.ca), its core philosophy is that every body is unique in how Injuries and pain can arise. It can be local, or possibly have a driver further up or down the chain. These drivers are usually areas of dysfunctional movement, and meaningful tasks or functional movements are used to find them. Treatment is very hands-on and can include; mobilisations, manipulations, soft tissue massage, dry needling, muscle energy techniques, exercises and even Pilates.
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Physiotherapy Session Pricing
Initial Physiotherapy session
(90mins)
$225
Follow up Physiotherapy session
(30mins)
$115
Extended follow up Physiotherapy session
(60mins)
$225
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Physiotherapy FAQs
Any scan reports relevant and any referrals if you have them.
No. Physiotherapists are considered first contact practitioners so no referral is needed.
Most treatment is hands on. It can include mobilisations, manipulations, soft tissue massage, dry needling, trigger point releases, muscle energy techniques, exercises in the clinic (including some Pilates) and home exercises too.
Sometimes. This depends on the nature of your symptoms and your injury mechanisms. Deb can refer for an MRI, X-ray, Ultra sound, and CT if indicated for musculoskeletal issues.
Yes. All appointments are claimable through extras private health insurance and are done though our HICAPS machine at the front desk. Rebates vary between funds and levels of cover. Please refer to your individual policy for exact rebates.
Yes. These are 5 treatments that your GP can refer you for through Medicare per calendar year. They are partially paid appointments and the rest is covered by the individual. The EPC program was established for chronic conditions. In this scenario, you pay the full amount for your session and can claim back the EPC rebate through Medicare online or in person. Please refer to Medicare and your GP for any further info.
Initials are 1 hour in duration. Follow ups can be 30mins to 1 hour. This depends on the complexity of your situation.
To see ones body effectively I need to palpate, move and visualise the area. Ideally wear something that can show that area easily. Eg. If you have a knee issue, wear or bring shorts. If it’s a shoulder, a singlet top would be perfect.
No. I gave this up a few years back as the paper work and time involved was too much to be sustainable. Please contact front desk if you have a referral and need worker comp/ third party claiming.
This depends. For some it’s 1, for others it’s more. Many factors determine this such as the injury, how closely I need to monitor you and your symptoms, the natural healing/recovery time for an injury, complexity etc. We will always discuss the expected duration of treatment during your initial appointment and any barriers can be managed.
Yes. I am more than happy to chat to any other practitioner and do handovers if I think you need further investigations or we need a multidisciplinary approach. Communication is only made after your consent.
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