We deliver personalised physio care plans that effectively relieves pain, restores strength and enhances mobility while preventing further injuries. The sooner you begin your therapy post injury, the sooner is your recovery.

We are recognised by all major medical insurers and medical assistance organisations. Feel free to speak to us and find out how we can assist you for your insurance claims.

No, a medical referral is not required to visit a physiotherapist if you are self-paying. However, to facilitate insurance claims or reimbursements for your sessions from your health care provider or your employer, you may be required to furnish a doctor’s referral for physiotherapy. It is recommended that you verify the criteria for claims with your insurer or employer.

Depending on the complexity of your condition, initial sessions typically take 45 to 60 minutes. On your first visit, a thorough examination of your condition will be undertaken. A detailed explanation as to the cause of your condition will follow this examination, including its implications and recovery expectations.

Subsequent follow up sessions are usually held for 30 minutes but may be extended depending on the severity and complexity of the conditions experienced by each patient. For example, a patient suffering from more than one injury or condition may benefit from an extended treatment time (60minutes). Please inform our patient care representative when making an appointment so that we may more accurately advise the treatment duration that best address your needs.

We aim to deliver the swiftest recovery route. As part of your treatment plan, we will discuss with you about your condition, it’s severity, healing stages, recovery barriers, and provide you with an approximate number of visits needed to get you back to full health.

Please bring along relevant medical records and laboratory test results from your doctors or the hospital(s), including X-rays, MRI’s and any other lab results.

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For physio assessments and treatments, it will be helpful to be in appropriate attire such as shorts (for hip & knee conditions) and singlet (back, neck & shoulder conditions)

There are similarities in all three allied health professionals when treating musculoskeletal pain conditions. The techniques we use can be similar, but have differences as well.

Physiotherapy uses evidenced based assessments and treatment options such as joint and soft tissue, nerve mobilizations and manipulation, as well as exercise therapy to help you be on the mend from most musculoskeletal pain disorders. Physiotherapy focuses on patient empowerment for the long term through awareness, education and positive dispositions.

No, we do not engage in hard selling or upselling to our patients. Our primary goal is to assist you in achieving the quickest possible recovery. If you can recover in just one session, we will be genuinely pleased for you and will not hold you back. We offer no packages or hidden fees, just professional advice from Jonathan.