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Frequently Asked Questions
Early intervention is always better than waiting until it's worse.. Early treatment will assist in recovery times as the right care and preventative measures can be put in place. If you hear some noise in your car while driving, you won’t wait until your car breaks down to visit the mechanic either (well, at least, you shouldn’t). If you ignore an injury, it is possible for it to become chronic. Chronic pain is harder to treat and will take longer to heal, so it is important to get treatment sooner rather than later. We will do our utmost best to give you an appointment as soon as possible!
Physiotherapy can help with a wide range of conditions related to the movement system, such as:Neck painHeadachesDizziness and vertigoJaw painMid back painLow back painJoint issuesSciatica and nerve irritationsPosture and alignment problemsMuscle and tendon problemsSports injuries or recurring pain when competingShoulder, elbow and wrist painHip, knee and foot painAnd much more
This will vary greatly depending on several factors: the cause and severity of the issue, how long have you had the symptoms, your age, fitness level and lifestyle and how good you are with following the treatment plan.
We will give you an estimation based on all these factors and will re-evaluate at every session to see where you are in the progress.
No, you don’t need a referral. However, if you would have one, please bring it with you. A specific GP referral (a GP Chronic Condition Management Plan, previously known as an EPC) can give you a rebate for up to 5 sessions per calendar year.A specific GP referral (EPC = Enhanced Primary Care Plan), can give you a rebate for up to 5 sessions per calendar year.
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