Mobile Physiotherapy

Mobile Physiotherapy at Home Australia

Mobile physiotherapy, also known as home physiotherapy, involves a physiotherapist visiting the patient’s home or other location to provide physiotherapy services. There are several benefits to receiving physiotherapy in this way, including:

  1. Convenience:
    With mobile physiotherapy, the patient does not have to travel to a clinic, which can be difficult or uncomfortable for some, particularly those with mobility issues. The physiotherapist comes to the patient, making the process more convenient and comfortable.
  2. Personalised care:
    Mobile physiotherapy allows the physiotherapist to provide more personalised care to the patient. The therapist can observe the patient’s surroundings and daily routine and provide tailored advice on how to improve their mobility and overall health.
  3. Familiar environment:
    Being in a familiar environment can make the patient feel more comfortable and relaxed, which can lead to better outcomes in the physiotherapy sessions.
  4. Increased adherence:
    Studies have shown that patients are more likely to adhere to their physiotherapy treatment plan when they receive it in their own home, as they are more likely to feel comfortable and motivated to follow through with their exercises.

Our mobile physiotherapists are highly experienced practitioners who can help you recover from musculoskeletal injuries or manage the effects of complex/chronic health conditions. We can provide services directly (self-funded) or via third parties, such as the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

What are the benefits of physiotherapy?

  1. Pain relief:
    Physiotherapy can help manage and alleviate pain caused by injuries, chronic conditions, or surgeries. Techniques such as manual therapy, massage, and therapeutic exercises can reduce inflammation and promote healing, leading to reduced pain levels.
  2. Improved mobility and function:
    Physiotherapy can help individuals regain or improve their range of motion, flexibility, and overall functional abilities, whether they’re recovering from an injury, surgery, or dealing with a chronic condition.
  3. Injury prevention:
    Physiotherapists can identify potential risk factors and design customised exercise programs to help patients strengthen their muscles, improve balance and coordination, and prevent future injuries.
  4. Rehabilitation:
    Physiotherapy plays a vital role in post-operative care and the recovery process following injuries, helping patients regain their strength, mobility, and overall function.
  5. Management of chronic conditions:
    Physiotherapy can help manage the symptoms of chronic conditions such as arthritis, multiple sclerosis, or Parkinson’s disease, enabling individuals to maintain their independence and quality of life.
  6. Improved physical performance:
    Physiotherapists can work with athletes or individuals engaged in sports and physical activities to optimise their performance, address muscle imbalances, and enhance their overall fitness.
  7. Better posture and body mechanics:
    Physiotherapy can help correct posture-related issues and teach patients proper body mechanics to prevent pain and dysfunction.
  8. Enhanced balance and coordination:
    Physiotherapy can help improve balance and coordination, reducing the risk of falls, particularly among older adults or individuals with neurological disorders.
  9. Non-invasive treatment options:
    Physiotherapy offers non-surgical and drug-free treatment options, making it an appealing choice for individuals seeking a more conservative approach to healthcare.
  10. Holistic approach:
    Physiotherapists consider the entire individual, not just the affected area, and work with patients to develop personalised treatment plans that address their unique needs and goals.

What type of musculoskeletal problems do our mobile physios treat?

Our team has expertise in treating any musculoskeletal injury or condition, e.g.:

  • Muscle tears.
  • Ligament sprains.
  • Joint injury or stiffness.
  • Pain or tenderness.
  • Restrictions in movement.

What kind of health conditions do our mobile physiotherapists treat?

Health conditions we often assist with include:

  • Stroke.
  • Parkinson’s Disease.
  • Rheumatoid Arthritis.
  • Osteoarthritis.
  • Multiple Sclerosis.
  • Motor Neurone Disease (MND).
  • Functional Neurological Disorder (FND).

And many others…

What kind of treatments can be provided?

We use a variety of treatments depending on the individual presentation. Common modalities include:

  • Massage.
  • Joint mobilisations.
  • Ultrasound.
  • Electrical Stimulation.
  • Dry needling.
  • Heat.
  • Exercises for strength, mobility, and balance.

We currently provide mobile physiotherapy in the Newcastle, Hunter & Central Coast regions of New South Wales.

If you have any questions, or wish to make a booking, please call us on 1300 380 999.