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Living with pain, injury or physical restrictions can make each day a challenge. Our physiotherapists use their expertise in movement and function to assess, diagnose and manage these issues.
Physiotherapists work with people at all stages of injury or reduced function, from long standing aches that have been present decades after a veteran left service, to new changes to an NDIS participant’s health, function or physical level.
Our physiotherapists tailor their care to best suit the individual, helping to manage people of all ages, with diverse backgrounds and with all types of conditions of varying complexities.
Our physiotherapists’ holistic approach to care will help identify all contributing factors to your condition, ensuring that the effects of treatment are long lasting.
We highly value our team and ensure that every practitioner is supported to maximise their potential. This means you will be in the hands of a highly skilled, respected and reliable health practitioner.
Our physiotherapists work collaboratively, sharing knowledge and experience to uphold their commitment to providing the best quality care to their patients.
Assessment – Your physiotherapist will perform a thorough clinical assessment including learning more about your history as well as performing physical assessments to better understand your condition. They will work with you closely to set goals and optimise your outcomes.
Education – Your physiotherapist will work with you to help improve your understanding of your condition as well as educating you about correct and safe exercises to help you achieve your goals.
Planning – Your physiotherapist will tailor an individual treatment plan that suits your needs.
Treatment – Your physiotherapist will use a wide range of techniques to help you reach your goals, which may include hands-on therapy such as massage or dry needling, exercise-based rehabilitation and education.
Recommendations – Based on their assessment, your physiotherapist may make recommendations to see other allied health professionals such as exercise physiologists, occupational therapists, dietitians or psychologists. They may also recommend assistive devices to promote your mobility and function.
We provide Physiotherapy to the general public and a wide range of funding types. Our practitioners work closely with each individual, their families, support network, and relevant funding bodies to ensure ease of access to services for eligible patients. See how Physiotherapy could benefit you!
Pro-Active Health offers a range of physiotherapy services to NDIS participants, including exercise programs, manual therapy, hydrotherapy, and electrotherapy. These services are designed to help participants improve their strength, flexibility, and overall physical function.
Pro-Active Health works closely with DVA to ensure that clients receive high-quality, evidence-based physiotherapy services that meet their unique needs and preferences.
Pro-Active Health will work with you to develop a personalised physiotherapy program that is tailored to your individual needs and goals under your home care package.
With Pro-Active Health, Medicare patients can benefit from personalised and evidence-based physiotherapy services that aim to improve mobility, reduce pain, and enhance overall quality of life.
Accessing private healthcare funding for physiotherapy services with Pro-Active Health can be a simple and straightforward process.
If you have sustained an injury or illness as a result of work-related activities, you may be eligible for funding from WorkCover to access a range of allied health services, including physiotherapy.
Generally, the assessments are pain-free but some may cause mild discomfort depending on how complex your issue is. It’s important to give your physiotherapist feedback on how the assessments are feeling, as this will help them determine what tests to do and will help narrow down the options to find the true cause of the symptoms.
Your physio will discuss all of the suitable treatment options with you and your loved ones if present, and together with the physio, you will decide which treatments you’d like to undertake. No treatment is compulsory, and all of them are designed to improve your health and wellbeing, helping you to reach your goals. If you would prefer not to have a particular type of treatment for any reason, simply let your physiotherapist know.
In addition to this, Proactive provides regular and ongoing training and professional development for all of our team to extend their expertise and ensure their skills and knowledge are kept up-to-date with the latest developments in research in the field of sports science. This is important to us both so that we can best serve our clients in developing exercise programmes to address medical conditions and injuries, as well as ensuring our team is well supported in their own professional development and career progression.
This varies widely from person to person depending on which bodily system is involved, the complexity of the condition, and how long you’ve had the symptoms. Following your first appointment, your physiotherapist will outline a rough estimate of how many sessions they think you will need to have and will re-evaluate this as the treatment continues.
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