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Healthstin has seven physical clinic locations with access to hydrotherapy pools, private clinic spaces and gyms:
Can’t make it to the clinic? Let us come to you instead. We also have a unique teleheath platform for virtual consultations and programs.
Yes, Healthstin is a registered NDIS provider for Capacity Building:
– Improved Daily Living
– Improved Health and Wellbeing
– Improved Social and Community Participation
Healthstin provides Exercise Physiology, Physiotherapy, and Hydrotherapy services for a diverse range of health conditions and challenges including the following:
Click the link to access our detailed pricelist. Contact us at 1300 090 931 for more information on NDIS, DVA, Workers’ Compensation (Return to Work South Australia/SafeWork Victoria/SafeWork NSW), CTP, Medicare pricing, and claiming rebates from your health fund.
The following funding schemes can be used for Exercise Physiology, Physiotherapy, Hydrotherapy, and Remedial Massage Therapy at Healthstin:
To book an appointment, you can contact us at 1300 090 931 or click here. We can’t wait to meet and assist you!
Yes! For more details, contact us at 1300 090 931.
Yes, Healthstin is a registered NDIS provider for Capacity Building:
– Improved Daily Living
– Improved Health and Wellbeing
– Improved Social and Community Participation
When you choose Healthstin as an Allied Health Provider for both Physiotherapy and Exercise Physiology, you can expect a comprehensive and coordinated approach to your health and rehabilitation. Here’s what typically happens in such a scenario:
Initial Assessment:
Personalised Treatment Plan:
Treatment Sessions:
Education and Self-Management:
Monitoring and Adjustments:
Outcome Evaluation:
Click here for a more in-depth article on finding the best NDIS Provider near you.
Healthstin provides Exercise Physiology, Physiotherapy, and Hydrotherapy services for a diverse range of health conditions and challenges including the following:
Your NDIS funding will be used to provide you supports through Exercise Physiology, Physiotherapy, and/or Hydrotherapy to improve your mobility, promote your independence, and enhance your quality of life.
The NDIS funding allocated to these services will cover the costs associated with assessments, individualised program development, therapy sessions, and ongoing support. This ensures that you will receive comprehensive care tailored to your unique needs.
Exercise Physiology is the study of how the body responds to physical activity and exercise. It focuses on understanding the physiological mechanisms behind exercise, including how the body’s systems – like the cardiovascular, respiratory, muscular, and nervous systems – function, adapt, and improve in response to different types of physical activity.
Exercise Physiologists hold the highest qualification to design and deliver exercise programs. At Healthstin, our Exercise Physiologists have the experience and knowledge to assess your overall fitness, movement capacity, health, and wellness status and identify lifestyle and behaviour changes to help you achieve your goals.
Click here to find out whether you need to see an Exercise Physiologist or Physiotherapist.
During the first session or appointment with our Exercise Physiologist, several key activities typically take place to ensure a comprehensive understanding of your physical condition and to develop an appropriate exercise plan. Here’s what you can generally expect:
Initial Consultation:
Physical Assessment:
Discussion and Planning:
Setting Expectations:
Q&A:
If you have more questions regarding your first EP visit, just call us via 1300 090 931.
Exercise Physiologists use tailored exercise programs and interventions to help manage chronic and complex conditions, improve quality of life, and promote overall health and wellbeing.
Exercise Physiology can assist with a wide range of conditions, including:
Exercise Physiology sessions typically last 30 to 60 minutes. The exact duration can depend on various factors, such as the type of session, the client’s condition and needs, and the program structure.
The frequency of visits to an Exercise Physiologist can vary depending on individual needs, goals, and medical conditions. However, a general guideline would be:
Ultimately, the ideal frequency should be tailored to your unique situation, which your Exercise Physiologist will help determine.
It’s best to wear comfortable, breathable clothing that allows for a full range of motion, as well as supportive footwear such as sneakers or athletic shoes, and appropriate undergarments (ex. Sports bra for women). Avoid restrictive clothing and accessories such as pieces of jewelry.
If you are undergoing a specific treatment like Hydrotherapy, bring a swimsuit and towel.
Physiotherapy is a healthcare profession focused on assessing, diagnosing, treating, and preventing physical dysfunction, pain, and disability. It aims to restore and enhance a person’s physical function, movement, and quality of life.
Physiotherapy supports people living with a disability, chronic and complex conditions, aged care, and return to work rehabilitation.
Our Healthstin Physiotherapy Services are recognised for comprehensive assessments, person-centred and results-driven treatment plans, and thorough report writing to support people of all ages and abilities.
Click here to find out whether you need to see an Exercise Physiologist or Physiotherapist.
During the first session or appointment for Physiotherapy, several steps are undertaken to evaluate your condition and develop an effective treatment plan. Here’s what you can typically expect:
Initial Consultation:
Physical Assessment:
Diagnosis and Explanation:
Treatment Plan Development:
Initial Treatment:
Home Exercise Program:
Follow-Up and Monitoring:
Q&A:
If you have more questions regarding your first Physiotherapy visit, just call us via 1300 090 931.
Physiotherapy can help individuals manage symptoms, recover from injuries or surgery, maintain mobility and independence, and improve overall health and quality of life.
Physiotherapy can help with a wide range of conditions affecting the muscles, bones, nerves, and joints, as well as some chronic illnesses and disabilities:
Click here for a more in-depth article on how to choose the best Physiotherapist for your needs.
A typical Physiotherapy session usually lasts between 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the type of treatment, the complexity of the condition, and the client’s needs and goals.
The initial assessment takes anywhere between 45-60 minutes while follow-up sessions are from 30-45 minutes.
The frequency of Physiotherapy sessions depends on several factors, including the nature and severity of your condition, your treatment goals, and your response to therapy:
Wear clothing that is comfortable and flexible.
For footwear, wear supportive and comfortable sneakers or athletic shoes.
Choose clothing that allows easy access to the specific area being treated:
Avoid wearing restrictive clothing and pieces of jewelry.If you are undergoing a specific treatment like Hydrotherapy, bring a swimsuit and towel.
The number of Physiotherapy sessions you might need can vary significantly based on several factors. Initially, we’ll perform a thorough assessment to understand the specifics of your condition. This includes evaluating the severity of your symptoms, your medical history, and your personal goals for therapy.
Generally, for some acute injuries, you might need around 6 to 12 sessions, but chronic conditions or post-surgical rehabilitation could require more. We’ll develop a personalised treatment plan for you and adjust it as needed based on your progress. Your active participation, especially with home exercises, can also impact the duration of therapy.
Hydrotherapy, also known as aquatic therapy, involves the use of water for therapeutic purposes. It combines physical exercise with the benefits of water to help improve physical function, alleviate pain, and enhance overall wellbeing.
Hydrotherapy is used for a variety of therapeutic purposes, often focusing on physical rehabilitation and overall wellbeing:
If you’re paying out-of-pocket for Hydrotherapy, you may not need a referral. In many cases, you do need a referral for Hydrotherapy, especially if it’s covered by health insurance or if you’re seeking treatment through a healthcare system.
Hydrotherapy offers numerous benefits, particularly for rehabilitation and overall health such as:
Click here for a more in-depth article on the benefits of Hydrotherapy.
Yes, Hydrotherapy is suitable for everyone, from kids to older adults, who want to improve their fitness levels. It is a great way to challenge your body in a different setting and achieve certain goals that you may be limited to on land.
We encourage you to chat with one of our Accredited Exercise Physiologists to see how Hydrotherapy can benefit you. They will do some baseline assessments to better understand the Hydrotherapy exercise program that would be best suited to you and your goals. You will then be guided through your program, or you can even join a class!
Workers’ Compensation is a government-mandated insurance scheme that provides financial support and medical benefits to employees who are injured or become ill due to their work. It aims to protect both employees and employers by offering a no-fault system.
Click here for a more in-depth article on what Workers’ Compensation is and what are its benefits.
Workers’ Compensation provides essential support for a wide range of work-related injuries and conditions, helping to ensure that employees receive the necessary medical care and financial assistance to recover and return to work.
When applying for Workers’ Compensation, we require the following information from your insurer:
The number of sessions for Workers’ Compensation you will get is primarily determined by:
Remedial Massage is a type of therapeutic massage aimed at treating specific musculoskeletal issues and injuries.
Unlike general relaxation massages, Remedial Massage focuses on identifying and addressing the root causes of muscle pain, tension, and dysfunction.
It employs a variety of techniques such as deep tissue massage, trigger point therapy, myofascial release, and stretching to target problem areas. Treatments are tailored to the individual’s specific needs and conditions, often addressing issues such as sports injuries, chronic pain, or postural problems.
Click here for a more in-depth article on the difference between Remedial and regular massages.
Remedial Massage can be effective in treating a wide range of conditions such as:
The frequency of Remedial Massage sessions can vary depending on individual needs, goals, and the nature of the condition being treated:
During a Remedial Massage session, you can expect a comprehensive and targeted approach to address your specific musculoskeletal issues.
Yes, we accept private health funds for Remedial Massage Therapy.
Acupuncture is a traditional Chinese medicine practice that involves inserting thin needles into specific points on the body to stimulate and balance the flow of energy, or “qi”.
Acupuncture is used to address a wide range of physical and mental health issues that include the following:
Click here for a more in-depth article on the benefits of Acupuncture.
Acupuncture works through the insertion of fine needles into specific points on the body to influence and balance the flow of energy, known as “qi”, along pathways called meridians.
The insertion of fine needles at precise points on the body is believed to stimulate these acupuncture points. This stimulation can influence the nervous system, enhance circulation, and promote the release of natural painkillers like endorphins.
The number of Acupuncture sessions you may need depends on several factors, including your specific condition, its severity, your overall health, and your response to treatment:
Our skilled and experienced Acupuncturist uses very thin needles and a gentle and precise technique to minimise the sensation of discomfort.
Yes, we accept private health funds for Acupuncture.
Active Ageing is a concept that focuses on optimising health, participation, and security throughout one’s lifetime, enabling people to lead fulfilling and productive lives as they age.
It emphasises maintaining physical, mental, and social wellbeing and includes strategies and practices that support older adults in staying engaged and healthy.
Active Ageing offers numerous benefits that contribute to a higher quality of life and overall well-being for older adults such as:
Staying active as you age involves a combination of physical exercise, mental engagement, and social involvement.
Click here for a more in-depth article on how to jumpstart your level of physical activity after 60.
For Active Ageing, a variety of activities can help maintain physical health, mental sharpness, and social engagement. Here are some recommended types of activities:
Home Visits in Sans Souci and Hurstville
Yes, you can book Physio home visits in Arncliffe, Marrickville, and Sydenham or in-clinic session in our Sans Souci Allied Health Clinic.
Yes, we provide Do you provide home Physio in Kingsgrove, including Bardwell Park and Wolli Creek.
Yes, you can schedule a Physio visit in Marrickville or home visit in Petersham.
You can arrange a Physio home visit in Ashfield and Physio in Canterbury by calling us at 1300 090 931 or clicking this link.
Yes, home Physio services in Turella and Physio in Earlwood are available.
Yes, we offer home Physio in Bowral, including Berrima Physio and Physiotherapy sessions.
Yes, we offer Home Physio in Taylors Lakes, including Keilor Physio and Physiotherapy sessions
Yes, you can book a home visit for Physio in St Albans, Kealba, or Sunshine North.
We cover areas in Keilor Down for home Physio, including Physio in Kings Park, Albanvale, and Delahey.
Yes, home visit Physio sessions are available in Sunshine West, Deer Park and Footscray.
Yes, we provide Physio home visits in Tullamarine, Essendon, and Niddrie.
Yes, it is possible to arrange a Physio in Melton South, Brookfield, and Cobblebank.
Physio home visit/Physio sessions available in Melton West, Kurunjang, and Harkness Physio in Melton.
Yes, we provide home visits in Rockbank, Plumpton, and Aintree.
Yes, we offer home Physiotherapy in Parafield, including Salisbury Downs and Elizabeth South.
Yes, you can schedule a Physio home visit in Elizabeth Park or Physio in Dry Creek. We also offer in-clinic sessions at our Allied Health Clinic in Elizabeth.
We cover areas within a 20 km radius of our Allied Health Clinic in Salisbury for home Physio in Salisbury North including Enfield, Kilburn, and Mawson Lakes.
Yes, it is possible to book a Physio for a home visit in Broadview and Clearview.
Yes, our Physiotherapy services are available for home visits in Modbury and Pooraka.
Yes, we provide Physio visits in the Adelaide area, including Greenacres and Northgate.
Whether you’re dealing with pain, mobility issues, falls, or recovery, let us take the guesswork out. One of our experts will match you with the right service — at the right location and with the right funding — in under 10 minutes.
