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Adelaide Physiotherapy & Remedial Massage Therapy Open 7 Days
- Highly skilled hands-on therapists
- Holistic treatment approach for fast relief
- Longer appointments (60m initial, 30m follow-up)
- Open 7 days
- Treat actual cause not just symptoms
- General Info
We provide the highest quality physiotherapy and remedial massage therapy when you need it most.
Physiotherapy Clinic specialising in reducing pain and addressing the underlying cause of your issues. We use a holistic approach to identify all contributing factors so that we can help you recover as fast as possible. Our Physiotherapists are highly skilled in managing and treating: - Headaches & migraines - Back pain (disc bulges, sciatica, joint sprains) - Sport injuries (ACL tears, ankle sprains, muscles strains, meniscus injuries, rotator cuff sprains) - Post surgical / operative rehabilitation (shoulder, knee, hips, spine and foot / ankle) - NDIS funded patients Services include: - Dry needling - Myofascial cupping - Soft tissue massage and release techniques - Remedial massage therapy
Highly Rated Physiotherapy And Remedial Massage Clinic In Adelaide Our team of physiotherapists and remedial massage therapists have received numerous 5 star google reviews (almost 200) and have helped thousands of patients recover from all sorts of injuries. We regularly undertake external and internal training to ensure our knowledge is up to date. We have longer appointments so that our patients are not rushed out of the door, have ample time to be heard and educated and be involved in the treatment and management of their injury.
All of our physiotherapists are trained in dry needling, myofascial cupping, massage techniques, joint mobilisations, exercise prescription and shockwave therapy. Our competency with hands-on therapies allows our team to provide fast pain relief from day one.
It is important to help our patients settle down their pain and get moving as soon as possible. It is equally important that they understand and learn how to build up their body so that they can prevent re-injuries in the future. Building long term "good" habits and improving general health and wellness is a big part of our treatment philosophy.
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- 37 713 356 968
- Staff
- 1-10
- Ownership
- Locally Owned
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- Open 7 Days A Week
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FAQs
How long will it take for me to recover?
Every person and their presenting condition is different and therefore there is no "one-size-fits-all" approach. Your physiotherapist or remedial massage therapist will discuss your treatment plan at the time of your appointment based on your individual needs. As, a general rule, most people require 3-12 weeks to make a good recovery in the long term.
I have a workplace injury or car accident, how can I access treatment with you?
If you are seeking physiotherapy treatment through a work injury (RTWSA) or motor vehicle accident (CTP) claim, you will need a referral from your treating doctor and have an approved compensation claim. If in doubt, please call our clinic on (08) 8123 8252.
What should I bring to my appointment?
It is best to wear loose comfortable clothing which allows easy access to the areas of your body that requires assessment and treatment. If you have had X-rays, scans or medical reports, please bring them along so that the treating physiotherapist can review them. This information can assist the physiotherapist determine the best management plan.
Do I need a doctor's referral to see a physiotherapist?
No, you do not need a doctor's referral to see a physiotherapist if you are attending as a private paying client. A doctor's referral is only required if your injury is in relation to one of the following Work injury (RTWSA), Motor vehicle accident (CTP), Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA), Medicare Care Plan (EPC) / GP chronic condition management plan (GPCCMP).
Do you treat NDIS funded patients?
Physio Physique can provide physiotherapy assessment and treatment to any participant who is self-managed, or plan managed. If in doubt, please contact our clinic on (08) 8123 8252.
Do you accept private health insurance?
Yes, Physio Physique has available the latest HICAPS Trinity Terminal and accepts 100% of Australia's Private Health Insurers. To claim your health insurance rebate, you will need to bring your physical or digital health insurance card. If you forget to bring your health insurance card, do not worry. You can pay the full-service fee and then claim your rebate back directly from your insurer.
How do I make an appointment?
You can simply call our clinic on (08) 8123 8252 or book online via our website (physiophysique.com.au). For phone bookings, please call our clinic during our opening hours. For online bookings, you can jump online any time using our simple booking platform.
What happens at the first physiotherapy appointment?
Your physiotherapist will conduct a thorough assessment both verbally and physically to assess your presenting complaint. The assessment is required to determine the cause of your injury and the contributing factors. You will also receive targeted hands-on therapy designed to help you settle the pain fast and promote healing. The physio will explain what steps are needed to make a good recovery.