Madigan Pyke Physiotherapy
31 Years
in Business
14 Years with
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About Us
Keeping You Moving
- Experienced
- Friendly staff
- Members Australian Physio Association
- Reliable & efficient
- General Info
We have been delighted to be of service to our patients since establishing our Anzac Highway practice in 1995.
We (Michael and James) have worked together for over 23 years, the last 20 at our Anzac Highway rooms. We have the experience to assist you with your injury or general fitness concerns.
Welcome to Madigan Pyke Physiotherapy! See us for any of those issues which may be limiting your physical activities, a sporting injury, work injury, arthritis, post surgery, headaches, vehicle accidents, to name a few. With a hands on approach to treatment and an emphasis on exercise based rehab our aim is to keep you moving! Michael and James
Neck and Back care Sports Injuries Headaches Pilates & Gym Post op and post injury Rehab Manipulation Mobilisation Work and vehicle accident injuries HICAPS BUPA and Medibank Private preferred providers
Call Susan, our receptionist, on 82933100 for an appointment today! We are here to help. Address: 237 Anzac Hwy, Plympton SA 5038
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- Payment method
- cheque, mastercard, debit, visa, eft, cash
- Established
- 1995
- ABN
- 50 536 932 100
- Staff
- 1-10
- Service Notes
- Open Monday to Friday
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- Legal ID: Friendly staff
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- 5038, All Health Funds accepted, BUPA and Medibank Private Memebers Benefits, Back Pain, Business established 1995, DVA, Exercise Prescription, Hands On Approach, Headaches, Hicaps, Eftpos, MasterCard, Visa, Madigan Pyke Physiotherapy, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Neck Pain, Physios, Physiotherapists, Pilates, Plympton, Post Op Rehab, SA, Sports Injuries, Work Injuries
FAQs
What is Pilates?
Pilates refers to a wide ranging group of exercises which aim to improve the activation of the trunk muscles. These muscles help to support the spine in all our day to day activities and are particularly useful for people recovering from acute or chronic low back injuries and pain. Pilates traditionally makes use of equipment (such as the Reformer) which use springs for resistance. See us for an individual exercise programme tailored to your specific needs.
What is Sciatica?
Sciatica is a term used to describe leg pain that originates from the low back (the Lumbar Spine). Specifically, it refers to symptoms caused by irritation of the Sciatic Nerve and can be felt as leg pain, pins and needles and/or muscle weakness. The joints of the lumbar spine (the Facet Joints) can also radiate pain into the legs. Assessment is needed to determine the cause of the symptoms before appropriate measures can be taken along the path to recovery. Call us today to get started.