All referrals will be replied to within 24 hours of receiving them, with the new client seen within a maximum of 10 days. We aim to offer timely initial assessments, with availability depending on current demand and urgency of need. Priority is given to clients at risk of functional decline, recent hospital discharge or increased falls risk.

Absolutely. Home-based physiotherapy is often one of the most effective ways to improve mobility, strength, balance and independence because treatment occurs in the environment where clients live and function every day.

Sessions are tailored to each person's goals and home environment, allowing us to address real-life challenges such as walking safely around the home, negotiating steps, transferring in and out of chairs or bed, and reducing falls risk.

We bring any portable equipment required, including resistance bands, weights and balance equipment, while also incorporating everyday household items and environments into treatment where appropriate.

Yes. Progress reports, physiotherapy summaries and goal-based outcome reports can be provided when required for NDIS reviews, Home Care Package providers, GPs and other members of the care team.

Yes. We regularly collaborate with Support Coordinators, Recovery Coaches, Home Care Package providers, Occupational Therapists, GPs and family members to ensure a coordinated approach to care.

We primarily service the Adelaide metropolitan area and Adelaide Hills but can travel to surrounding regions where feasible. Visits outside Adelaide are considered on a case-by-case basis.

Yes. We provide physiotherapy services in residential aged care settings as well as private homes.

Yes. We regularly support clients with complex presentations, including neurological conditions, progressive disorders, significant mobility limitations, and high support needs.

We tailor treatment plans to each individual’s functional capacity, environment, and support network.

We use a goal-oriented approach to physiotherapy. Treatment plans are developed in collaboration with the client and their support network and focus on meaningful functional outcomes such as mobility, independence, safety, and participation in daily life. Goals are regularly reviewed to ensure progress is measurable and aligned with NDIS or Home Care objectives.

Yes. Falls prevention is a key focus of our physiotherapy services. We assess mobility, strength, balance, and environmental factors, and develop tailored interventions to reduce falls risk and improve confidence with movement.