If your NDIS Plan includes physiotherapy or exercise physiology, then join us at Physionorth. We’re an NDIS registered provider and we’d love to help you move more easily.
The National Disability Insurance Scheme supports Australians with a significant and permanent disability with funding for supports and services.
Those supports and services vary from one person to another, but they could include things like:
The NDIS takes a lifetime approach, aiming to invest in people with disabilities so you can engage in education, work or your community.
If your NDIS application is approved, then the NDIS works with you to develop your Plan. This is where you set some goals for the next year then work out what funding and services you need to achieve them.
Once you’ve got your NDIS Plan, you can choose your providers. The NDIS leaves that choice to you because you’re the one using those services and it’s important that you like the people who are supporting you.
If your NDIS Plan includes physiotherapy or exercise physiology, then we’d love you to join us at Physionorth.
Regular physiotherapy helps people with disabilities to move more easily. Physiotherapy is helpful for a wide range of disabilities including:
Depending on your goals and needs, we can help you to:
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Do your NDIS goals include getting stronger and fitter or moving more freely to increase your independence?
Then exercise physiology can help. If your disability reduces your health and wellbeing or limits your movements, then exercise physiology can be a valuable part of your NDIS Plan.
Exercise physiology helps you enjoy the physical and mental benefits of exercise using a customised program that meets your needs.
Accessing exercise physiology using your NDIS Plan can help to:
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You can check your eligibility here.
You have to be aged 7-65, have Australian residency and live in Australia, need care or special equipment because of a significant or permanent disability and need some supports now to reduce your future needs.
In general terms, if you have any kind of physical or neurological disability, then physiotherapy or exercise physiology may help. If you’re unsure, why not come along for an initial consultation. We can talk about your goals, assess your needs and recommend a treatment plan. Then you can decide if that sounds good to you.
We focus on the whole person, looking at how your whole body works rather than concentrating only on the sore parts. When we’re with you, you have our full attention. Depending on your needs, we may perform hands-on treatments to release overactive muscles, loosen up joints, retrain weak muscles and teach you how to improve your posture and move with symmetry.