NDIS Physiotherapy in Campbells Creek

Depending on your specific NDIS plan, the types of physiotherapy services you may be eligible for can include evaluations, treatments, mobility aids, home-based exercise schemes, and educational resources.

Exercises that can be done at home are usually part of the plan, subject to your individual condition. Our goal is to arm you with tasks and physical activities to keep you engaged between our scheduled appointments.

Certainly, we provide in-home sessions for physiotherapy. Whether you’re unable to come to the clinic or simply prefer the comforts of home, we are flexible to your needs. Find out more here.

In most cases, a service agreement is needed to utilise physiotherapy services. If you’re new to the NDIS or physiotherapy, a few sessions could be approved initially. A formal proposal, backed by a letter of support, can then be submitted for inclusion in future NDIS funding. For this, we’ll need the go-ahead from your plan manager or provider.

If you have Allied Health or Physiotherapy services within your plan, we can set you up for the services and the intervals designated in your plan. Most commonly these services fall under ‘Capacity Building Supports’ in your plan.

If you’re recovering from an injury or surgery, short term physiotherapy may be an option. A plan manager must approve the first sessions, which usually are covered by your ‘Core Budget’.

If you’re a self-managed participant, you can pay upfront for services and send in receipts for refunds. It’s your obligation to make sure you’re covered for the services you’re utilising.

In short,, yes. We are able to communicate effectively with your plan manager and other healthcare professionals as needed. Our team generates reports that include advice for future planning, especially when it’s time to review your existing NDIS plan. Additionally, we issue written suggestions concerning aides, braces, and splints, working closely with plan managers to facilitate access to the necessary resources.