NDIS Physiotherapy in Strathdale

The services covered by the NDIS will vary based on the participant’s plan. When it comes to physiotherapy, services that may or may not be utilised under the NDIS include assessments and evaluations, therapeutic interventions, assistive equipment, home exercise programs, and education and training.

It’s likely, based on your individual needs, that you’ll get exercises to do at home. Our objective is to assign tasks and exercises that you can do in between our appointments.

Absolutely, we can offer visits at your home! This is an option if getting to our clinic is problematic or if you’re more at ease in your own space. 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 Allied Health or Physiotherapy services are part of your NDIS plan, we can arrange these services according to your plan’s designated intervals. Usually, these come under the heading of ‘Capacity Building Supports’.

Shorter term physiotherapy may be available post injury or surgery. Initial sessions will need to be approved by a plan manager, and most commonly will come out of your ‘Core Budget’.

For those who are self-managed, you have the option to pay as you go for services, then submit receipts for reimbursement. Please note, it’s your responsibility to confirm your cover for the services you’re accessing.

Simply put, yes. We can coordinate with your plan manager and other relevant health professionals. When it’s time to review your plan, we supply reports containing suggestions for next steps. We also offer written advice on supports like aides, braces, and splints, collaborating with plan managers to help you obtain what you need.