NDIS Physiotherapy Townsville

Physio On Ross is PRoudly registered under the national disability insurance scheme (NDIS)

Our Townsville NDIS-registered Physiotherapy Clinic uses a range of techniques and processes to:

  • Help improve movement and function
  • Treat and reduce pain
  • Increase strength and range of motion
  • And make every day tasks easier

Physio on Ross is not just a typical musculo-skeletal practice but has the ability to work with chronic neurological or physical conditions under NDIS.

Director Brett Cunningham has 36 years’ experience and spent years working in Townsville Hospital Rehabilitation Unit and several Neurological rehab wards within London (1991-93). 

Our other Physiotherapists also have significant therapy experiences and knowledge that can help you get the most value from your NDIS Physiotherapy.

Both therapists have an interest and the knowledge to deal with a multiple of conditions from the early acute phase through to the chronic stable stage. We understand safety is paramount, and know what exercises are appropriate and when to progress. 
 
Our clinic set up is designed for more mobile clients who can assist in transferring (no hoists).

This means Physio On Ross NDIS is able to assist with conditions including: 

  •  CVA/Stroke
  •  Amputee
  •  Neurological – eg Guillain-Barre, muscular dystrophy
  •  Spinal Injuries
  •  Peripheral neuropathies
  •  Spina Bifida
  •  Multiple Sclerosis

If you are in need of physiotherapy assistance under the NDIS or know some who needs this help, please contact Reception on 

(07) 4728 2116 

NDIS Physiotherapy Townsville

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NDIS Physiotherapy Frequently Asked Questions

Who is eligible for NDIS physiotherapy?

Eligibility for NDIS physiotherapy is determined by the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) guidelines. Individuals who meet the following criteria may be eligible for NDIS physiotherapy:

  • Have a permanent or significant disability that affects their mobility, strength, or physical functioning.
  • Are aged between 0 and 65 years old.
  • Are an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or hold a Protected Special Category Visa.
  • Live in an area where the NDIS has been rolled out.

What types of physiotherapy services are covered by the NDIS?

The NDIS provides funding for a wide range of physiotherapy services to support individuals with disabilities. These services may include, but are not limited to:

  • Assessments and evaluations: Comprehensive evaluations to determine the individual’s physical abilities, limitations, and goals.
  • Therapeutic interventions: Customised physiotherapy treatments aimed at improving mobility, strength, coordination, and overall physical function.
  • Assistive equipment and aids: Funding for specialised equipment, devices, and assistive technologies that enhance mobility and independence.
  • Home exercise programs: Development of tailored exercise programs to be performed at home, aimed at maintaining and improving physical abilities.
  • Education and training: Provision of information and training to individuals, their families, and carers on exercises, techniques, and strategies for managing physical challenges.

What happens during a NDIS physiotherapy assessment?

During an NDIS physiotherapy assessment, a qualified physiotherapist will conduct a thorough evaluation of the individual’s physical abilities, limitations, and goals. The assessment aims to gather comprehensive information to guide the development of an evidence-based individualised physiotherapy plan tailored to the person’s specific needs and goals.

The assessment process may involve:

  1. Reviewing medical history and previous assessments.
  2. Conducting physical tests and measurements to assess strength, range of motion, balance, and functional abilities.
  3. Assessing mobility and any specific challenges related to movement or physical function.
  4. Discussing the individual’s goals and aspirations for improvement.
  5. Collaborating with the individual, their family, and other support people to develop a personalised treatment plan.