Optimum Health Solutions Dodges Ferry

Our Old Forcett Road clinic in Dodges Ferry provides Exercise Physiology for Sorell and South East Tasmania.

Whether you are managing a chronic condition, building strength after injury, or working toward your NDIS capacity goals, our exercise physiologists are here to help. We work with you on movement, fitness, and long-term health.

NDIS, Medicare, and private patients welcome.

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We Support the NDIS. Registered NDIS Provider

We are not just any NDIS provider​

The NDIS can feel overwhelming. We help make it straightforward.

Our Dodges Ferry team works with you, your family, and your support coordinator. We offer Exercise Physiology services that meet NDIS scheme requirements. We do functional assessments, therapy plans, and progress reports to keep your goals on track.

We have been helping Australians access better health care for more than 20 years. We keep your plan practical and focused on what matters to you.

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Your initial assessment allows us to design a customised plan using our range of services to enable your health goals.

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Dodges Ferry Client Reviews

Jen Holdsworth

Clare is kind, show empathy and respect. Combined with knowledge and a willingness to learn and grow.
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Allyson Brophy

All the staff are super nice and lobe their jobs ,you van tell as they put this energy into their clients and try to improve their health and fitness goals.
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janice richardson

My EP Jack is always professional and pushing me to maintain my level of confidence with my work in exercising. It always something I look forward to and enjoy every minute of the session
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Rachael

A wonderful, encouraging and supportive environment! Staff are fantastic and great with my son. Very happy.
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Dodges Ferry 7173
  • Carlton 7173
  • Carlton River 7173
  • Primrose Sands 7173
  • Lewisham 7173
    Connellys Marsh 7173
  • Forcett 7173
  • Copping 7174
  • Midway Point 7171
  • Sorell 7172
  • Acton Park 7170
  • Lauderdale 7021
  • Sandford 7020
  • Oakdowns 7019
  • Rokeby 7019
Parking is available in the Oceana Aquatic & Fitness Centre car park, including accessible bays near the entrance. Please allow 15 minutes before your appointment to find parking.

Our Dodges Ferry clinic has step free entry and accessible bathrooms. If you need support, please let us know before your appointment so we can assist.

You can either book/refer online in our bookings directory, call the clinic on 03 6245 0799, email us at
tasmaniaclinic@opt.net.au or ask your GP or Support Coordinator to send a referral. We confirm details and match you to the right practitioner based on your goals.

Yes. We are a registered NDIS provider. We offer functional assessments, therapy plans tailored to your goals, assistive technology recommendations, and reports that meet scheme requirements.

Our Dodges Ferry clinic offers Occupational Therapy, Exercise Physiology, and Pre-Employment Medicals. See each service page for details.

Appointment availability varies by service and practitioner, for a full list of clinics capacity, please see our referrers hub.

Yes. Most services are available via telehealth. We’ll confirm suitability during your enquiry or referral.

Bring your referral, Medicare or NDIS details, any relevant reports, and comfortable clothing for movement based assessments.

We welcome feedback on Google. Please share what helped you, and we reply to all reviews to keep improving. If you have concerns, contact the clinic directly so we can assist.

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Our Core Services

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A team of caring health professionals working together around you.
From physiotherapy and exercise rehabilitation to speech pathology, dietetics, podiatry and more, your care is coordinated not fragmented.

NDIS Disability Services

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Navigating the NDIS can feel overwhelming. You don’t have to do it alone.
As a registered NDIS provider, we align therapy with your plan and help map out a clear and sustainable pathway so funding works for you.

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Do meaningful work without burning out.
Join a supportive multidisciplinary team where mentoring, collaboration and professional growth are part of everyday practice.

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