Physiotherapy in Liverpool

Rehab with a clear plan

Your local team on Heathcote Road. We map your funding and line up your care so rehab feels simple.

Injuries are stressful. We keep things steady with the Optimum Roadmap. First comes assessment. Then therapy sessions. Then an MDT case conference to keep everyone on the same page. You know what is next and where each dollar goes. Therapy is close to home in Liverpool.

WHO WE SUPPORT WITH PHYSIOTHERAPY IN LIVERPOOL

At our Liverpool clinic, Physiotherapy focuses on rehabilitation. We help with pain, stiffness, dizziness, injury, and recovery after surgery. Care is paced and realistic—clear steps, simple exercises, and regular check‑ins. We keep jargon out and make movement feel doable in your week.

Back & neck pain

Muscle & Joint Rehabilitation

Sports injuries

Post-surgery rehabilitation

Chronic pain & arthritis

Pelvic Floor & Womens Health

Mobility & balance issues

Neurological conditions

Physiotherapy Services Available at Liverpool

Personalised Nutrition Plans

We do not use cookie-cutter diets. We create eating plans that fit your taste buds, budget, and lifestyle.

Weight Management

We support you to reach a healthy weight. We focus on sustainable changes rather than strict diets.

Disease Management

We use food to help your health. We provide expert advice for diabetes, heart disease, and high cholesterol.

Food Allergy & Intolerance

We help you eat safely. We guide you on how to manage allergies or gut issues while still enjoying food.

How Physiotherapy Works at Our Liverpool Clinic

Initial Assessment & Consultation

We take time to understand your history and how your movement feels day to day. We assess how your body is moving and identify what may be limiting your function. Together, we set clear and realistic next steps so you know what to expect.

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Treatment Planning

We map out a structured plan based on your current capacity and needs.
This includes guided exercises and session planning that fits into your routine.
Everything is explained clearly so you can move forward with confidence.

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Active Treatment & Intervention

Sessions focus on hands-on therapy and targeted exercises. We support movement retraining, strength building, and improved mobility. Each session is paced to match your comfort and progress.

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Re-education & Functional Training

We work on building strength and improving how you move in everyday tasks. This may include walking, lifting, or returning to daily routines. The focus is on helping your body move more efficiently.

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Progress Review & Measurement

We regularly check how things are tracking. Your plan is adjusted based on how your body responds over time. This keeps your care clear, structured, and easy to follow.

Maintenance & Prevention

We guide you through ongoing exercises to support long-term movement. This helps you stay active and manage your condition day to day. Simple strategies are provided so you can continue independently.

Meet Our Liverpool Physiotherapist

Patrice Katehos

Regional Manager & Physiotherapist

BPhTy (APAM)

Kelvin Hua

Physiotherapist

BPhTy

Morgan Baxter

Discipline Area Manager & Physiotherapist

B. PHTY

Referrer’s Hub

Whether you’re a new referrer or you’ve used our services before, the Optimum referrers hub has all your needs. With one click you can make enquiries, make referrals and check all of our clinics’ service capacities.

Ndis Physiotherapy Support in Liverpool

Physiotherapy focuses on rehabilitation for movement and daily function—paced and practical, with clear reviews you can follow.

We offer a free discovery session for NDIS participants. We listen first, then plan sessions that fit your week. Our spaces are accessible and comfortable.

Your Physio collaborates through MDT case conferences with Exercise Physiology, OT, and Dietetics. We coordinate with your Support Coordinator or Plan Manager to reduce paperwork and keep therapy on track.

Liverpool Clinic Location

Liverpool

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Physiotherapy cover at Optimum?

Rehabilitation for movement and daily function. We support back/neck discomfort, joint issues, sports injuries, post‑surgery rehab, vestibular/balance, pelvic health, and neurological rehab—paced and practical, with home exercises and reviews that fit your week.

Do I need a GP referral to see a Physio?

Not for private sessions. You can book directly. For Medicare EPC/CDM rebates, your GP must prepare a plan and referral (MBS 10960). Workers Comp and DVA may require referral/claim details. We’ll help you navigate it.

What happens at my first appointment?

We start with your story and a gentle assessment. We check movement, strength, balance, and everyday tasks, then create a plan that fits your week. If others can help, we align care in case conferences so the team is on the same page.

Do I need imaging before starting Physio?

Usually not. Most people start with assessment and rehabilitation‑focused care. Imaging is only recommended if clinically indicated. Your plan includes clear reviews and simple strategies you can use at home.

How do you coordinate Physio with other therapies?

Through the MDT model. Physio aligns with Exercise Physiology, OT, Speech, Dietetics, Podiatry, and Behaviour Support via case conferences. Your Optimum Roadmap shows where time and funding go—assessment → therapy → reviews.

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