Physiotherapy in Moonah
Who We Support With Physiotherapy in Moonah
Back & neck pain
Muscle & joint injuries
Sports injuries
Post-surgery rehabilitation
Chronic pain & arthritis
Work-related injuries
Mobility & balance issues
Neurological conditions
Physiotherapy Services Available at Moonah
Personalised Treatment Plans
Rehabilitation Programs
Designed to aid recovery from injuries, progressive or acquired disability and surgeries
Pain Management
Techniques to alleviate persistent and acute pain.
Preventative Care
Strategies to prevent injuries and promote overall health.
How Physiotherapy Works at Our Moonah Clinic
1.
Initial Assessment & Consultation
We review your history, assess your movement, and set clear goals.
2.
Treatment Planning
We create a personalised plan with exercises and session guidance.
3.
Active Treatment & Intervention
Hands-on therapy and targeted exercises to reduce pain and improve movement.
4.
Re-Education & Functional Training
We restore strength, mobility and everyday function.
5.
Progress Review & Outcome Measurement
We review your improvements and adjust as needed.
6.
Maintenance & Prevention
We provide ongoing exercises to keep you strong and prevent future issues.
Meet Our Moonah Physiotherapists
Patrice Katehos
Regional Manager & Physiotherapist
BPhTy (APAM)
Nathan Gray
Physiotherapist
BAppSc (ExSSc), MPhTy
Kieran Doyle
National Head of Clinical Development & Physiotherapist
APA Titled Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist APAM MACP, MMuscPhysio, GradCertMuscPhysio, MPhty, BAppSc(Ex&SpSc)
Olivia Burnett
Physiotherapist
B App Sci, M Phys Prac, APAM, AHPRA
Kelvin Hua
Physiotherapist
BPhTy
Timothy Lovett
Physiotherapist
BPhty, PgCertPhty
John Kang
Physiotherapist
M. Physiotherapy, B. HSc (Sports and Exercise Science)
Louise Condon
Physiotherapist
BSc Phys (Hons)
Nikhil Chandrashekar
Physiotherapist
Morgan Baxter
Discipline Area Manager & Physiotherapist
B. PHTY
Radwan Dannawi
Physiotherapist
BAppSc (PhTy)
Nicholas Hopkins
Physiotherapist
BPhTy
Jessica Osborn
Physiotherapy
BHlth Sci, MPhysio, APAM
Cathrin McBride
Clinical Lead Physiotherapist
BPhysio, GCertSpPhysio
Amee Rathod
Physiotherapist
BPhTy
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 in Moonah
We know that NDIS funding needs to be used wisely. That’s why we don’t guess; we plan. We create a structured roadmap for your rehabilitation, ensuring every session contributes to your broader goals. You won’t just be doing exercises; you’ll be building the physical capacity to engage with your community.
Because we are a team, we don’t work in silos. If your mobility is affecting your diet or mental health, we can easily connect you with our Dietitians or Psychologists right here in Moonah. We handle the NDIS reporting and compliance, giving you the peace of mind to focus on your recovery.
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