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NDIS Physiotherapy in Sylvania

If you are looking for NDIS physiotherapy in Sylvania, you are not alone. Many families want support with recovery, strength, and safe movement.

At Optimum Health Solutions, our team works together. Physiotherapists collaborate with other disciplines through internal case conferences so your care feels connected, not fragmented.

We are here to support your rehabilitation and help you move with more confidence in everyday life.

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Who We Support with Physiotherapy in Sylvania

We support children, adults, and older adults in Sylvania who need structured rehabilitation and movement support.

Our physiotherapy services focus on safe recovery and functional improvement.

Neurological Conditions
Post-Surgery Rehabilitation
Chronic Pain Conditions
Mobility Limitations
Falls Risk & Balance Issues
Musculoskeletal Injuries
Disability-Related Physical Support
Home-Based Rehabilitation

Physiotherapy Services Available at Sylvania

Functional Rehabilitation

Structured rehabilitation programs focused on restoring safe movement and building strength for daily activities.

Pain Management Physiotherapy

Evidence-informed techniques to support recovery and reduce physical discomfort during rehabilitation.

Balance & Falls Prevention

Targeted exercises to improve stability, coordination, and reduce falls risk.

Home & Community Physiotherapy

Mobile physiotherapy services across Sylvania to support functional improvement in real-life environments.

How Physiotherapy Works at Our Sylvania Clinic

1.

Initial Assessment & Consultation

We assess your movement, strength, pain levels, and daily function. We take time to understand your NDIS goals and environment in Sylvania.

2.

Rehabilitation Planning

We create a structured rehabilitation plan. This focuses on recovery, movement restoration, and realistic functional improvement.
3.

Active Rehabilitation & Treatment

Sessions include guided exercises, manual therapy, and strength building. Everything is paced safely for your condition.
4.

Re-Education & Functional Training

We retrain movement patterns for daily life. This may include walking practice, transfers, balance work, or task-specific training.
5.

Progress Review & Outcome Tracking

We monitor progress regularly. Adjustments are made to keep rehabilitation aligned with your NDIS plan.

6.

Maintenance & Injury Prevention

As recovery improves, we shift toward long-term strength and injury prevention. The goal is sustainable function and confidence.

Meet Our Sylvania Physiotherapist

Amee, physiotherapist at Optimum Health Solutions

Amee Rathod

Physiotherapist

BPhTy

Zarqa Sharif

Physiotherapist

DPT, BCTP, ACTP, IFPA

Caitlin Green

Physiotherapist

DPT, BHSc

Dhanashree Sayta

Physiotherapist

BPT

Timothy Lovett

Timothy Lovett

Physiotherapist

BPhty, PgCertPhty

Olivia Burnett

Olivia Burnett

Physiotherapist

B App Sci, M Phys Prac, APAM, AHPRA

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Georgia Hannay

Physiotherapist

BSc

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Ammara Nadeem

Physiotherapist

DPT (Doctor of Physical Therapy)

Leah Richardson

Physiotherapist

BMedSci, MPhTy

Patrice Katehos

Patrice Katehos

Regional Manager & Physiotherapist

BPhTy (APAM)

Kieran Doyle

Kieran Doyle

National Head of Clinical Development & Physiotherapist

APA Titled Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist APAM MACP, MMuscPhysio, GradCertMuscPhysio, MPhty, BAppSc(Ex&SpSc)

Louise Condon

Louise Condon

Physiotherapist

BSc Phys (Hons)

Nikhil Chandrashekar

Nikhil Chandrashekar

Physiotherapist

Radwan Dannawi

Radwan Dannawi

Physiotherapist

BAppSc (PhTy)

Nicholas Hopkins

Nicholas Hopkins

Physiotherapist

BPhTy

Cathrin McBride

Cathrin McBride

Clinical Lead Physiotherapist

BPhysio, GCertSpPhysio

New to the Ndis? Book a free Discovery Session!

Every NDIS plan recipient receives a free upfront discovery session to build a customised treatment plan across our range of services. We know you’ve already put a lot of hard work into completing your NDIS plan. To make things easy and clear for you, we align the treatment plan to your NDIS Capacity Building Budget.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, physiotherapy is usually funded under the Capacity Building category, particularly Improved Daily Living. If your plan includes funding for therapeutic supports, physiotherapy in Sylvania can often be accessed. We can help you understand how your specific plan applies.
No GP referral is required to start NDIS physiotherapy. You can contact us directly. If you have medical reports, discharge summaries, or previous therapy notes, they can help guide your rehabilitation planning.
Yes, we offer home and community-based physiotherapy across Sylvania when clinically appropriate. Home sessions support real-life functional training and may suit participants with mobility limitations.
Yes, we can provide progress reports when required for plan reviews. Reports outline rehabilitation progress, current functional capacity, and recommendations for future support.
Yes, we regularly collaborate with support coordinators and plan managers. Our internal case conferences across seven disciplines help keep communication clear and aligned with your broader NDIS supports.

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