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Department of Veterans' Affairs Physiotherapy
- Pain management
- Functional Rehab
- Maintain Quality of Life
- Prevent further injury
Our physiotherapists feel privileged to help those who serve or have served!
Our clinic accepts both DVA Gold and White card holders.
On your first appointment with us, please bring your DVA card and a current referral for physiotherapy from your GP or Medical Specialist.
We specialise in treating DVA physiotherapy patients, ensuring tailored care to meet their specific needs.
Physiotherapist services are available under the Allied Health Treatment cycle which means a referral will last for up to 12 sessions or 1 year (whichever ends first). There are no limits to the number of treatment cycles available to you.
Treatment cycles do not apply to physiotherapy services for those who possess a Totally and Permanently Incapacitated (TPI) Gold Card. Physiotherapy services must still be clinically necessary, evidence based and goals oriented. Our DVA physio service focuses on improving function and reducing pain through specialised treatments.
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Injury diagnosis
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Exercise rehabilitation
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All eligible treatments under DVA Gold or White cards are billed directly to DVA with no gap costs to you.
If you have any questions about DVA appointments, you can send it to us via the enquiry form on our contact page.
What is Physiotherapy?
Discover physiotherapy and how it can transform your health journey.
Physiotherapy is a healthcare profession that focuses on helping individuals maintain, restore, and improve their physical function and mobility. It is a holistic approach that combines manual therapy, exercise, and education to promote optimal health and wellbeing. Physiotherapists use evidence-based techniques to assess, diagnose, and treat a wide range of conditions, from musculoskeletal injuries to neurological disorders. By addressing the underlying causes of pain and dysfunction, physiotherapy can help individuals achieve pain relief, improve their function, and enhance their overall quality of life.
Benefits of Our Physiotherapy Services
Learn about the advantages of our tailored physiotherapy services and how they can enhance your quality of life.
Our physiotherapy services offer a range of benefits that can transform your health journey. Some of the advantages of our services include:
Pain relief: Our physiotherapists use a variety of techniques, including manual therapy and dry needling, to provide effective pain relief and management.
Improved mobility: Our physiotherapy services can help improve your range of motion, reduce stiffness, and enhance your overall mobility.
Personalized treatment: Our physiotherapists work closely with you to develop a tailored treatment plan that addresses your unique needs and goals.
Access to a range of services: Our physiotherapy services include access to a range of treatments, including exercise programs, education on injury prevention and management, and equipment prescription.
Convenient and accessible: Our physiotherapy services are conveniently located and easily accessible, making it easy for you to fit treatment into your busy schedule.
By choosing our physiotherapy services, you can experience the numerous benefits of physiotherapy and take the next step towards achieving improved health and wellbeing.
We can help you with:
- Injury diagnosis
- Pain management
- Exercise rehabilitation
- Improving quality of life
- Communication with your medical and allied health team members
All eligible treatments under DVA Gold or White cards are billed directly to DVA with no gap costs to you.
If you have any questions about DVA appointments, you can send it to us via the enquiry form on our contact page.
Book your physiotherapy appointment today!
To book a DVA physio appointment, ensure you have a referral from your GP and prepare necessary documents for smooth billing through the DVA.
Department of Veterans' Affairs - DVA Physiotherapy Services
Pain management
Veterans with an accepted service-related condition can access physiotherapy services covered by the Department for Veterans’ Affairs. Eligibility for these services often requires an assessed clinical need, ensuring that the treatment is necessary and appropriate for the veteran’s specific condition.
Functional Rehab
DVA physiotherapy services are designed to help veterans regain and maintain their physical functionality. These services are available at no out-of-pocket cost for eligible members holding Veteran Gold or White Cards, ensuring that veterans receive the care they need without financial burden.
Maintain Quality of Life
The Department of Veterans’ Affairs funds physiotherapy services for clients holding a White or Gold Health Card. This funding ensures that veterans can access necessary treatments to maintain their quality of life, provided they meet the eligibility criteria and have the required referrals.
Prevent further injury
To access DVA physiotherapy services, veterans must obtain a referral from your treating doctor. These referrals are crucial for ensuring that the physiotherapy treatments are appropriate and necessary for the veteran’s condition.
Receive physiotherapy services
Veterans can receive physiotherapy services if they meet specific eligibility criteria, such as having an assessed clinical need and possessing the necessary medical cards or referrals. These services are often associated with health programs offered by the Department for Veterans’ Affairs.
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