Rehab Insight Exercise Physiology

NDIS participants

NDIS exercise physiology

Capacity building toward the things a participant actually wants to be able to do.

Open community space representing capacity building and independence

What we work on

Neurological conditions including stroke, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, acquired brain injury and cerebral palsy. Chronic pain and fatigue. Mobility, balance and falls risk. Independence and community participation.

How we work

In the community, at home, at a local gym, or at our Chermside and Fairfield venues. The same clinician every session, because consistency matters more here than almost anywhere else.

Goals are set with the participant in their own words, and reporting is written so support coordinators and plan managers can use it at review.

Common questions

Do you work with self-managed and plan-managed participants?
Yes, and with agency-managed participants.
Do you travel?
Yes. South East Queensland, plus Cairns and Far North Queensland.

What you get when you refer

Contact within one business day
We call the referrer, not just the client.
First appointment within five business days
Across South East Queensland. Cairns and Far North Queensland by arrangement.
Initial report within five business days of assessment
Function and capacity, not attendance.
Written updates every fortnight
Without you having to ask for them.
Case conference attendance on request
In person, by phone or by video.
Direct access to the treating clinician
You get their mobile. Not a reception queue.

Have a client who needs exercise physiology?

Send the referral, or call and talk it through first. Both work.

Refer a client Call 0431 541 687