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Physiotherapy Brisbane

Our Brisbane physiotherapists offer mobile physiotherapy for adults and older Australians across Brisbane, with a specialist focus on neurological rehabilitation, mobility and falls prevention.

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Mobile physiotherapy across Brisbane

Our Team

Meet Our Brisbane Physiotherapists

Service Area

Brisbane Suburbs We Service

Our mobile physiotherapists travel across greater Brisbane. Select your region to see the suburbs we cover. We also provide physiotherapy across the Gold Coast, Ipswich, Logan and the Sunshine Coast.

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What We Do

How Our Brisbane Physio Team Supports You

Neurological Rehabilitation

Targeted, repetitive physiotherapy for stroke, ABI, Parkinson's, MS, MND, spinal cord injury and other neurological conditions, delivered in your home and community.

Falls Prevention & Mobility

Progressive, correctly dosed balance and strength training combined with gait retraining, mobility aid review and environmental risk identification.

Rehabilitation After Hospital

In-home rehab following stroke, orthopaedic surgery, joint replacement, fracture, prolonged illness, ICU admission or a general decline in condition.

In-Home Physiotherapy

We assess and treat in the places where those problems occur, the real stairs, the real bathroom, the real footpath, and build programs around them.

Neuro

Neurological Physiotherapy in Brisbane

Neurological conditions change how the brain and body communicate. The result is weakness, altered tone, poor balance, reduced coordination, fatigue and a loss of confidence in movement, and each of those responds to targeted, repetitive, well-designed physiotherapy.

Our physiotherapists have extensive experience supporting adults with neurological and complex conditions, including those listed here.

Conditions We Support

Conditions we support

Stroke and transient ischaemic attack
Acquired brain injury (ABI) and traumatic brain injury
Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders
Multiple sclerosis
Motor neurone disease
Spinal cord injury
Cerebral palsy
Guillain-Barré syndrome
Functional neurological disorder
Peripheral neuropathy
Dementia with mobility decline
Deconditioning following prolonged illness or hospitalisation
What We Address

What neurological physiotherapy addresses

Walking, gait retraining and walking endurance
Balance, postural control and falls prevention
Sit-to-stand, bed mobility and transfers
Strength, muscle activation and motor control
Spasticity, tone management, stretching and contracture prevention
Upper limb and hand function alongside occupational therapy
Coordination and motor learning
Fatigue management and activity pacing
Respiratory function and chest physiotherapy where indicated
Pain arising from altered movement and posture
Mobility aid assessment, prescription and training
Home exercise programs the person will actually do
Carer and support worker training in safe transfers and assisted exercise

Falls & Mobility

Falls Prevention and Mobility

Around one in three older Australians falls each year, and a fall is very often the event that ends independent living. Falls are also highly modifiable.

Our falls prevention programs combine assessment with progressive, evidence-based intervention, strength and balance training at the right dose, gait retraining, footwear and mobility aid review, environmental risk identification in partnership with our occupational therapists, and education for the person and their family. Where relevant, we screen for the other contributors that a physiotherapist is well placed to notice: postural blood pressure changes, vestibular symptoms, fear of falling and reduced walking speed.

Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation After Hospital, Surgery or Illness

The weeks after discharge are when function is most recoverable and most easily lost. We provide in-home rehabilitation following stroke, orthopaedic surgery, joint replacement, fracture, prolonged illness, ICU admission or a general decline in condition.

Programs are short, goal-focused and measurable, regaining the ability to stand, to walk to the bathroom, to manage the front steps, to get back into the community. We welcome referrals from hospital discharge planners, rehabilitation teams and transition care services.

Scope of Care

Other Physiotherapy Services in Brisbane

Alongside neurological rehabilitation, falls prevention and rehabilitation after hospital, our Brisbane physiotherapists provide:

Musculoskeletal assessment and treatment for pain and injury
Chronic pain management and graded activity programs
Exercise prescription and progressive strength programs
Mobility aid assessment, prescription and training
Manual handling and transfer training for carers and support workers
Hydrotherapy program design where a suitable pool is accessible
Respiratory physiotherapy and chest clearances
Contracture management and passive movement programs
Functional assessments and reports for NDIS plan reviews
Joint assessment and program design alongside occupational therapy and exercise-based supports

Ready to get started?

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Make A Referral 1300 765 456 info@inonehealthcare.com.au

Simple Process

How to Get Started

1

Make a referral

Participants, families, support coordinators, plan managers, GPs, specialists, aged care providers and hospital teams can all refer.

2

We match the clinician

Your referral is allocated to a Brisbane physiotherapist with experience relevant to the condition and the goals.

3

Initial assessment at home

We assess movement, strength, balance, mobility and function in the environment you actually use, and agree on goals.

4

A program that fits your life

Treatment sessions plus a home program designed around what you will realistically do between visits, with family, carers or support workers trained to assist.

5

Review and report

Progress is measured and reviewed, with reports provided for NDIS plan reviews or care teams as needed.

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