Mobile physiotherapy across Melbourne for adults and older Australians combining specialist neurological rehabilitation with in-home falls prevention, strength, mobility and post-hospital rehab. inOne Healthcare's physiotherapists come to you, right across metropolitan Melbourne. We support NDIS participants, older Australians receiving aged care funding, hospitals and rehabilitation teams, aged care providers, and the families and carers behind them. In-clinic physiotherapy and group classes are also available at our Roxburgh Park location.
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Our Team

Aaya Hakeem
Senior Physiotherapist
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I am a physiotherapist who works with adults on managing pain, increasing strength and improving movement. I have particular experience in chronic pain management and falls prevention.

Simran Sandhu
Physiotherapist
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I am a physiotherapist who enjoys working with people of all ages to help them reduce pain, improve their movement, and get back to doing the things they enjoy in everyday life.

Mary Perez
Senior Physiotherapist
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Hello, my name is Mary Perez, and I am a Senior Physiotherapist with many years of experience helping people of all ages improve their movement and quality of life. My greatest passion is working with older adults — helping people stay active, healthy and independent so they can continue doing the things that are important to them.
In-clinic physiotherapy and group exercise classes are also available at our Roxburgh Park location.
Service Area
Our mobile physiotherapists travel across metropolitan Melbourne, including:
Wait times for our Melbourne services vary by area — Inner, Northern, Western, Eastern and South-eastern suburbs. Choose your area to see current availability and book the next available appointment.
What We Do
Targeted, repetitive physiotherapy for stroke, ABI, Parkinson's, MS, MND, spinal cord injury and other neurological conditions, delivered in your home and community.
Progressive, correctly dosed balance and strength training combined with gait retraining, mobility aid review and environmental risk identification.
Individually dosed resistance training that works at any age, built around the tasks that matter, managing steps, carrying shopping, getting off the floor.
In-home rehab following stroke, orthopaedic surgery, joint replacement, fracture, cardiac and respiratory admissions, prolonged illness or ICU stays.
In-Home
Our Melbourne physiotherapists assess and treat in the places where those problems occur. We see the real stairs, the real bathroom, the real footpath, and we build programs around them. Progress is measured in things that matter: standing up unaided, getting to the letterbox, sleeping through without a fall, getting back to the walk you used to do.
Every referral is matched to a physiotherapist with relevant clinical experience, and we work collaboratively with participants, families, carers, support coordinators, GPs, specialists, support workers and other allied health clinicians.
Neurological
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:
Falls & 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.
Effective falls prevention is progressive, challenging, correctly dosed balance and strength training, delivered consistently over enough weeks to change the underlying capacity, combined with gait retraining, footwear and mobility aid review, and environmental risk identification alongside our occupational therapists. We also screen for the contributors that often go unnoticed: postural blood pressure changes, vestibular symptoms, reduced walking speed and fear of falling.
Strength
Loss of muscle mass and power with age is not inevitable and it is highly treatable. Resistance training works at any age, including in people in their nineties and people managing multiple chronic conditions.
Our programs are progressive and individually dosed, starting where the person is, building steadily, and continuing as a maintainable home program with family or support workers assisting where needed. We work on the specific tasks that matter: managing the front steps, carrying shopping, getting off the floor, getting in and out of the car.
Rehabilitation
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, cardiac and respiratory admissions, prolonged illness, ICU stays 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 across Melbourne.
Scope of Care
Alongside neurological rehabilitation, falls prevention and post-hospital rehab, our Melbourne physiotherapists provide:
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Make A Referral 1300 765 456 info@inonehealthcare.com.auSimple Process
Make a referral
Participants, families, support coordinators, plan managers, GPs, specialists, aged care providers, care partners and hospital teams can all refer. No referral is required to see a physiotherapist.
We match the clinician
Your referral is allocated to a Melbourne physiotherapist with experience relevant to the condition and the goals.
Initial assessment at home
We assess movement, strength, balance, mobility and function in the environment you actually use, and agree on goals.
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.
Review and report
Progress is measured and reviewed, with reports provided for NDIS plan reviews or care teams as needed.
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