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Physiotherapy Logan

NDIS physiotherapy across Logan, delivered in homes, supported accommodation and the community, with a focus on complex physical disability, mobility and safe daily movement.

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Physiotherapy Logan

Our Team

Meet Our Logan Team

Gemma and Brydie work closely with our Logan Physiotherapists on shared clients, particularly where equipment, seating, transfers and home access need physiotherapy and occupational therapy input together.

Service Area

Logan Suburbs We Service

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

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What We Do

How Our Logan Physio Team Supports You

Neurological Rehabilitation

Physiotherapy for participants living with cerebral palsy, stroke, ABI, spinal cord injury, MS and other neurological conditions, focused on functional movement and independence.

Mobility, Transfers & Manual Handling

Assessment and retraining of transfers, bed mobility and walking, plus manual handling plans and hands-on training for the people providing daily support.

Tone, Contracture & Positioning

Spasticity and tone management, stretching and splinting programs, contracture prevention, and 24-hour positioning to protect joints, skin and comfort.

Equipment & Seating Support

Physiotherapy input into wheelchairs, seating, standing frames, walking aids and other equipment, working alongside occupational therapy on assessment and trial.

Who We Support

Who We Support

Our Logan Physiotherapists work with NDIS participants living with the conditions listed here.

Conditions We Support

Conditions we support

Cerebral palsy
Acquired and traumatic brain injury
Stroke
Spinal cord injury
Multiple sclerosis
Motor neurone disease
Muscular dystrophy and neuromuscular conditions
Spina bifida
Parkinson's disease and movement disorders
Intellectual disability and autism
Genetic and congenital conditions affecting movement
Chronic pain and complex musculoskeletal conditions
Amputation and limb difference

What We Work On

What We Work On

Our Logan Physiotherapists address the full picture of a participant's movement, positioning and support needs, not just one part of it.

What We Address

What we work on

Transfers, bed mobility and safe manual handling
Walking, gait retraining and endurance
Balance, postural control and reducing falls
Strength, power and muscle activation
Spasticity and tone management
Stretching, splinting and contracture prevention
24-hour positioning to protect joints, skin integrity and comfort
Seating, standing programs and pressure care alongside occupational therapy
Respiratory function and chest physiotherapy where indicated
Pain arising from altered movement, posture or overuse
Fatigue management and activity pacing
Mobility aid and equipment assessment, trial and training
Community access, kerbs, ramps, uneven ground and transport
Programs designed to be maintained long term

Supported Accommodation

Working in Supported Accommodation

Much of our Logan work is delivered in SIL homes and supported accommodation, where the physiotherapist is present for an hour and the support team is present for the rest of the week. That changes what a good program looks like.

We write programs that a rotating staff team can follow consistently, provide hands-on training rather than paperwork alone, complete manual handling assessments that reduce risk for both the participant and the workers, and review regularly so that a program does not quietly drift out of date as the participant changes.

We are also comfortable working alongside behaviour support practitioners, support coordinators and house managers, and we will say clearly when a movement problem is actually an equipment problem, a staffing problem or a pain problem.

Reports & Evidence

Reports and Evidence for Your Plan

We provide functional assessments and progress reports written so a planner can follow the reasoning, from the participant's condition, through its functional impact, to the specific support being recommended.

Physiotherapy is typically funded under Capacity Building, Improved Daily Living, with Improved Health and Wellbeing also relevant for some participants. We support self-managed, plan-managed and NDIA-managed participants, and work directly with support coordinators, plan managers and Local Area Coordinators.

Scope of Care

Other Physiotherapy Services in Logan

Alongside NDIS capacity building, our Logan physiotherapists provide:

Musculoskeletal assessment and treatment for pain and injury
Chronic pain management and graded activity programs
Falls prevention and balance programs
Hydrotherapy program design where a suitable pool is accessible
Manual handling assessment and support worker training
Physiotherapy for older Australians funded through Support at Home
Physiotherapy in residential aged care
Private physiotherapy for anyone without funding

Ready to get started?

Make a referral or contact our team today. We'll get back to you within 1 business day.

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

Simple Process

How to Get Started

1

Make a referral

Participants can refer themselves. We also accept referrals from support coordinators, plan managers, families and carers, SIL and support providers, GPs and specialists, and hospital and rehabilitation teams.

2

We match the clinician

Your referral is allocated to a Logan Physiotherapist with experience relevant to the participant's condition, complexity and goals.

3

Assessment where the participant lives

We assess movement, transfers, positioning, equipment and function in the participant's own home or supported accommodation, with support workers involved where appropriate.

4

A program the team can deliver

Treatment plus a clear written program, hands-on training for support workers and family, and manual handling guidance where transfers are involved.

5

Review, adjust, report

Programs are reviewed as the participant changes, with progress reports provided for plan reviews and the wider support team.

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