
Hands-on osteopathic care combined with personalised exercise rehabilitation to support your return to the activities you value most.
Back pain & Sciatica
Neck pain, headaches, migraines & TMJ
whiplash & tMJ
shoulder pain
elbow & wrist pain
hip pain
knee & ankle pain
pregnancy & post-natal care
paediatric care
chronic pain
sporting injuries
growing children & teenagers
primitive reflex assessment & Treatment in children
Workcover, DVA & TAC Injuries

Are Osteopaths registered with a governing body?Yes, Osteopaths in Australia are government registered practitioners through AHPRA. Osteopaths complete a five year training at university in anatomy, physiology, pathology, radiology, clinical diagnosis and management, osteopathic techniques. Yearly continuous professional development is required to maintain registration with AHPRA.
Is Osteopathy covered by my private health fund? Most health funds will include Osteopathy under your extras policy. It is recommended to check with your health fund and find out how much allowance you get per year.
Can I claim through my private health insurance on site? Yes, we have a HICAPS Terminal on site.
Is Osteopathy covered by Medicare? If you have a Medicare Care Plan by your GP, giving you 5 sessions per calendar year, then yes. Medicare will give you a rebate per session and there will be a gap payment to pay at each session.
I have a Workcover Claim, TAC Claim or am a Department of Veteran's Affairs Client- can I use Osteopathy as a service? Yes, you can. Osteopaths a recognised providers for these third parties.
Should I bring any imaging or scans to my appointment? Yes, if you have Xrays, US or MRI results, please bring them in for your osteopath to include them in your assessment and case history.



WHAT TO EXPECT:
Before your appointment:
wear comfortable clothes
bring any X-ray or other imaging results with you
plan to arrive 10 minutes before your appointment to give yourself time to fill out a new client form
During your treatment:
a case history will be taken to understand what is going on
a physical assessment & any orthopedic testing is then performed
followed by a discussion around the findings, as well as treatment plan
treatment involves hands on techniques to which you can give consent or not
most people feel a sense of release from the techniques performed so it is encouraged to just relax during the treatment
After your treatment:
drink plenty of water to assist the body in adapting to the changes from the treatment
it is normal to feel relaxed and a little tired after treatment
some people experience some soreness for 1-2 days following the treatment, like after exercising
an exercise program may be sent to you to manage your symptoms
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