Our NDIS Physiotherapy services
Our client-centered approach ensures we work closely with you, your family and support team to ensure you receive the most effective care in an encouraging environment so you can reach your best quality of life.
We are committed to providing exceptional care tailored to your unique needs and goals and are here to celebrate your milestones with you.
Conditions we treat with NDIS Physiotherapy
| Cerebral palsy | Brain injuries | Spina bifida |
| Muscular dystrophies | Congenital syndromes or delays | Parkinson’s disease |
| Multiple sclerosis | Chronic diseases | Diabetes |
| Osteoarthritis | Osteoporosis | Obesity |
| Stroke | Post-surgical rehabilitation | Chronic pain management |
| Gross motor skill development | Mobility and gait training |
How we can help
- Step 1
We perform comprehensive assessments to determine current physical ability, capacity, expectations and achievable goals - Step 2
Our evidence-based approach ensures our treatments are back by the latest research and appropriate to our client’s condition - Step 3
We use assistive technology and prescribe equipment tailored to your needs, ensuring you have the right tools to support your independence and mobility - Step 4
We employ manual therapy techniques such as soft tissue release, joint mobilisation, and manipulation to reduce pain and improve movement - Step 5
We recommend tailored exercise programs to improve strength, flexibility, and endurance
Get started
From initial assessments to ongoing therapy and support, we are with you every step of the way. Phone or email our team now to discuss your options with our team.
NDIS Frequently Asked Questions
Eligibility for NDIS physiotherapy funding in Australia is determined by several criteria set by the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). To be eligible, an individual must meet the following conditions:
- Have a permanent or significant disability that affects mobility, strength, or physical functioning
- Aged between 0 and 65 years old
- Are an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or hold a Protected Special Category Visa
- Have a permanent and significant disability that substantially impacts their ability to perform everyday
activities - Require support from the NDIS to reduce the impact of their disability and to help them participate in the
community and achieve their goals
HBF Physio can assess individuals to help with your funding application. If you are currently receiving funding from the government or you’re unsure if you’re eligible, click here.
The NDIS covers a wide range of physiotherapy services tailored to support individuals with disabilities and help improve physical function, manage pain, increase mobility, and enhance their overall quality of life. Services may include:
- Assessments to determine current physical condition, limitations, needs and personal goals
- Manual therapy techniques such as soft tissue release, joint mobilisation, and manipulation to reduce pain and improve movement
- Tailored exercise programs to improve strength, flexibility, and endurance
- Neurological physiotherapy for individuals with neurological conditions such as stroke, multiple sclerosis,
or cerebral palsy - Paediatric physiotherapy tailored for children with developmental delays or disabilities to support their
physical development - Chronic pain management
- Education and support
- Assistive technology and equipment prescription
- Rehabilitation programs
Our NDIS physiotherapy sessions are highly individualised, focusing on the participant’s unique needs and goals to promote better health, increased independence, and enhanced quality of life.
Through an evidence-based approach, participants can expect:
1. A detailed assessment of their current pain and challenges, and discussions about their short-term and long-
term goals
2. Assessments to monitor their current physical condition, including range of motion, strength, balance, and
mobility and evaluating how they perform specific daily activities to identify areas that need improvement
3. Therapeutic interventions such as manual therapy, exercise prescription, pain management strategies or
practicing tasks that are important for daily living, such as transfers, climbing stairs, or using mobility
aids
4. Self-management techniques they can do at home
5. Outlining a personalised treatment plan for upcoming sessions, setting new goals and working with family,
caregivers or support people to ensure their needs and expectations are met
