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Helping you access professional physiotherapy services through the NDIS

Physiotherapy helps enhance and restore movement and functional ability. If you’re navigating life with a disability, NDIS physiotherapy services can be very beneficial to your quality of life.

Physiotherapy involves a variety of treatments and exercises designed to improve physical functions. It helps people of all ages with a wide range of health conditions, particularly those that affect the muscles, bones, heart, circulation, and lungs. Whether you are facing mobility challenges, recovering from an injury, or managing a long-term health condition, physiotherapy can play a crucial role in improving your overall quality of life.

However, managing to access funding for physiotherapy and getting in touch with the right professionals can be hard to navigate. With long waiting lists, complicated documentation, and uncertainty of who’s the right person to get in contact with, accessing physiotherapy through the NDIS can be very difficult. 

As support coordinators, New Growth makes it straightforward for you to connect with physiotherapy providers, without needing to deal with these issues alone.

Specialist support coordinators can help through:

Under the NDIS, physiotherapy services can include:

  • Personalised assessment and exercise programs
  • Pain management techniques
  • Posture correction and control
  • Rehabilitation from injuries
  • Assistance with mobility equipment

These services can help you reduce pain, improve mobility, and increase physical strength and coordination.

To access physiotherapy through the NDIS, you must be a NDIS participant with an approved plan that includes funding for therapeutic support. Eligibility is based on your individual needs and goals, which are discussed and determined during your planning meetings.

How New Growth can help you

We understand that dealing with the NDIS system can be daunting, but New Growth is here to help you access essential services like physiotherapy. Our team of dedicated support coordinators specialise in helping you navigate the NDIS and make the most of your funding.

Personalised support plans

We’ll work with you to develop a personalised support plan for your physiotherapy needs. We align this plan with your NDIS goals, connecting you with experienced physiotherapists who understand your situation.

Seamless coordination

Our support coordinators manage all the logistical aspects of accessing NDIS physiotherapy services. From booking appointments to liaising with physiotherapists and handling the paperwork, we make the process as seamless as possible.

Support and empowerment

We’ll help make sure you receive high-quality NDIS physiotherapy services. Our aim is not only to assist in the short term, but also to empower you with knowledge and resources for long-term self-management.

Are you interested to find out how NDIS physiotherapy can transform your life? Reach out to New Growth today. We’ll make it easy to access the support and care you need.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What goals can Physiotherapy help achieve for NDIS participants?

Physiotherapy can help in achieving goals like improved mobility, reduced pain, better balance and coordination, increased strength and endurance, and enhanced ability to perform daily activities.

Yes, physiotherapists often incorporate pain management techniques into their treatment plans, which can include exercises, manual therapy, and education on pain management.

Yes, many physiotherapists offer home visits to provide treatment in the comfort of the participant’s home, which can be especially helpful for those with mobility challenges.

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