Do you have an acute injury, chronic condition, illness or niggle which has developed or isn’t going away? Move Physio has experienced Physiotherapists who can provide treatment for common issues, as well as more complex problems.
Our Physiotherapy team operates within Move for Better Health, which has 3 locations at Unley Road (Malvern), Magill Road (Magill), and at Anzac Highway (Glenelg).Â
We adopt an individualised approach to Physiotherapy treatment, with a thorough assessment in your first session, to ensure we accurately diagnose and fully understand the root cause of your problem. Based on this we then develop a treatment plan to help you move better and achieve your goals, whether they are to resolve an injury, manage a health condition, improve your movement and wellbeing, or achieve a specific sports or fitness goal.
Manual therapy, exercise, education, advice and self-management strategies are an integral part of our approach. We can also work closely with other health professionals at Move for Better Health to optimally and holistically address, manage your problem and prevent recurrences.
Click here to see the team of Physios that consult from Move for Better Health’s Malvern, Magill, and Glenelg locations. They can help with:
We pride ourselves in offering our patients the latest technologies to help you achieve your outcomes. To create your tailored exercise programs we use a free app called PhysiApp. PhysiApp lets you complete your prescribed exercise program by following crystal-clear, narrated exercise videos. Built-in reminders help you to stay on track towards a better you!
Our practice also fosters a passionate commitment to ongoing professional education, so we can always offer you treatment techniques reflecting the most current and evidence based research. We also routinely liaise with other allied health professionals as well as GPs or specialists, to coordinate and manage your care from a multidisciplinary perspective.
If you’re seeing a Physio at Move for the first time or for a new issue, you will require an assessment, which is usually 45 minutes in length. During this initial assessment, your Physiotherapist will speak with you about your physical and medical history, perform a clinical assessment relevant to your issue and provide treatment where appropriate.
Our Physiotherapists also will develop a Recommended Treatment Plan specific to you, which maps out your diagnosis, possible contributing factors, management options, recommendations, and any additional advice or referral. As every person is different, our treatment plans change depending on your issue and your goals. The various treatment options or recommendations we provide may include:
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