Penrith’s Leading Physio Clinic

No. You can see either service privately and some private health insurances may cover some of your visits.

Certain conditions can be claimed via Medicare using an Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) referral from your General Practitioner if you’re eligible.

Yes, some health fund appointments are available. Check with your provider for these benefits as each plan is different.

If you are unsure of what practitioner to see please contact the clinic and our admin staff will be able to guide you to the correct practitioner.

If you have had recent imagining for the injury you are being treated for please bring a copy with you to your initial appointment.

A group class assessment is required prior to joining any of our group classes. If you are already being treated by a practitioner and have been referred directly to the class they will assess you prior to referral.

Physiotherapists are healthcare professionals who use a range of techniques, such as exercise, massage, and electrotherapy, to treat and prevent physical problems. Chiropractors, on the other hand, focus on the diagnosis and treatment of disorders related to the spine, nervous system, and joints, using manipulation and adjustment techniques. While there is some overlap in the conditions they treat, physiotherapists and chiropractors have different areas of expertise and treatment methods.

Physiotherapists are healthcare professionals who specialise in the treatment and prevention of physical injuries, disabilities, and pain. They use a range of techniques such as manual therapy, exercise prescription, and electrotherapy to help their patients manage pain, improve movement, and recover from injury. On the other hand, exercise physiologists are professionals who specialise in the science of exercise and how it affects the body. They design exercise programs to improve health, fitness, and performance and work with people who have chronic health conditions or injuries to help them manage their conditions through exercise.

Physiotherapists focus on diagnosing, treating, and preventing physical impairments, disabilities, and pain. They work on restoring the physical functioning of the body through exercises, massages, and other interventions. On the other hand, occupational therapists focus on helping people of all ages achieve their goals in daily living and improve their quality of life. They work on enhancing the ability of individuals to participate in activities that are meaningful to them through adaptations, modifications, and training.

Physiotherapists primarily focus on the assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of physical impairments, disabilities, and pain. They use various techniques, including exercise, manual therapy, and education to improve a patient’s physical function. Osteopaths, on the other hand, focus on the body’s structure and function as a whole. They use hands-on techniques, including joint mobilization, soft tissue manipulation, and stretching to treat musculoskeletal conditions and other health problems.

Yes to both. Disabled parking is very close by on High Street in the Pop-up Park (20 metres from our premises) and there is also disabled parking in the large parking area at the back of the clinic via Union Lane.

We have a wide ramp with automatic sliding doors upon entry to our clinic as well as very large waiting and clinical rooms. Inside the clinic, there are no stairs, very wide hallways and clinic room doors.

Yes. there is street parking available on High street as well as a public car park location at the back of the clinic (Union Lane). Alternately Westfields Penrith is within a short walking distance from our clinic.

OnePointHealth Penrith is located on High St Penrith. Between ANZ and Commonwealth Bank. We are a short walk away from Westfield Penrith and Penrith Station.