Move with more confidence. Work toward what matters.
Individual physiotherapy for adults living with an established neurological condition. Care is assessment-led, goal-focused and coordinated with your healthcare team when needed. Outcomes vary between people.
Is this the right service?
A clear starting point for outpatient rehabilitation
This service is designed for medically stable adults with an established diagnosis who can participate safely in an outpatient or suitable home-based physiotherapy assessment.
Confirmed diagnosis
You are living with a neurological condition already assessed by a medical practitioner.
Walking or transfer changes
Mobility, balance, standing or moving between surfaces has become more difficult.
Movement affecting daily tasks
Weakness, stiffness, fatigue or coordination is affecting activities that matter to you.
Continuing rehabilitation
You are transitioning from hospital, rehabilitation or another community service.
Suitability is confirmed individually
Presentations we may be able to support
The diagnosis alone does not determine suitability. Medical stability, functional needs, staffing, equipment, access requirements and physiotherapy scope are considered first.
After stroke
Parkinson’s disease and movement disorders
Multiple sclerosis
Acquired brain injury
Stable neurological conditions affecting mobility
Peripheral neurological or neuromuscular presentations
Listing a condition does not guarantee that treatment is suitable or available. Please contact reception before booking if the diagnosis, support needs or required equipment are uncertain.
Individual priorities
What physiotherapy may work on
Components are selected only when relevant, within physiotherapy scope and agreed with you.
Walking & transfers
Practising relevant movement between surfaces, standing and walking tasks.
Balance & falls risk
Assessing balance demands, confidence, safety and environmental considerations.
Strength & endurance
Progressive physical activity selected around symptoms, fatigue and medical status.
Upper-limb movement
Task-oriented movement and exercise where upper-limb goals are appropriate.
Mobility & stiffness
Positioning, movement strategies and agreed exercises for relevant restrictions.
Home practice & carer education
Practical guidance that considers the person, environment and support arrangements.
Your first appointment
Assessment before a rehabilitation plan
The assessment is adapted to your diagnosis, communication, fatigue, mobility and support needs. Only clinically appropriate tests are selected.
- Diagnosis, medical history and current medicines
- Falls, fatigue, pain and symptom behaviour
- Transfers, walking, balance and relevant movement
- Strength, coordination and physical capacity
- Home, work and community priorities
- Support, equipment and access needs
Prepare for your visit
What to bring
- Neurologist, rehabilitation or GP information
- Hospital discharge summary
- Current medicines list
- Previous therapy reports or plans
- Walking aid, brace or orthosis
- NDIS or funding information if relevant
- A support person if you choose
Assessment · planning · review
An individual, measurable pathway
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Listen
Your priorities and daily challenges.
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Assess
Safe, relevant movement and function.
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Agree goals
Meaningful, realistic and specific.
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Practise
Tasks and exercises selected for you.
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Review
Relevant observations and clinical measures.
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Adapt
Continue, modify, refer or discharge.
There is no standard number of sessions and no guaranteed timeline. Recommendations depend on diagnosis, goals, response, fatigue, medical status, service suitability and funding arrangements.
Working together
Rehabilitation may involve more than one profession
With your consent, physiotherapy may communicate with your GP, neurologist, rehabilitation physician, occupational therapist, speech pathologist, nurse, orthotist, exercise professional, support coordinator or family and carers where relevant.
This does not imply that every profession is available in-house. Referral or medical review may be recommended when needs fall outside physiotherapy scope or available clinic resources.
Evidence-informed care
Condition-specific guidance—not one universal treatment
Neurological rehabilitation is not a single technique. Recommendations differ by diagnosis, stage, medical risk, symptoms, goals and individual response. For stroke-related care, Physio Cure refers to current Australian Stroke Foundation guidance alongside the person’s medical and rehabilitation instructions.
Questions before booking
Neurological physiotherapy FAQs
Still have a question? Email reception@physiocure.com.au .
Do I need a referral?
Private physiotherapy usually does not require a GP referral, but information from your neurologist, rehabilitation team or GP is important. Medicare, DVA, NDIS, TAC, WorkCover or other funding arrangements may require documentation, approval or a service agreement.
Can a support person attend?
Yes. You may bring a family member, carer, advocate or support person. Your consent, privacy and preferences remain central throughout the appointment.
Is the clinic suitable for wheelchair users?
The Elwood clinic is on the first floor with lift access. Please contact reception before booking at either clinic to discuss wheelchair dimensions, transfer needs, bathroom access, parking and any required assistance or equipment.
Are home visits available?
Home visits may be available depending on location, clinical suitability, staffing and appointment availability. Contact reception to discuss your needs and current fees.
How often will appointments be needed?
There is no standard frequency. Recommendations depend on assessment, goals, fatigue, risk, response, other services, ability to practise safely and funding arrangements.
What if I become very tired during exercise?
Exercise and activity are adjusted according to your symptoms, fatigue, medical status and response. Tell your physiotherapist if you feel unusually tired, unwell, dizzy or unsafe so the session can be reviewed appropriately.
Two Convenient Clinics
Choose the clinic that is most convenient for you.
