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Mobile Physiotherapy Services Sydney
Mobile physiotherapy for pain relief, post-surgery recovery, and fall prevention. NDIS registered. We come to your Sydney home - no clinic visits needed.
- NDIS Registered
- Functional Assessments
- Homecare Package Clients
- Medicare Care Plans
- Rehabilitation at Home
- DVA Clients
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Physiotherapy To Your Door
We are a team of mobile home care therapists who come to you so you can access Physiotherapy in the comfort of your home or a place identified by you. This could be at the local gym, family home, park, shared home, retirement village, aged care facility or supported living accomodation.
We work with both adults and children and provide a range of home care Physiotherapy services to address your needs.
Our home care Physiotherapists can provide rehabilitation in the comfort of your home post-surgery or joint replacement, assist with improving your functional capacity such as walking, build on strength and balance, advise on mobility aids, assist with respiratory functional / rehabilitation, post-cardiac event , post-fall to improve balance and confidence, rehabilitation after a neurological event such as Stroke or if living with
Mobile Physiotherapy Services
Private Home Physiotherapy
- Vista Healthcare offers home visits for NDIS, Homecare Package, Medicare Care Plan, and DVA clients.
- Services include functional assessments, musculoskeletal and aged care physiotherapy, and chronic pain management.
- The team provides evidence-based exercise programs to improve strength, mobility, and quality of life.
Physiotherapy Chronic Pain Management
- Vista Healthcare's physiotherapists specialize in managing chronic and complex pain.
- Chronic pain involves prolonged nerve activation and can be intense if not managed well.
- Treatment often includes collaboration with GPs and Pain Specialists.
- Interventions include physiotherapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT).
Residential Aged Care Physiotherapy
- Physiotherapy & Occupational Therapy visitations
- Full understanding of ACFI and Aged Care Standards
- Comprehensive Physical Assessments and Care planning
- Pain management programs
- Well-run rehabilitation programs
- Falls risk management and Prevention
Strength
We prescribe bespoke programs to our patients. Our programs are graded, meaning the patient will make quantifiable progress towards their rehab goals. You can expect us to bring therabands, weights, exercise balls and possibly our exercise bike! We work within our patient’s physical capacity.
Balance
We assist our patients with a number of balance exercises to maximise their stability and improve confidence.
Balance is extremely vital for any person who has had a fall or a near miss thus Physio can assist to improve this.
Balance exercises are designed to improve stability and lower risk of falls.
Common exercises may include standing with narrow base of support, dynamic exercises in standing, obstacle walking, tandem standing and then progressively making static balance difficult, moving to dynamic balance training such as walking on uneven surface, single-leg standing, ball activities to challenge balance, closing one eye and standing tip-toed.
These exercises serve to increase proprioception, which can improve balance as well.
Lower limb strength and trunk control are important factors.
Coordination
There are many neurological factors can affect an individual’s coordination.
We help people with fine motor skills such as:
- Writing
- Improve hand and mouth function
- Navigating steps and obstacles
To improve coordination, we help patients focus on the precision of activity in order to refine motor control.
Function
Our focus on improving function will depend on what your current functional level is and what you want to achieve to help support everyday living.
Many times, a person will want to live independently at home and overcome barriers, such as stairs.
In this case, we would focus on lower limb strength and possibly upper limb strength to pull on a rail.
We’ll focus our efforts around the individual patient’s goal to ensure their functional needs are met.
How Our Mobile Physiotherapists Help
We are experienced with neurological conditions such as Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s Disease, Huntington’s Disease, Cerebral Palsy, Spina Bifida, Depression, Autism or any other disability requiring Physiotherapy to improve functional capacity.
Frequently asked questions
The frequency of Physiotherapy home visits will depend on the patient’s needs, goals and preferences.
For example, in acute postoperative care, we would typically schedule 2x sessions per week for 6-8 weeks and then adjust to weekly sessions or once a fortnight depending on requirements and treatment goals.
The recommendations will be communicated to the patient and we would request consent before proceeding.
Once the patient contacts us for an initial appointment, we’ll note their requirements and needs and let them know who the next available Physiotherapist is.
We understand individuals may have preferences based on gender, religion, spoken language, the best time to visit, etc. If a patient expresses a preference or a choice of therapist, we will try our best to accommodate.
Depending on their physical needs, patients may also prefer to have physiotherapists visit only when care staff is present. If that’s the case, we’ll work to find an appropriate window when it would be best for us to visit. We’re also happy to work with family members as needed to coordinate schedules as well.
Our team is also available to provide services at alternative locations outside the home such as hydrotherapy centres, aged care facilities, and other places throughout the community where the patient feels comfortable receiving care.
Our Physiotherapists will uphold our values of Compassion and Care at all time.
Yes, we take a number of COVID precautions to ensure a safe environment for everyone.
Before a therapist visits the home, we’ll inform patients about their vaccination status. A COVID screening test will also need to be completed before each visit. A member of our team will send a screening that needs to be completed by the patient and/or the guardian or carer.
When the therapist gets to the door, they will do a screening test with the patient and anyone else in the home to ensure that everyone’s free of any sort of symptoms and the session can be conducted safely.
No, not at all. You can discontinue services at any time for any reason.
During your initial contact, our administrative team can inform you of the costs for our services, from an initial consultation and any variable pathways.
