How Exercise Physiology Can Help
Our Accredited Exercise Physiologists assess your health, movement, strength and exercise capacity, then develop an individual exercise plan to support rehabilitation, chronic disease management and long-term function.
Chronic Disease Management
Persistent Pain & Functional Recovery
Injury & Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation
Healthy Ageing, Balance & Falls Prevention
Strength, Mobility & Deconditioning
Disability & Exercise Capacity Building
What to Expect From Exercise Physiology
Your Accredited Exercise Physiologist will assess your health, movement, exercise capacity and goals, then develop an individual exercise plan tailored to your needs and current level of function.
1. Assessment
We review your health history, symptoms, movement, strength, fitness and functional goals to understand your starting point.
2. Exercise Prescription
We develop an individual exercise program using appropriate strength, aerobic, mobility and balance training.
3. Progression & Review
We progressively adjust your program as your capacity changes, with ongoing review to support rehabilitation and long-term function.
Exercise Physiology Funding & Referrals
We support a range of private and referral pathways for Exercise Physiology, depending on eligibility, funding and individual circumstances.
Private Patients
Book directly with our Accredited Exercise Physiologists. No referral is required for private appointments.
WorkCover Queensland
Exercise Physiology may be provided for eligible work-related injuries, subject to claim requirements and insurer approval.
Medicare Chronic Condition Management
Eligible patients may access Medicare-subsidised Exercise Physiology when referred under a GP Chronic Condition Management Plan.
Queensland CTP
Exercise Physiology may form part of rehabilitation following a motor vehicle injury, subject to the relevant CTP insurer’s approval.
NDIS
Exercise Physiology may be funded where it meets NDIS funding criteria and supports disability-related mobility, function or wellbeing goals.
DVA Veteran Cards (Gold and White)
are accepted as payment upon a GP referral.
Exercise Physiology FAQs
No referral is required for private Exercise Physiology appointments. Some funded or insurance pathways may require a referral, approval or other documentation.
Your Accredited Exercise Physiologist will discuss your health history, current symptoms, activity levels and goals, assess relevant aspects of your movement and exercise capacity, and develop an individual exercise plan.
Bring any relevant referrals, medical reports, imaging, medication information or claim details, and wear comfortable clothing suitable for movement and exercise.
No. Exercise Physiology may support people with chronic health conditions, musculoskeletal injuries, persistent pain, deconditioning, reduced mobility, disability-related goals and healthy ageing.