Physiotherapy in Campsie, close to home. Our home-visit physios, through our partner clinic MoveWell Allied Health, come to you anywhere in Campsie and across Canterbury-Bankstown.
Campsie 2194 is part of Canterbury-Bankstown, where Pegasus Peak covers every suburb with home visits, from Bankstown, Yagoona and Revesby to Campsie, Lakemba and Earlwood. Instead of travelling to a clinic, your physio comes to your home, aged care or retirement residence, or workplace, so treatment fits around your day and happens where you actually move.
Every visit brings hands-on treatment and progressive exercise to your door, guided by current research, to treat the cause and not just the symptom. Whether it's a sore back from work, a sports injury or getting back on track after surgery in Campsie, you'll get a clear plan from the first session.
Campsie takes its name from the Campsie Fells, a range of hills in Scotland. The Campsie Park estate was subdivided in 1885, and the railway completed in 1895 passed through it. Beamish Street, the main shopping centre, is 1.6 km long and mostly retail, and the Town Hall of the old Canterbury municipality moved to Campsie in 1962. Nearby, William Phillips developed Harcourt as a model suburb from 1889, a name kept by Harcourt Public School. Our home-visit physios, through our partner clinic MoveWell Allied Health, come to Campsie homes, units and workplaces on either side of the shopping strip.
Campsie is one of the administrative centres of the City of Canterbury-Bankstown, with 26,132 residents at the 2021 census and a shopping centre between Amy Street and Evaline Street that includes supermarkets, a discount department store, cafes and a library. Locals work behind counters, commute to jobs elsewhere and play sport or walk in parks such as Anzac Park and Harcourt Reserve, so the aches are familiar ones: sore feet, tight backs, stiff necks, grumbling knees. Home visits save the trip, and a private visit needs no GP referral.
We start with a thorough hands-on assessment, then explain in plain terms what is happening and put it in a written plan with honest timeframes. Everything points toward the strength and mobility you need for work, sport and everything else, with progress reviewed as you go. Canterbury Hospital sits on Canterbury Road in Campsie itself, and many people book after a stay there or at Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital. Beyond Campsie, we see people in Belmore, Canterbury, Croydon Park, Belfield, Clemton Park and Ashbury.
Hours on your feet in the centre and your back or heels are paying for it?
Common in Campsie: Plantar heel pain, Lower-back pain from standing and lifting, Shoulder pain from carrying, Knee pain on stairs, Wrist and thumb strain, Calf tightness and shin pain.
Long shifts add up. We find what is driving the pain, treat it hands-on and build the strength you need for standing, lifting and carrying. Visits can be fitted around your roster, and you leave with simple exercises for the start of a shift or a break. We also look at footwear and how you stand through a shift, because small changes there often ease heel and back pain.
Good to know: Check with your health fund whether home visits are covered under extras.
A long commute, a desk all day and a neck and back that pay the price?
Common in Campsie: Neck stiffness and tension headaches, Lower-back pain from long sitting, Upper-back and shoulder tightness, Wrist and forearm strain from typing, Hip flexor tightness, Sciatica and referred leg pain.
Manual therapy eases the tight spots once an assessment has shown where the strain starts. You get a short routine that suits your commute, plus practical changes to how you sit and work, so the improvement carries through the week. We can also suggest ways to move more through a sitting day without losing work time.
Good to know: No GP referral is needed for a private visit. Initial assessments are $160 for 60 minutes.
Training around Anzac Park or Harcourt Reserve and something is not right?
Common in Campsie: Hamstring and calf strains, Ankle sprains, Runner's knee, Shin pain from running, Groin and hip strains, Shoulder pain from overhead sport.
We pin down the injury with a hands-on assessment, treat it, and map out a graded return to running, training and match day. Strength work you can do between visits keeps the progress going, and you always know what the next step is. We also explain how much training is sensible while you heal.
Good to know: Initial assessment $160 (60 min), follow-up $140 (40 min). Travel is included within MoveWell's core service area.
Home after an operation, or sidelined by a fracture or sprain?
Common in Campsie: Knee and hip replacement rehab, Knee ligament and meniscus rehab, Shoulder rehab after surgery, Ankle sprains and fractures, Back pain after a strain, Rebuilding strength and fitness.
Recovery goes best with clear stages. We start with a hands-on assessment, set realistic milestones and give you a written plan that shows what to do between sessions. We come to you while getting around is hard, then help you back to work, sport and daily life. The program is reviewed at each visit, so it moves forward as you do.
Good to know: Canterbury Hospital is on Canterbury Road in Campsie, and many people book a home visit after a stay there. No GP referral is needed for a private visit.
From the long run of shops on Beamish Street to the quieter streets around Anzac Park and Harcourt Reserve, our home-visit physios, through our partner clinic MoveWell Allied Health, come to Campsie homes and workplaces. Call 0451 768 747 or book online, and we will set up a first visit at a time that suits you.
Hands-on treatment brought to your home in Campsie 2194.
Pegasus Peak physiotherapy for Campsie 2194 patients, at home through our partner clinic MoveWell Allied Health or at our Horningsea Park and Gregory Hills clinics:
Our home-visit physios and occupational therapists, through our partner clinic MoveWell Allied Health, come to homes, aged care and retirement residences and workplaces in Campsie.
Prefer to come in? Our Horningsea Park clinic is the closer one to Campsie, about 24 km away.
Yes. Our home-visit physios come to you in Campsie, assess your back, hips and feet hands-on and work out what long shifts are doing to them. Treatment starts at the first visit, followed by strength and mobility work to protect you on the job. Beamish Street runs for 1.6 km, most of it retail, and we can visit before or after a shift there. No GP referral is needed.
Yes. Pegasus Peak provides physiotherapy in Campsie as home visits, delivered by our partner clinic MoveWell Allied Health, so your physio comes to you instead of you travelling to a clinic. Visits cover Campsie 2194 and nearby Belmore, Canterbury and Croydon Park.
A private initial assessment is $160 for 60 minutes and a follow-up is $140 for 40 minutes, with travel included within MoveWell's core service area. NDIS visits are billed to your plan and aged care visits through your HCP or CHSP provider.
Yes. NDIS physiotherapy and occupational therapy are billed to your plan at the NDIS Pricing Schedule rates, and aged care physiotherapy is billed at the standard rate through your Home Care Package or CHSP provider.
Back, neck and joint pain, recovery after surgery or a hospital stay, balance and falls risk, reduced mobility and getting back to everyday tasks, with hands-on treatment and an exercise program built around your home.
No. You can book a private visit directly with no GP referral. NDIS and aged care visits need your plan or provider details.
Yes. Our clinics are in Horningsea Park and Gregory Hills, and our Horningsea Park clinic is the closer one to Campsie, about 24 km away. Many people in Canterbury-Bankstown find a home visit easier.
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