NDIS physiotherapy and occupational therapy at your home in Concord West, delivered by our partner clinic MoveWell Allied Health across Inner West & the City and billed to your plan.
Every visit comes to your home, residence or workplace in Concord West 2138.
NDIS physio and occupational therapy in Concord West begin with the goals in your plan, whether that is safer walking, more independence or travelling on your own. Concord West station on Queen Street opened a new overhead concourse with lifts in 2014, which makes it a practical place to rehearse a train trip. Nearby Majors Bay Reserve, on the corner of Norman Street and Nullawarra Avenue, has a playground and water views for a first walk, and the Kokoda Track Memorial Walkway at Concord Hospital, with its rose garden, makes up most of the walking route to Rhodes station. Physios and OTs from our partner clinic MoveWell Allied Health bill your plan at NDIS Pricing Schedule rates, with travel agreed in your service agreement.
NDIS physiotherapy and occupational therapy are billed to your NDIS plan at the current NDIS Pricing Schedule rates. Travel is charged in line with the schedule and agreed in advance in your service agreement.
Visits cover Concord West and every suburb across Inner West & the City, from Marrickville, Newtown and Leichhardt to Burwood, Strathfield, Concord and the inner city.
Yes, NDIS physio in Concord West can include practising the train from Concord West station when independent travel is a goal in your plan. The station has lifts to its overhead concourse, so we can rehearse the whole trip, from the walk to Queen Street to boarding safely. Strength, balance and confidence come first, then we repeat the journey in stages. Sessions are billed to your plan at NDIS Pricing Schedule rates, with travel set out in your service agreement.
Yes. If a longer walk is a goal in your plan, NDIS physio in Concord West can build up to it, using the Kokoda Track Memorial Walkway at Concord Hospital, which has a rose garden and makes up most of the walking route to Rhodes station. We work on strength, balance and stamina first, then add distance in stages. Your plan covers the visits at NDIS Pricing Schedule rates.
Yes. NDIS physio in Concord West can work towards Majors Bay Reserve, on the corner of Norman Street and Nullawarra Avenue, which has a playground and water views and makes a good first walk if community access is a goal in your plan. We build the walking confidence and balance you need, then practise getting there with you. Travel for NDIS sessions is agreed in your service agreement with our partner clinic MoveWell Allied Health.
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