NDIS Physio & OT in Fairfield

NDIS physiotherapy and occupational therapy at your home in Fairfield, delivered by our partner clinic MoveWell Allied Health across Liverpool & Fairfield and billed to your plan.

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Every visit comes to your home, residence or workplace in Fairfield 2165.

NDIS Physio & OT around Fairfield

For NDIS participants in Fairfield, physio and occupational therapy at home are built around your plan goals, from moving more safely to getting into town independently. We start with strength, balance and confidence, then practise in the places you want to use. Fairfield station has lifts on both platforms and a bus interchange out the front, which makes it a realistic place to practise public transport. The new Fairfield Library on Hamilton Road, opened in 2021, is a calm indoor goal, and the paths of Fairfield Park Precinct on Vine Street follow Prospect Creek. Sessions are billed to your plan at NDIS Pricing Schedule rates, with travel agreed in your service agreement.

How it's billed

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 Fairfield and every suburb across Liverpool & Fairfield, from Liverpool, Casula and the Hoxton Park corridor to Fairfield, Cabramatta and Bossley Park.

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How a home visit works

  1. Book Your Visit. Choose the physio, OT, NDIS or aged care visit that fits and book it online for your address in Fairfield.
  2. Treat At Home. Your physio assesses how you move in your own space, then starts hands-on treatment and exercise on the day.
  3. Plan Your Recovery. You keep a clear home program using the space and equipment you already have, with milestones to track.

NDIS Physio & OT near Fairfield

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NDIS Physio & OT in Fairfield FAQs

Can NDIS physio help me catch the train from Fairfield station on my own?

Yes, NDIS physio can build the skills to catch the train from Fairfield station on your own, if getting around the community is one of your plan goals. Fairfield station has lifts to both platforms and a bus interchange beside The Crescent, so it is a practical place to build travel skills. We start with the walk and the strength and balance it needs, then practise the lift, tapping on and boarding with you until it feels manageable. Sessions are billed to your plan at NDIS Pricing Schedule rates, with travel set out in your service agreement.

Can NDIS physio help me build up to visiting Fairfield Library on Hamilton Road?

Yes. If getting out and about is a goal in your plan, NDIS physio in Fairfield can work towards regular visits to the library on Hamilton Road, which opened in 2021. We begin with strength, balance and confidence, then build the outing in steps you can manage. Funding comes from your plan at NDIS Pricing Schedule rates, and your service agreement covers how travel is handled.

Is there an NDIS physio who can help me walk the paths at Fairfield Park Precinct?

Yes. Fairfield Park Precinct on Vine Street has paths that follow Prospect Creek, which makes it a good longer-walk goal for NDIS participants. We start with the walking you can already do, add stamina and steadiness gradually, then move the practice out to the park. Our partner clinic MoveWell Allied Health delivers NDIS physio at home, with sessions charged to your plan.

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