NDIS physiotherapy and occupational therapy at your home in Mortlake, 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 Mortlake 2137.
In Mortlake, NDIS physio and occupational therapy at home are about everyday independence and getting out into the community. We start with an assessment at home, then build strength, balance and mobility. Wangal Reserve on Hilly Street has water views, barbecues with undercover picnic tables and children's play equipment, and the Mortlake Ferry to Putney leaves from Hilly Street, so it is a natural place to practise a short outing and extend your walking time. Bus route 464, which runs from Mortlake to Ashfield station, is another community goal to work towards. NDIS services are billed to your plan at NDIS Pricing Schedule rates, and travel is 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 Mortlake 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 Mortlake can build towards a trip to Wangal Reserve on Hilly Street if getting out and about is a goal in your plan. Our home-visit physios and occupational therapists begin with an assessment at home, then build walking tolerance, balance and strength in stages. The reserve has water views, barbecues and children's play equipment, which makes it a useful practice destination. NDIS services are billed at NDIS Pricing Schedule rates, with travel agreed in your service agreement.
Yes. Bus route 464 runs from Mortlake to Ashfield station, and it is a practical community goal to put in an NDIS plan. NDIS physio in Mortlake starts with an assessment at home, then builds strength, balance and stamina for the walk to the stop and the ride itself. Charges follow the NDIS Pricing Schedule, and travel is settled in your service agreement.
Yes. The Mortlake Ferry, known as the Putney Punt, leaves from Hilly Street, which makes a short outing to the water a natural thing to practise. We work on walking, balance and confidence at home first, then lengthen your time on your feet in stages. The visits are billed to your plan, with travel agreed beforehand.
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