Physiotherapy in Regents Park, close to home. Our home-visit physios, through our partner clinic MoveWell Allied Health, come to you anywhere in Regents Park and across Canterbury-Bankstown.
Regents Park 2143 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 Regents Park, you'll get a clear plan from the first session.
Regents Park owes its name to a property built in 1879 by Mr Peck and Mr Johnson, which borrowed the name of Regent's Park in London, and the first subdivision followed in 1880. The railway came through, and in 1924 the station moved to its present spot on Park Road, where it is still the interchange between the T3 and T6 lines, just north of Sefton Park Junction. Poet Peter Skrzynecki grew up in the suburb. Our partner clinic MoveWell Allied Health sends home-visit physios to Regents Park.
Regents Park had about 5,000 residents and a median age of 36 at the 2021 Census. The station is the interchange between the T3 Liverpool & Inner West and T6 Lidcombe & Bankstown lines, so many locals commute, and back, neck and hip trouble from long days seated is a familiar complaint. Others are tradespeople, drivers and parents running to school and junior football. Most of the suburb lies in Cumberland Council, with part of it in Canterbury-Bankstown. Seeing a physio at home cuts out one more journey, and a private visit needs no GP referral.
On a first home visit you get a hands-on assessment, treatment and a written plan with realistic timeframes. We explain what we found in plain language and what to do before the next visit. Some people come to us straight after surgery or a stay at Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital or Canterbury Hospital, others with a sore back that has hung around for months. Our home-visit physios and occupational therapists also see people in neighbouring Potts Hill, Birrong, Berala and Sefton, and nearby Lidcombe.
Neck and back stiff after the train into the city or across to Bankstown?
Common in Regents Park: Neck stiffness and tension headaches, Lower-back pain from sitting and standing in transit, Upper-back and shoulder tightness, Wrist and forearm strain from typing, Sciatica and referred leg pain, Hip tightness from long days seated.
We ease tight spots with hands-on treatment and mobility work, then look at how you sit and move through your day, at work and on the commute. You get practical changes to your setup and a short exercise plan that fits around train times. If sciatica or hip tightness is part of it, we treat that too and show you what to change.
Good to know: No GP referral is needed for a private visit. Initial assessments are $160 for 60 minutes.
Child limping after soccer, or sore after your own Saturday game?
Common in Regents Park: Ankle sprains, Hamstring and calf strains, Knee pain and ligament strains, Sever's heel pain and Osgood-Schlatter in growing kids, Groin and hip pain, Shin splints and overload.
We find out what has been strained and treat it hands-on, then plan a gradual return through strength, running and change of direction. For juniors we explain things to parents and kids and pace the load so growth and sport work together, with clear stages back to training. Adult players get the same clear path back to Saturday games.
Good to know: Check with your health fund whether home visits are covered under your extras.
Heavy lifting and long days leaving you sore every night?
Common in Regents Park: Lower-back pain from lifting, Shoulder pain and rotator cuff strain, Knee pain from kneeling and ladders, Neck pain from driving, Elbow and forearm overuse, Hand and wrist pain from gripping.
Physical work and family life both ask plenty of the body. Hands-on treatment settles the sore spot, then we strengthen the movements that set it off, whether that is lifting, gripping or hours behind the wheel. You get a quick routine you can actually fit in, and visits can be booked around your working day.
Good to know: Visits come to your home or workplace. Travel is included within MoveWell's core service area; extra travel fees may apply outside it.
Home from Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital and wondering what to do first?
Common in Regents Park: Knee and hip replacement rehab, Knee rehab after ACL or meniscus surgery, Shoulder rehab after surgery or a fracture, Ankle sprains and fractures, Swelling and stiffness after an operation, Rebuilding strength and fitness.
The early weeks of rehab decide a lot about how well you recover. We come to you, progress your exercises step by step against clear goals and explain what each stage is for. You will know what to do between visits and when you can head back to work, sport or travel.
Good to know: No GP referral is needed for a private visit. Initial assessment $160 (60 min), follow-up $140 (40 min).
Whether you catch the train from the Park Road station every morning or have not left the house since an operation, our partner clinic MoveWell Allied Health sends home-visit physios to Regents Park. Book online or call 0451 768 747 and we will find a time that works. You do not need a GP referral for a private visit.
Hands-on treatment brought to your home in Regents Park 2143.
Pegasus Peak physiotherapy for Regents Park 2143 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 Regents Park.
Prefer to come in? Our Horningsea Park clinic is the closer one to Regents Park, about 18 km away.
Yes. Back pain from commuting can be assessed and treated at home in Regents Park by our home-visit physios, working through our partner clinic MoveWell Allied Health. Sitting on the train and changing services at the station can aggravate it. We assess hands-on, treat the problem and give you a written plan with realistic timeframes. A private initial assessment is $160 for 60 minutes and needs no GP referral.
Yes. Pegasus Peak provides physiotherapy in Regents Park 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 Regents Park 2143 and nearby Potts Hill, Birrong and Berala.
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 Regents Park, about 18 km away. Many people in Canterbury-Bankstown find a home visit easier.
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