Prestons · NSW · Open 7 days
CTP Physiotherapy in NSW
If you were injured in a motor vehicle accident in NSW, physiotherapy may be part of your recovery under a CTP claim. Our Prestons clinic helps with car accident injuries including whiplash, neck pain, back pain, headaches and reduced movement.
Physio after a NSW car accident
Car accidents can cause symptoms that appear immediately or build over the following days. A physiotherapy assessment helps document your movement, pain, strength and function, then starts a treatment plan to reduce symptoms and restore confidence.
Treatment may include hands-on physiotherapy, graded exercise, dry needling, education, pacing advice and return-to-work or return-to-activity planning.
How CTP physiotherapy usually works
If your claim is accepted, treatment may be funded by the relevant CTP insurer. Requirements can vary, so bring your claim details, insurer information and any medical paperwork you have. We can provide treatment plans and progress reports where required.
Local CTP rehab in Prestons
Prestons Injury Therapy supports patients from Prestons, Liverpool, Casula, Hinchinbrook, Leppington and across South West Sydney. We are open 7 days a week and can help you understand the practical next steps for starting rehab.
Local practitioner trust
Meet your Prestons physiotherapy team
Your treatment is delivered by local practitioners who combine hands-on care, exercise rehab and clear advice so you know what is causing the problem and how to keep improving.
Frequently asked questions
Is CTP physiotherapy covered in NSW?
If your CTP claim is accepted, reasonable and necessary treatment may be funded by the relevant insurer. Coverage depends on your claim and insurer approval.
Do I need a claim number before starting?
For insurer-funded CTP treatment you will usually need claim details. If you are unsure where you are up to, contact us and we can explain what information to bring.
What injuries do you treat after car accidents?
We commonly treat whiplash, neck pain, back pain, headaches, shoulder and knee injuries, soft-tissue strains and reduced movement after motor vehicle accidents.