Prestons · NSW · Open 7 days
NDIS Physiotherapy in Prestons
If you have NDIS funding for physiotherapy, our Prestons team can help you work toward practical goals such as safer movement, strength, balance, pain management and everyday independence.
Physiotherapy built around your NDIS goals
NDIS physiotherapy should be practical and goal-focused. We start by understanding your plan, current function, daily routines and what you want to be able to do more comfortably or confidently.
Your program may include hands-on treatment, mobility work, strength and balance exercises, pain education, falls-prevention strategies and home exercises matched to your capacity.
What NDIS physio can help with
We support participants with mobility limitations, balance and falls risk, pain, muscle weakness, postural issues, neurological conditions, injury recovery and functional goals related to work, home, sport or community participation.
Local NDIS physiotherapy in Prestons
Appointments may be available at our Prestons clinic, your home or your workplace where appropriate. We support patients across Prestons, Liverpool, Casula, Hinchinbrook, Edmondson Park and surrounding South West Sydney suburbs.
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
Do you provide NDIS physiotherapy in Prestons?
Yes. We provide NDIS physiotherapy for eligible participants, with treatment focused on functional goals, mobility, strength, pain and independence.
Can NDIS physio be done at home?
Where appropriate, we may be able to assess and treat at your home or workplace as well as in our Prestons clinic.
What should I bring to my first NDIS physio appointment?
Bring your NDIS plan details, goals, relevant reports, support coordinator details if applicable, and any information about current exercises, equipment or mobility aids.
Do I need a GP referral?
A GP referral is not usually needed for standard physiotherapy, but NDIS funding and documentation requirements depend on your plan and how your supports are managed.