Group Balance Classes Are you looking to improve your strength and balance, or starting to feel unsteady on your feet? Our Balance Program may be perfect for you. Participants in our Balance Program initially receive a 1-1 initial assessment, testing strength, endurance and balance, to give us an idea of your current level of…
DVA Physiotherapy Services At Results Physiotherapy we provide high-quality healthcare services for DVA patients. Our services aim to increase ease of movement, reduce pain, and improve strength, mobility and function. Our physios will work with you to create a tailored program that enables you to reach your goals, no matter what they may be. Given…
WHAT IS AN ENHANCED PRIMARY CARE PLAN? An EPC (or CDM) referral is a plan on the Medicare Benefits Schedule where GPs are able to plan treatment with other medical providers, including Physiotherapy. Certain physiotherapy sessions are claimable through Medicare for treatment of a chronic musculoskeletal condition requiring specific treatment under the EPC/CDM Plan. WHO…
When it comes to our physical health, prevention is always better than cure. What is Prehab? Prehab, also known as preventative rehab or prehabilitation, is the approach of using ‘regular’ rehab in a proactive way to minimise pain, avoid injury or improve function. Put simply it is doing the rehab before you even require the…
Tips to relieve Hip Bursitis (Lateral Hip Pain) HIP HIP hooray – Results Physiotherapy has the answers about my hip pain Lateral hip pain (AKA Hip Bursitis or pain at the side of the hip) is an injury which can affect individuals from all walks of life. Most commonly, it affects females over the age…
Healing with Hydrotherapy Hydrotherapy, or aquatic therapy, taps into the therapeutic properties of water to enhance the effects of exercise and improve overall wellbeing. Results Physiotherapy is situated within the Sleeman Sports Complex, which allows on-site access to temperature-controlled hydrotherapy pools and provides clients with this unique tool for rehabilitation. Let’s dive in and explore…
When do I use ice and when do I use heat as a treatment? To put it simply, cold is for pain and swelling. Heat is for tightness and stiffness.
Ella who had significant hip pain 3 weeks ago after playing netball and was unable to even perform a partial squat without pain! See if you can spot the movement impairment.
