Allied Health · Sydney
Exercise Physiology across Sydney, in clinic and at home.
Exercise Physiologists specialise in clinical exercise interventions for people living with chronic medical conditions, injuries or disabilities. They design evidence-based exercise programs that build strength, improve cardiovascular health and restore confidence in everyday movement. Available in home and in community settings.
Clinical SpecialisationTargeted, evidence-based exercise physiology care.
We treat root causes rather than symptoms, working with you in your living environment or in our fully equipped clinics.
What we help with
Common conditions, presentations and clinical referrals we manage regularly:
- Chronic conditions (diabetes, cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis)
- Strength, mobility and functional reconditioning
- NDIS capacity building and physical endurance
- Workcover and CTP return-to-work conditioning
- Falls prevention and balance in older age
What is included in care
Every initial consultation and ongoing program includes:
- Comprehensive clinical exercise assessment
- Individualised, progressive exercise plans
- Supervised clinic, home or gym-based sessions
- Conditioning for work, sport or daily living
- Progress reports for NDIS, Workcover and doctors
Care SettingsClinic or mobile home visit: your choice.
Therapy delivered where you need it most, with full continuity of care across all settings.
Mobile Home Visits
Therapists travel to your private home, retirement village, or residential aged care setting across all Sydney suburbs. We bring all required treatment and assessment equipment.
Ideal for: mobility challenges, falls prevention, home modifications & NDIS functional assessments.Gladesville & Bass Hill Clinics
Modern clinical suites with private treatment rooms, rehabilitation gyms, dedicated parking, and full level access.
Gladesville: Shop G05, 1 Monash Rd · Bass Hill: 334 Hector St
Funding & ReferralsAccepted funding streams for exercise physiology
We work directly with case managers, doctors, and funding schemes so you never have to chase paperwork:
Common QuestionsFrequently asked questions about exercise physiology
Straightforward answers on referrals, home visits, and reporting.
What is the difference between an Exercise Physiologist and a Personal Trainer?
Accredited Exercise Physiologists (AEPs) are university-qualified allied health professionals who prescribe evidence-based clinical exercise as medical therapy for people with chronic illnesses, disabilities, and complex injuries.
What chronic medical conditions can an Exercise Physiologist treat?
We specialize in clinical exercise interventions for Type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, osteoarthritis, neuromuscular disorders, Parkinson’s disease, and post-stroke recovery.
How is exercise physiology delivered in the home?
Our mobile clinicians visit you at home with portable resistance equipment, weights, and balance tools, designing progressive exercise routines that suit your living space safely.
Is exercise physiology covered by NDIS and WorkCover?
Yes. It is funded under NDIS Capacity Building (Improved Daily Living & Health and Wellbeing) and WorkCover NSW / CTP return-to-work rehabilitation programs.
Collaborative TeamOther disciplines in our allied health team
One team conferring together under one roof, with a single point of contact.
Physiotherapy
Movement, strength and pain. Falls prevention, injury rehabilitation and remedial massage, with reports for your funding body.
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Daily living made easier. Home modification advice, assistive technology and functional assessments for NDIS and Aged Care.
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Foot health for the long run. Diabetic foot care, pressure areas, gait and footwear.
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