Physiotherapy Professionals Parramatta 12 Ada Street Harris Park NSW 2150 – Truck Driver suffering from back pain
Is your back pain stopping you from earning money?
Do you wake up in pain and go to sleep in pain?
Do you rely on painkillers every few hours?
Truck Driver suffering from back pain
Hi. My name is Ajit and I am an Australian Physiotherapist.
Since you’re here, you may have heard how I have helped a lot of patients over the years become pain free. A lot of patients I have treated are current drivers or at some stage driven a vehicle for work.
Truck driving can be a stressful job which comes with certain levels of mental and physical problems. Unfortunately, back pain is one of these conditions and is a common problem among truck drivers. Truck drivers sit in a truck for many hours each day. They have limited mobility in the cab of their trucks. In addition to this there are accidents, falls and the possibility that they will over exert themselves with heavy lifting.
I have found a solution for helping drivers get rid of back pain, to keep their pain gone, and to feel as fit as you were before you started driving. I have refined this secret method over the years as a Physiotherapist and I would like to share it with you just like I have with so many others who have been in your position.
Many of these drivers are now running, exercising, going to the gym and doing things they didn’t think would be possible in their lives because of their back pain.
I would love to share my secret with you on how to get rid of your back pain and keep it gone. It doesn’t take long, it isn’t hard, there is no magic pill and it is something that anyone can do. In fact you can do it in only 5 minutes a day.
Find out how I help my private and corporate clients become pain free. The majority of these clients suffer from back pain just like you. By diagnosing their pain based on my secret formula they get fast results, and feel much better in only 5 consultations using hands on Physiotherapy techniques. No gimmicks. No pills. No unnecessary scans.
Once the pain is gone I will give you simple exercises and strategies to keep your pain gone, which will take less than 5 minutes per day, perfect for the busy truck driver.
I look forward to helping you on your journey to pain relief.
Physiotherapy Professionals Parramatta 12 Ada Street Harris Park NSW 2150: Specialized Treatment For Whiplash Physiotherapy
Specialized Treatment For Whiplash Physiotherapy
Whiplash is the most common condition experienced by people after various types of motor vehicle accidents. This includes car accidents, motor bike accidents and truck accidents. Whiplash treatments vary from patient to patient depending on the severity of the injury. Physiotherapy for whiplash is often a common recommendation on your assessment with your GP. Physiotherapy for whiplash can help reduce the symptoms and severity of the condition when used with other treatment methods as well and can reduce the length of time that a patient is affected by whiplash.
What is Whiplash?
Whiplash is a term that describes a range of head and neck injuries resulting from hyperextension and hyperflexion of the spine. Most commonly, this means when your body is moving forward and suddenly stops, your head jerks forward and backwards in a very fast motion. This condition is most often associated with car accidents such as rear end collisions, but any forceful blow to the head or body is capable of causing whiplash.
When this motion occurs, the bones in the neck become an abnormal S-shape rather than a natural curved C-shape. This causes pain, stiffness, and swelling in the neck, face, and head that can get progressively worse and last for weeks before dissipating. There may also be cognitive effects, such as dizziness, memory problems, and difficulty concentrating. In some cases, the effects of whiplash are felt longer or more severely and more aggressive treatments are required.
Whiplash Treatments
Symptoms of a whiplash may or may not improve over time. The symptoms may go away on its own after a few days or a couple weeks with treatment. It should be treated carefully and under the supervision of a Physiotherapist. Basic at home treatment options include using an heat or ice pack immediately after the accident in 5-10 minute intervals, following it after a couple days with a heating pad or hot towel. Over the counter painkillers can also be effective for reducing stiffness and pain. In some cases, a soft foam collar may be beneficial. A physiotherapist can help determine other exercises or treatment methods that will help alleviate whiplash.
It’s important to seek further medical attention if the symptoms don’t disappear in this time period, if the pain spreads to shoulders and arms, or you experience numbness and tingling. Symptoms can dramatically improve with the right medical advice and other treatments like physiotherapy.
Physiotherapy for Whiplash
Various physiotherapy treatments can be used for whiplash to help reduce the symptoms and severity of the condition. Whiplash physiotherapy treatments can include:
Manual therapy
Massage therapy
Tissue manipulation
Stretches
Taping and bracing
Electrotherapy
Dry needling
Exercise recommendations
Posture correction
Health and lifestyle advice
The earlier the Physiotherapy starts after the event, the better. Physiotherapy is imperative to prevent lasting damage and chronic pain from the condition. Without proper treatment, whiplash can deviate into other more serious conditions, such as chronic whiplash, concussion, joint disfunction, disc herniation, and permanent faulty movement patterns and posture. Physiotherapy for whiplash will help reduce the likelihood of these conditions. If you’ve been involved in a motor vehicle accident resulting in a whiplash recently or are suffering from chronic whiplash, contact us today. We can help find a whiplash treatment plan that is right for you and help you alleviate the symptoms.
Contact Us:
For more information on how we can further assist you, please call our clinic number on 0479 080 800 or send us an email on admin[email protected] for further details. Our Physiotherapists are Medicare, NDIS, DVA and Work Cover approved, specialising in injury management and rehabilitation to get you back on track.
Physiotherapy Professionals Parramatta 12 Ada Street Harris Park NSW 2150: Physiotherapy Post Surgery
Physiotherapy Post Surgery
The period of time following a surgery creates a lot of challenges to any patient. Whether it was a simple surgery or complex and invasive, there will often be a long recovery period while your body tries to heal from the injury or affliction, and the surgery itself.
It can be difficult for a patient to rest and wait for the body to recover before they can return to their normal level of functioning. Physiotherapy with Physiotherapy Professionals Parramatta can help you reach this level as quickly as possible, while minimizing any side effects or complications from the surgery.
We understand how hard this can be for many people. In some cases, people try to jump back into their normal routine and movement too quickly after surgery and can cause more damage and complications. We are committed to finding treatment options that will improve your mobility, reduce your pain, and return to your highest level of functioning post-surgery.
We offer physiotherapy for the following areas post-surgery, among others:
Shoulder
Elbow
Wrist / Hand
Hip
Knee
Calf
Ankle / Foot
Spine / Neck / Back
Whether you’re about to undergo surgery, have recently had surgery, or are struggling with long-term complications from a previous surgery, our highly trained and experienced staff can help you with the recovery process from start to finish. We are committed to providing you with the best recovery experience possible.
The Approaches and Techniques
Physiotherapy focuses on the client’s experience. We understand that each surgery is different and each person’s reactions or complications are different as well. That’s why on your first visit to we’ll perform a personal assessment to understand your unique needs and challenges. Physiotherapists are trained to provide the best treatments for patients after each surgery to target specific muscle groups and movements.
We will work with you over the long-term to ensure that your rehabilitation and care is complete. Treatment as well as future injury prevention are key for successful physiotherapy post-surgery. Being unable to live at your highest form of functioning can take a toll on your mental well-being as well. We know that your mind and body are intrinsically linked and we will work to keep both healthy and happy.
Our Therapy and Recommendations
Our Physiotherapists can perform a number of customized therapies depending on your needs. Recovery extends beyond the clinic, which is why we can also make recommendations for you to implement into your daily life as well to help aid in your recovery.
Our physiotherapists can provide the physiotherapy after surgery to help with:
Restore mobility
Strengthen weakened muscles from disuse
Improve co-ordination
Increase range of motion and flexibility
After surgery, it’s important to take recovery slowly. Our Physiotherapists can customize a treatment plan depending on which of these aspects you need to focus on the most. With hands on therapy, massage therapy, stretching, manual therapy, dry needling, medication, assistive devices, and more, we can find a therapy that’s right for you.
In addition to therapies performed in our clinic, there are a number of recommendations our Physiotherapists can make depending on your lifestyle and particular challenges. Recommended stretches or exercises for after surgery, diet, or daily practices can help your body stretch and your mind relax to help with the recovery process. We look at your entire lifestyle when making recommendations and choosing therapy to choose the practices that will make the biggest impact and help with the fastest, safest recovery after your surgery.
Contact Us:
For more information on how we can further assist you, please call our clinic number on 0479 080 800 or send us an email on admin[email protected] for further details. Our Physiotherapists are Medicare, NDIS, DVA and Work Cover approved, specialising in injury management and rehabilitation to get you back on track.
Physiotherapy Professionals Parramatta 12 Ada Street Harris Park NSW 2150: Physiotherapy for Work Related Injuries
Being involved in a work related injury causes stress for a number of reasons. It can be difficult to navigate the work cover claims process. You have to cope with taking time off work. You have to treat your injury. While taking a physical toll on you, it also takes an emotional and mental toll on your well-being. Further, not all workplace injuries result from an accident, such as back and muscle strain, repetitive strain, tendonitis, or carpal tunnel.
One of the steps to take towards healing after any workplace injury is Physiotherapy. Our trained physiotherapists can help with a variety of injuries. Our goal is to help you return to your normal level of functioning and importantly, help you return back to work.
Our Approach and Technique
Depending on the injury, Physiotherapy can involve a variety of approaches and techniques to provide the best treatment. First, we provide an assessment with the patient to identify the help that is required, short and long term goals, and the best methods for treatment.
Our Physiotherapy for work-related injuries can help:
Relieve pain and stiffness
Improve strength and flexibility
Improve function
Provide ergonomic and lifestyle advice
Coordinate your return to work
Offering mobility aids
To get you back to work and functioning at your highest level, our Physiotherapists will work closely with you, building a personal relationship, and focusing on all factors affecting your injury. We know this is a difficult time and we will work to help you feel better both physically and mentally.
Part of the Physiotherapy process is in education. We can provide advice about maintaining a healthy lifestyle, including exercise and nutrition. Being unable to work is a huge lifestyle change, and it’s important to keep good health during this transition in order for your body to heal quickly.
There are various types of Physiotherapy that can be performed depending on the injury. Hands on therapy which can include massage therapy, enhancing circulation, dry needling, promoting relaxation, and pain management, to name a few. With the right program, we know that you will be able to help you get back to work as soon as possible.
Return to Work Training
We also perform return to work training to help you get back to your job after a work-related injury or accident. This focuses on simulated work activities to restore the physical capabilities required for your job using goal-oriented techniques. It provides a transition between in-clinic care and a patient’s full return to work. Using tools and an environment similar to the work environment, we can help you build endurance and tolerance for a standard work day.
The methods for each patient will differ depending on the type of work that they perform. We work with you to create fully customized plans to ensure that we can measure abilities accurately. We have a variety of equipment available to suit the needs of our patients.
Return to work training is often a necessary step in a Physiotherapy program to get you back to work. You will be comfortable, prepared, and feel ready to take on your pre-injury tasks and job.
Contact Us:
For more information on how we can further assist you, please call our clinic number on 0479 080 800 or send us an email on admin[email protected] for further details. Our Physiotherapists are Medicare, NDIS, DVA and Work Cover approved, specialising in injury management and rehabilitation to get you back on track.
Mobile NDIS Physiotherapist – Physiotherapy Professionals Parramatta 12 Ada Street Harris Park NSW 2150: Physiotherapist Parramatta NDISMobile NDIS Physiotherapist – Ajit Singh LambaMobile NDIS Physiotherapist: Daniel Stone
Is Physiotherapy covered by the NDIS?
Physiotherapy services are covered by the NDIS. Physiotherapy can exist in various sections of your NDIS plan, as a core support or as a capacity-building support.
To understand more about the various sections, have a look at some examples of an NDIS plan.
Physiotherapists can provide treatment and advice to support a number of disabilities and chronic conditions, such as:
Physical disabilities (amputations, post-surgery)
Intellectual and psychosocial disabilities
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
Acquired brain injuries (ABI’s)
Neurological injuries
Genetic and chromosomal disorders
Cerebral palsy
Strokes
Multiple sclerosis
Alzheimer’s Disease
Spinal cord injuries
NDIS Physiotherapy Providers
Many physiotherapists throughout Australia are now registered providers with the NDIS. If your plan is agency, or NDIS managed, you must receive your physiotherapy services through a registered provider.
However, if your NDIS plan is self-managed, you can choose any qualified physiotherapist you wish to provide your services.
If you are trying to determine whether a physio is registered with the NDIS, it is likely that they will state this on their website. Alternatively, you can find out by giving them a call.
Different types of funding:
Self-managed: Participant pays for the service and claims it back from the NDIS (Depending on funding in their plan)
Plan-managed: A manager chosen by the participant looks after the plan funding
NDIA managed: If the clinic is registered with the NDIS (Like we are), we can directly claim the session fees on your behlalf
Plan-managed budget
Where the participant has a plan manager, service bookings will be created in this order:
A standard service booking for the plan manager to claim the financial intermediaries supports they have delivered to the participant;
Plan-managed service bookings for each of the participant’s funded supports.
Where a plan manager has already been appointed for a participant, the plan manager arranges payment to service providers on behalf of the participant.
Self-managed participants
Participants who are self-managing their plan are invoiced by, and pay, providers directly.
Participants need a receipt from the provider to acquit the expenditure against their plan using the myplace participant portal.
NDIA Managed Participants
We are accredited to provide services to NDIA managed participants at our clinic.
Service Agreements- Required for all NDIA Managed Participants
Service agreements help make sure the participant and provider have the same expectations of what supports will be delivered and how they will be delivered.
Making a service agreement is a negotiation between the participant and the provider. Participants might involve a nominated person (such as a participant’s family member or friend).
Service agreements need to include:
What supports and services the provider agrees to provide.
The cost of those supports and services.
How, when and where you would like your supports and services to be provided.
How long you need the supports and services to be provided.
When and how your service agreement will be reviewed.
How any problems or issues that may arise will be handled.
Your responsibilities under the service agreement – such as letting your provider know if you can’t make an appointment.
The provider’s cancellation policy.
Your provider’s responsibilities – such as working with you to deliver your supports and services in the right way.
How you or your provider may change or end the service agreement.
Terms You should know:
Participants
The most important element of the NDIS is its participants.
Plan managers
Participants can choose to have a registered plan management provider to manage their funding and budget for the supports in their plan.
Support coordinators
Support coordinators help participants to implement supports in their plan, including informal, government services, community activities and funded supports.
Local Area Coordinators (LACs)
Local Area Coordination (LAC) partners are organizations with local knowledge of disability services and their community.
NDIS Mobile Physiotherapy: Home visitPhysiotherapy Professionals Parramatta 12 Ada Street Harris Park NSW 2150
NDIS Mobile Physiotherapy: Can Physiotherapy help?
Physiotherapists are health professionals skilled in the assessment, diagnosis, rehabilitation and treatment of people living with a disability.
Physiotherapy can help with:
Mobility / Gait training
Walking aid selection
Walking sticks
Crutches
Four wheeled walkers
Wheelchairs
Hoists
Rehabilitation
Treatment options:
We can provide treatment at our Parramatta clinic
Home visits
Treatment is dependant on your goals and what you would like to achieve
Treatment may include:
Exercises to strengthen muscles
Stretching to relieve tight muscles and joints
Hands on Physiotherapy techniques
Soft tissue techniques
Manual therapy
Spinal pain
Joint pain
Physio Parramatta NDIS Home visitsNDIS Physio – Home visits – Boxing sessionNDIS Physiotherapy – Exercise Based TreatmentNDIS Clinic Based Exercise ProgramNDIS Physiotherapy Boxing sessionNDIS Physiotherapy – Clinic Based treatment for muscle and joint painsNDIS Physiotherapy: Scoliosis Management
What services do we offer?
Home visits
Clinic appointments
Mobility and transfer aid selection
Home exercise and stretching programs
Manual handling training
Pain relief
How do I pay for the service?
We see participants who are NDIS managed, Plan managed and Self managed.
How can I book an appointment?
If you’re eligible for NDIS, we encourage you to give us a call on 0479 080 800 or leave a message and we will call you to discuss how we can assist you better. Our clinic is located walking distance from Parramatta and Harris Park stations. We also cater for surrounding suburbs such as Lidcombe, Auburn, Granville, Merrylands, Greystanes, Westmead, Rydalmere and many more.
Contact Us:
For more information on how we can further assist you, please call our clinic number on 0479 080 800 or send us an email on admin[email protected] for further details. Our Physiotherapists are Medicare, NDIS, DVA and Work Cover approved, specialising in injury management and rehabilitation to get you back on track.
NDIS Mobile Physiotherapist: Ajit Lamba and Daniel Stone
Physiotherapy Professionals Parramatta 12 Ada Street Harris Park NSW 2150: Physiotherapist Parramatta NDISNDIS Physiotherapist ParramattaDaniel Stone. NDIS Physiotherapist in Parramatta. Physiotherapy Professionals Parramatta.
Is Physiotherapy covered by the NDIS?
Physiotherapy services are covered by the NDIS. Physiotherapy can exist in various sections of your NDIS plan, as a core support or as a capacity-building support.
To understand more about the various sections, have a look at some examples of an NDIS plan.
Physiotherapists can provide treatment and advice to support a number of disabilities and chronic conditions, such as:
Physical disabilities (amputations, post-surgery)
Intellectual and psychosocial disabilities
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
Acquired brain injuries (ABI’s)
Neurological injuries
Genetic and chromosomal disorders
Cerebral palsy
Strokes
Multiple sclerosis
Alzheimer’s Disease
Spinal cord injuries
NDIS Physiotherapy Providers
Many physiotherapists throughout Australia are now registered providers with the NDIS. If your plan is agency, or NDIS managed, you must receive your physiotherapy services through a registered provider.
However, if your NDIS plan is self-managed, you can choose any qualified physiotherapist you wish to provide your services.
If you are trying to determine whether a physio is registered with the NDIS, it is likely that they will state this on their website. Alternatively, you can find out by giving them a call.
Different types of funding:
Self-managed: Participant pays for the service and claims it back from the NDIS (Depending on funding in their plan)
Plan-managed: A manager chosen by the participant looks after the plan funding
NDIA managed: If the clinic is registered with the NDIS (Like we are), we can directly claim the session fees on your behlaf
Plan-managed budget
Where the participant has a plan manager, service bookings will be created in this order:
A standard service booking for the plan manager to claim the financial intermediaries supports they have delivered to the participant;
Plan-managed service bookings for each of the participant’s funded supports.
Where a plan manager has already been appointed for a participant, the plan manager arranges payment to service providers on behalf of the participant.
Self-managed participants
Participants who are self-managing their plan are invoiced by, and pay, providers directly.
Participants need a receipt from the provider to acquit the expenditure against their plan using the myplace participant portal.
NDIA Managed Participants
We are accredited to provide services to NDIA managed participants at our Quinns clinic.
Service Agreements- Required for all NDIA Managed Participants
Service agreements help make sure the participant and provider have the same expectations of what supports will be delivered and how they will be delivered.
Making a service agreement is a negotiation between the participant and the provider. Participants might involve a nominated person (such as a participant’s family member or friend).
Service agreements need to include:
What supports and services the provider agrees to provide.
The cost of those supports and services.
How, when and where you would like your supports and services to be provided.
How long you need the supports and services to be provided.
When and how your service agreement will be reviewed.
How any problems or issues that may arise will be handled.
Your responsibilities under the service agreement – such as letting your provider know if you can’t make an appointment.
The provider’s cancellation policy.
Your provider’s responsibilities – such as working with you to deliver your supports and services in the right way.
How you or your provider may change or end the service agreement.
Terms You should know:
Participants
The most important element of the NDIS is its participants.
Plan managers
Participants can choose to have a registered plan management provider to manage their funding and budget for the supports in their plan.
Support coordinators
Support coordinators help participants to implement supports in their plan, including informal, government services, community activities and funded supports.
Local Area Coordinators (LACs)
Local Area Coordination (LAC) partners are organizations with local knowledge of disability services and their community.
Physiotherapy Professionals Parramatta 12 Ada Street Harris Park NSW 2150: Physiotherapy Treatment For Car Accident Injuries Parramatta
Physiotherapy Treatment For Car Accident Injuries Parramatta
If you were injured in a Car Accident you are probably wondering, do I Need to see a Physiotherapist? This scenario might sound familiar: you’re driving on a rod you’ve travelled a thousand times, minding your own business, when out of nowhere, you’re involved in a motor vehicle accident at no fault of your own.
Maybe you were rear ended or t-boned. In any event, your car has sustained serious damage, and you didn’t come out of the experience unscathed, either.
You might think you are fine at the time of accident as your brain is full of hormones responsible for the flight or fight reaction. A few hours pass and you realise you’re suffering from pain in your neck, in your back, in your ribs, possibly in your knees. Someone tells you, you might have whiplash.
You start to develop neural symptoms such as numbness, pins and needles and shooting pain. You don’t think much of it as you are strong and you need to get things done. A few days pass and now even just sitting at work, or playing with the kids is getting harder and harder. You finally decide to take action.
So what do you do next
Who Should You See After a Car Accident?
In Australia, before receiving Physiotherapy Treatment For Car Accident Injuries you must see a GP (doctor) after your motor vehicle accident to start the compulsory third party – CTP claims process. All medical expenses and any out of pocket expenses such as lost wages, medical expenses, medications and scans are all covered under CTP insurance scheme.
Who do you see next? – a Physiotherapist.
In order to understand whether Physiotherapy treatments are better for you, it’s important to know what Physiotherapists do.
Physiotherapists diagnose and treat mechanical disorders in the musculoskeletal system. Physiotherapists focus on providing treatment of musculoskeletal injuries, helping you minimise pain without the use of multiple scans, medications or un necessary trips to the doctors.
After a car accident, you’re in pain and in shock. You’re most likely also receiving a great deal of advice from well-intentioned friends, family, and colleagues. That advice is probably also conflicting. “See a Chiropractor!” “Don’t see a Chiropractor – you need Physiotherapy!” What should you do?
For a start, listen to their recommendations and assess them according to what’s in your best interest. Also, unless these people have been in your situation, they might not know exactly what the right thing for you is. Bear in mind that going to a Physiotherapist might result in faster care. You’ll need to see your GP first regardless to ensure you haven’t seriously injured yourself from a motor vehicle accident.
A Physiotherapist is trained to provide you with personalised care after your motor vehicle accident. There’s no one-size-fits-all approach. Your Physiotherapist will examine you carefully to determine what your injuries are and their extent. In addition, Physiotherapist care is holistic in nature. That means that your Physiotherapist will look at your whole body, not just your back or neck. The treatment they prescribe helps you as a whole feel better now and in the future.
Thirdly, you should be aware that if left untreated or not treated properly, pain from whiplash or other injuries stemming from your car accident can last for years. There’s a better chance that a Physiotherapist can provide you with the follow-up care that you need so that you can heal and return to an active, healthy life and doing things that you love.
What If You’re Not in Pain after the Accident?
Let’s say that after your car accident, you’re not in any pain. You’re able to walk around, move your neck, stretch, even do jumping jacks. That doesn’t mean that you haven’t been injured. Within 24 hours, you might start to feel the effects of the accident. Even if you don’t feel any pain immediately after your car accident, don’t turn down a medical or Physiotherapy review. And you should most certainly see your Physiotherapist. They will examine you in detail and determine whether you’ve sustained an injury and how serious it is.
Experienced Physiotherapists for Car Accident Treatment
If you’ve been in a car accident, a Physiotherapist can help you recover from painful injuries such as whiplash. Physiotherapists can provide the long-term follow-up care you need that will ensure you heal properly, and a Physiotherapist treats the whole person, not just particular body parts.
Our experienced Physiotherapists at Physiotherapy Professionals Parramatta , practices a wealth of services, treatment options, and procedures that help to restore patients to their healthy selves. Get in touch with the clinic and we look forward to helping you.
Parramatta Physiotherapist Ajit Singh LambaParramatta Physiotherapist Daniel Stone.
Physiotherapy Professionals Parramatta 12 Ada Street Harris Park NSW 2150: Motor Vehicle Accident Claims
At Physiotherapy Professionals Parramatta we offer orthopedic and neurologic rehabilitation for a wide range of motor vehicle accident claims. We are a well-regarded provider of rehabilitation services, and we treat all patients with the same exceptional care regardless of their motor vehicle accident claim.
Motor Vehicle Accident Claims at Physiotherapy Professionals Parramatta
All patients attending our clinic receive one-on-one care with a highly skilled registered Physiotherapists (no support staff), in private treatment rooms, and with full access to our comprehensive selection of treatment modalities including manual therapy, exercise therapy, electrotherapy and, dry needling.
We have the expertise to rehabilitate a wide range of motor vehicle accident injuries including common orthopedic conditions such as whiplash and back strains, as well as accident-specific joint, muscle, ligament, tendon, spine and bone conditions. In addition to offering orthopedic rehabilitation, our clinic also offers neurologic rehabilitation for cases of more severe nerve damage or brain injury. We can also provide car accident rehabilitation in the comfort of your home if warranted and approved by the insurer.
Coming to Physiotherapy Professionals Parramatta for your motor vehicle accident rehabilitation is easy. We complete and submit all necessary insurance forms on your behalf, and we bill your insurance company directly. Our goal is make your car accident related rehabilitation fast, convenient, and complete. The first thing you need to do after your motor vehicle accident is see your GP, contact your insurer and make an appointment with us.
HOW DO MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT INJURY CLAIMS WORK?
Inform your car insurance provider of the accident and any injuries that you have sustained. Regardless of who was at fault for the accident, your insurance provider is responsible for making health and rehabilitation services available to you. If you were a passenger or were outside of a vehicle at the time of your accident, your claim will instead be processed by the driver’s insurance company. Once you have a motor vehicle accident injury claim initiated with the relevant insurance provider we can take care of the rest.
Call us to book an initial assessment. In your initial session your Registered Physiotherapist will examine your car accident related injuries, discuss with you a treatment plan, begin therapy, and collect all the necessary information to fill out and submit the relevant paperwork to the insurer.
Come to our clinic for follow-up treatment sessions. Follow-up appointments will be booked to fit your schedule. These appointments will incorporate a wide range of therapeutic modalities as appropriate and may include hands on therapy and exercise.
Focus on getting better. We will work on your behalf to manage all reporting and documentation required to continue your claim, and to ensure that you get the necessary treatment you need.
WHIPLASH ASSOCIATED DISORDERS
Neck injuries and related disorders caused by motor vehicle accidents are classified as whiplash-associated disorders are graded on a scale of I – IV (with IV being the worst). Grade I-III whiplash injuries are treated through Physiotherapy and patient education. Over-the-counter muscle relaxants and anti-inflammatories can also be beneficial for some patients.
Whiplash is one of the most common injuries sustained in motor vehicle accidents, and accordingly, it is also one of the most common MVA insurance injury claims.
Whiplash can also be one of the more challenging injuries to treat. Success rates are very high, but a small subgroup of patients that appear outwardly ‘typical’, do not recover in a timely manner, instead experiencing prolonged or even chronic pain and disability. See our post: “Why Whiplash Treatment Can Fail”.
How can I increase my chance of whiplash treatment success?
Keep active in your daily life, and continue working if possible.
Keep optimistic about your recovery.
With the help of your Physiotherapist, set realistic expectations about your outcome, and discuss your progress and symptoms at every visit.
Request a multi-modal Physiotherapy program that includes exercise therapy, patient education, and hands-on treatment as well as other therapies where appropriate.
Establish a home-exercise therapy program with your Physiotherapist and stick with it.
Contact Us:
Read to make a booking? For more information on how we can further assist you, please call our clinic number on 0479 080 800 or send us an email on admin[email protected] for further details. Our Physiotherapists are Medicare, NDIS, DVA and Work Cover approved, specializing in injury management and rehabilitation to get you back on track.
Daniel Stone. Physiotherapist in Parramatta. Physiotherapy Professionals Parramatta.Ajit Singh Lamba: Physiotherapist in Parramatta
Home Care Physiotherapy ParramattaPhysiotherapy Professionals Parramatta 12 Ada Street Harris Park NSW 2150
Information for Home Care Providers
Physiotherapy Professionals Parramatta are able to provide you with Physiotherapy services on behalf of your Home Care Package providers. Home Care Package funding is issued by the federal government to an older person to provide services which will enable them to continue to live independently. Please speak with your home care package provider to discuss your eligibility to receive Physiotherapy services.
The funding that the patient receives through their Home Care Package can be used on a wide range of nursing services, care services, social, support and well-being services, as well as on some types of equipment and home modification, to enable them to live safely and well at home. When your Physiotherapist delivers services as part of a Home Care Package, they liaise with the Home Care Package Provider to do so.
Physiotherapy Professionals Parramatta provides in-home care to patients in their own homes, in retirement homes, and in residential aged care facilities.
Visits conducted on behalf of Home Care Providers are conducted differently to normal clinical visits – be sure to familiarise yourself with these important factors.
Treatments options
Mobility and transfers
Strength, coordination and flexibility
Mobility aid assessment/prescriptions
Spinal disorders
Symptoms from Cerebral palsy or other neural conditions
Home Care Package Physiotherapy assessments and reports
Mobility assessments and reports
Home Care Physio Parramatta: Sit to stand exercises
Home Care Physio Parramatta: Step up and down exercises
Physiotherapist Daniel Stone providing treatment for knee pain
Physiotherapist Ajit Singh Lamba conducting a boxing session
Reporting
Visits undertaken on behalf of home care packages require reporting to the Home Care Package Provider. This reporting entails the details of your sessions as well as the progress you make, the problems you are overcoming, and your engagement with therapy. During this reporting, Physiotherapy Professionals Parramatta will comply with our Consent and Privacy policy.
Payment
Home Care visits are charged higher to in-clinic visits. This is to address costs associated with travel, time, and the unique needs of our patients in-home environments. Be sure to familiarise yourself with the differences in pricing. Fees are directly charged to the home care provider.
Attendance Policy
Once a home visit has been scheduled and confirmed, it is your responsibility to be present at the nominated address at the nominated time. In the event that the client resides in a gated community, critical care unit or other such location that requires security access, you are responsible to inform the administrators of that location that the appointment is taking place.
Cancellation Policy
Home Care visits may be cancelled with at least 24-hours notice. Cancellation fees may apply for appointments cancelled with less than 24 hours notice.
Contact Us
For more information on how we can further assist you, please call our clinic number on 0479 080 800 or send us an email on admin[email protected] for further details. Our Physiotherapists are Medicare, NDIS, DVA and Work Cover approved, specialising in injury management and rehabilitation to get you back on track.
Team Physiotherapy Parramatta – 12 Ada Street Harris Park
