May 2023 - physioparramatta

By Ajit Lamba NDIS Physiotherapy

What do NDIS Physiotherapists do?

Physiotherapy Professionals Parramatta 12 Ada Street Harris Park NSW 2150

What do NDIS Physiotherapists do?

Have you ever wondered what do NDIS Physiotherapists do? NDIS Physiotherapists offer a range of services aimed at improving the physical function, mobility, and overall well-being of individuals with disabilities. Some of the key services provided by NDIS physiotherapists include:

Initial Assessments: NDIS physiotherapists conduct comprehensive assessments to evaluate the participant’s physical abilities, limitations, and specific needs. These assessments help in formulating personalized treatment plans.
Treatment Planning: Based on the assessment findings, Physiotherapists develop individualized treatment plans tailored to the participant’s goals and requirements. Treatment plans may include various interventions and strategies to address specific areas of concern.
Rehabilitation and Therapy: Physiotherapists provide hands-on therapies and rehabilitation techniques to help individuals improve their physical functioning. This may involve exercises, manual therapy, stretching, and other specialized techniques to address specific impairments or conditions.
Mobility and Assistive Devices: Physiotherapists offer guidance and support in selecting and using mobility aids and assistive devices. They assess the participant’s needs and prescribe appropriate equipment such as wheelchairs, walkers, or orthotics to enhance mobility and independence.
Strength and Conditioning Programs: Physiotherapists develop strength and conditioning programs to improve muscle strength, flexibility, and overall physical fitness. These programs can help individuals build endurance, improve balance, and enhance their ability to perform daily activities.
Pain Management: Physiotherapists employ various pain management techniques to alleviate pain and discomfort associated with disabilities. This may involve manual therapy, heat or cold therapy, electrotherapy, and relaxation techniques.
Falls Prevention: Physiotherapists assess and address factors that contribute to the risk of falls. They provide exercises, balance training, and advice on modifying the environment to reduce the likelihood of falls and enhance safety.
Education and Home Exercise Programs: Physiotherapists educate participants and their caregivers on proper techniques for exercise, mobility, and self-care. They may provide home exercise programs to facilitate ongoing therapy and progress between sessions.

The specific services provided by Physiotherapists may vary depending on the participant’s needs, goals, and the recommendations of the healthcare team. It’s important to consult with a Physiotherapist to determine the specific services available and suitable for a particular situation.

Contact Us:

Do you need assistance with your Physiotherapy treatment? Experienced team of Physiotherapists with essential knowledge. You can call us anytime to have a confidential discussion with our expert Physiotherapists. 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 [email protected] for further details. Our Physiotherapists are Medicare, NDIS, and Work Cover approved, specialising in injury management and rehabilitation to get you back on track.

Team Physiotherapy Parramatta – 12 Ada Street Harris Park

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Car Accident Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy After A Car Accident

Motor Vehicle Accident Claims

Workplace Injury and Rehabilitation

Workplace Accidents

Injury Case Management

By Ajit Lamba CTP Claims, Motor Vehicle Accident, Whiplash

Physiotherapy Treatment for Car Accident Injuries

Physiotherapy Treatment for Car Accident Injuries is one of the most important rehabilitation services that a patient can receive after an accident. Physiotherapy plays a crucial role in the treatment and rehabilitation of car accident injuries. It aims to reduce pain, restore mobility and function, and promote the overall recovery of the individual. The specific physiotherapy treatment for car accident injuries may vary depending on the nature and severity of the injuries sustained. Here are some common approaches used by physiotherapists:

Assessment and Evaluation: A thorough assessment is conducted to evaluate the extent of injuries, including musculoskeletal, neurological, and soft tissue damage. This assessment helps the physiotherapist develop an appropriate treatment plan.
Pain Management: Physiotherapists employ various techniques such as manual therapy, electrical modalities (e.g., ultrasound, TENS), heat/cold therapy, and therapeutic exercises to alleviate pain and reduce inflammation.
Range of Motion Exercises: Gentle exercises are prescribed to improve joint mobility and flexibility. These exercises help prevent stiffness and maintain or restore the normal range of motion.
Strengthening Exercises: Specific exercises are designed to strengthen weakened muscles and improve overall strength. This helps restore functional abilities and stability.
Soft Tissue Mobilization: Techniques such as massage, myofascial release, and trigger point therapy may be used to address soft tissue injuries, reduce scar tissue formation, and improve tissue healing.
Balance and Coordination Training: Car accidents can affect balance and coordination. Physiotherapists may incorporate exercises to improve proprioception, stability, and coordination.
Posture Correction: Corrective exercises and ergonomic advice are provided to address postural issues resulting from the accident. This helps reduce strain on muscles and joints and prevent further complications.
Gait Training: If there are walking or gait abnormalities due to the accident, physiotherapists can assist in retraining normal walking patterns using exercises and assistive devices if necessary.
Education and Home Exercise Programs: Physiotherapists educate patients about their injuries, the importance of self-care, and provide home exercise programs to continue the rehabilitation process outside of therapy sessions.
Return to Function and Work: As the individual progresses, physiotherapists guide them in transitioning back to their regular activities and work duties, ensuring a safe and gradual return while minimizing the risk of reinjury.

It’s important to note that each individual’s treatment plan will be tailored to their specific injuries and needs. Consulting with a qualified physiotherapist is essential to receive personalized care and a comprehensive rehabilitation program following a car accident.

Most Common Car Accident Symptoms:

Whiplash
Concussion
Blurred vision
Neck stiffness and pain
Dizziness
Fatigue
Limited movement of the neck and head
Numbness or tingling in the arms
Pain in the shoulders, upper back or arms

How to Lodge a CTP Claim in NSW

To lodge a CTP (Compulsory Third Party) claim in NSW, which covers personal injury compensation for motor vehicle accidents, you can follow these general steps:

Gather information: Collect all relevant details related to the accident, including the date, time, location, and the parties involved (names, addresses, vehicle registration details, etc.). Obtain the police event number if the accident was reported to the authorities.
Seek medical attention: Obtain medical treatment for your injuries and ensure you have appropriate documentation of the diagnosis, treatment received, and any ongoing medical needs. These records will be crucial for your claim.
Notify the insurer: Contact the CTP insurer of the vehicle at fault as soon as possible to notify them of the accident and your intent to make a claim. You can find the insurer’s details on the Green Slip or by using the Motor Accidents Authority’s CTP Insurer Lookup tool.
Complete the claim form: Obtain a CTP claim form from the CTP insurer or their website. Fill out the form accurately and provide all necessary details regarding the accident, injuries sustained, and any other relevant information requested.
Attach supporting documents: Include all supporting documentation, such as medical reports, hospital records, receipts for medical expenses, and any other evidence that supports your claim.
Submit the claim: Submit the completed claim form and supporting documents to the CTP insurer. Ensure you keep copies of all documents for your records.
Follow up with the insurer: After submitting the claim, the insurer will assess your claim and may request additional information or conduct investigations. Stay in touch with the insurer and respond promptly to any requests for further documentation or information.
Seek legal advice if needed: If you encounter difficulties during the claims process or require guidance, you may consider consulting with a personal injury lawyer who specializes in motor vehicle accidents and CTP claims.

Remember, the process may vary slightly depending on the specific CTP insurer and circumstances of the accident. It is advisable to consult the specific insurer’s guidelines or seek legal advice for detailed information regarding the claims process.

Physiotherapy Services for CTP Claims:

We provide mobile Physio services for WorkCover and CTP claims in Parramatta and surrounding suburbs. Before we can start providing you with treatment, one of our team members will speak to you regarding your injury to see if we are the best fit for your recovery. We also need to seek approval from your case manager before we can provide your with Physiotherapy services at home or work.

What you need:

Motor Vehicle Accident: CTP claim number
- Contact us if you need guidance on how to lodge a claim if you were injured at work or in a car accident

Other people we would like to speak with to assist you with Physiotherapy treatment:

Case manager from the insurance company
Rehabilitation Consultant
Your GP or specialist
Your employer

What can we offer you:

Our goal is to assist you to get back to your pre injury levels.
We will work with you to assist you with your goals, what ever they may be
Most importantly, as our patient, you are going to be in the center of the decision making process
Be it when you receiving treatment or if you are returning to work
We are here to provide you with the most efficient and accurate Physiotherapy knowledge to assist your recovery

Service Area:

Parramatta, Sydney and surrounding suburbs

Contact Us:

Do you need assistance with your Physiotherapy treatment? Experienced team of Physiotherapists with essential knowledge. You can call us anytime to have a confidential discussion with our expert Physiotherapists. 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 [email protected] for further details. Our Physiotherapists are Medicare, NDIS, and Work Cover approved, specialising in injury management and rehabilitation to get you back on track.

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Work injury Treatment

Car Accident Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy After A Car Accident

Motor Vehicle Accident Claims

Workplace Injury and Rehabilitation

Workplace Accidents

Injury Case Management

By Ajit Lamba Uncategorized

Occupational Health Services

Occupational Health Services Parramatta

Our dedicated occupational health clinic offers comprehensive health services to support the health and wellbeing of the Parramatta workforce. Our services include:

Occupational health services refer to a range of healthcare services and programs provided to employees in the workplace to promote and maintain their health, safety, and well-being. These services are typically offered by healthcare professionals who specialize in occupational health, such as occupational health physicians, nurses, and Physiotherapists.

Here are some common components of what a Physiotherapist can do in a occupational health services:

Health Surveillance: This involves regular monitoring of employees’ health to identify and manage any work-related health risks or conditions. It may include medical examinations, health assessments, and biological monitoring.
Workplace Hazard Assessments: Occupational health professionals evaluate the workplace to identify potential health hazards, such as exposure to chemicals, noise, radiation, ergonomic risks, or physical hazards. They help develop strategies to control or eliminate these risks.
Injury and Illness Management: Occupational health services assist in managing work-related injuries and illnesses, including providing initial treatment, referring employees for specialized care, and facilitating the return-to-work process.
Health Promotion and Education: Occupational health programs often include initiatives to promote healthy lifestyles, preventive measures, and education on workplace hazards. These may involve training sessions, workshops, or campaigns to raise awareness and foster a culture of safety.
Vaccinations and Immunizations: Occupational health services may provide vaccinations and immunizations to protect employees from occupational hazards, such as exposure to certain diseases or biological agents.
Rehabilitation and Return-to-Work Programs: If an employee experiences a prolonged absence due to injury or illness, occupational health professionals may develop rehabilitation plans and coordinate the return-to-work process, ensuring a smooth transition and appropriate accommodations if needed.
Employee Assistance Programs (EAP): EAPs offer confidential counselling and support services to employees for personal and work-related issues that may impact their well-being and job performance.

These services aim to prevent work-related injuries and illnesses, promote a safe and healthy work environment, and support the overall well-being of employees. By addressing health and safety concerns in the workplace, occupational health services contribute to the productivity and success of organizations while safeguarding the welfare of their workforce.

Contact Us:

Do you need assistance with your Physiotherapy treatment? Experienced team of Physiotherapists with essential knowledge. You can call us anytime to have a confidential discussion with our expert Physiotherapists. 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 [email protected] for further details. Our Physiotherapists are Medicare, NDIS, and Work Cover approved, specialising in injury management and rehabilitation to get you back on track.

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Work injury Treatment

Car Accident Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy After A Car Accident

Motor Vehicle Accident Claims

Workplace Injury and Rehabilitation

Workplace Accidents

Injury Case Management

By Ajit Lamba Uncategorized

Can your Physiotherapist assist in a Work Capacity Decision (WorkCover)?

Physiotherapists play a crucial role in assisting with a work capacity decision (WorkCover), the specific involvement and extent of their input depends on the type of injury. In general, here’s how a physiotherapist can contribute:

Assessing functional capacity: Physiotherapists can assess an injured worker’s functional capacity, including their physical abilities and limitations. They can evaluate factors such as mobility, strength, range of motion, and functional tasks related to work requirements.
Providing treatment and rehabilitation: Physiotherapists can provide appropriate treatment and rehabilitation programs aimed at improving the injured worker’s physical condition and functional abilities. This can include therapeutic exercises, manual therapy, pain management techniques, and ergonomic recommendations.
Functional capacity evaluation: In some cases, physiotherapists may conduct specific assessments, such as Functional Capacity Evaluations (FCEs), which comprehensively evaluate an individual’s physical capabilities in relation to their job demands. The results of these evaluations can help inform the WorkCover capacity decision.
Collaboration with other healthcare professionals: Physiotherapists often collaborate with other healthcare professionals involved in an injured worker’s care, such as occupational therapists, doctors, and rehabilitation consultants. They can provide input and share relevant information that contributes to the overall assessment of the worker’s capacity.
Providing reports and documentation: Physiotherapists may be requested to provide reports documenting their assessments, treatment plans, progress, and recommendations. These reports can be used as supporting evidence in the WorkCover capacity decision process.

It’s important to note that the specific involvement of physiotherapists in WorkCover capacity decisions can vary depending on the jurisdiction and the requirements set forth by the respective workers’ compensation system. In some cases, additional assessments or input from other professionals may also be required. It’s advisable to consult the regulations and guidelines specific to your jurisdiction or seek guidance from legal and occupational health experts to ensure compliance with local requirements.

Contact Us:

Do you need assistance with your Physiotherapy treatment? Experienced team of Physiotherapists with essential knowledge. You can call us anytime to have a confidential discussion with our expert Physiotherapists. 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 [email protected] for further details. Our Physiotherapists are Medicare, NDIS, and Work Cover approved, specialising in injury management and rehabilitation to get you back on track.

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Physiotherapy After A Car Accident

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Workplace Injury and Rehabilitation

Workplace Accidents

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By Ajit Lamba NDIS Physiotherapy

NDIS Physiotherapy Services

NDIS is a system designed to help people who live with a significant and permanent disability. At Physiotherapy Professionals Parramatta, we understands that your situation and Physiotherapy requirements ae unique to you. We take time to find out about you and your body, your needs, your goals and work out the best to achieve them.

What can you expect from your NDIS Physiotherapy session?

Expertise
Hands on skills
Communication: We are honest and open with you
Communication: Your Physiotherapist is your mentor

Serivces we offer for NDIS Physiotherapy participants:

Mobility and transfers training
Strength, coordination and flexibility
Mobility aid assessment/prescriptions
Chromosomal disorders
Cerebral palsy
Assessments and reports
Respiratory interventions
Spinal disorders
Motor neuron disease
Training programs for family and carers
Community access/outdoor activities
Genetic Conditions

What should I expect at my first consultation?

When you come to your first appointment, one of our expert Physiotherapists will sit down with you and discuss your problem. An examination follows which may include physical, orthopaedic and physiotherapy tests to help locate your problem. Our examinations are thorough and will put you at ease. Your physiotherapist will recommend a treatment plan based on your goals and findings from the assessment.

Do you need a referral to start the NDIS Physiotherapy journey?

No
Just call us and we’ll guide you through the process!

Do you provide Mobile Physiotherapists services?

Yes
We also provide mobile Physiotherapy services for NDIS clients
Clinic based services are offered in Parramatta – 12 Ada Street Harris Park

Contact Us:

Do you need assistance with your Physiotherapy treatment? Experienced team of Physiotherapists with essential knowledge. You can call us anytime to have a confidential discussion with our expert Physiotherapists. 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 [email protected] for further details. Our Physiotherapists are Medicare, NDIS, and Work Cover approved, specialising in injury management and rehabilitation to get you back on track.

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Work injury Treatment

Car Accident Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy After A Car Accident

Motor Vehicle Accident Claims

Workplace Injury and Rehabilitation

Workplace Accidents

Injury Case Management

By Ajit Lamba CTP Claims, Motor Vehicle Accident

What is the role of the GP in a CTP claim?

Role of the GP in a CTP claim and how can Physiotherapists help?

The role of a General Practitioner (GP) in a CTP (Compulsory Third Party) claim is essential in providing medical care, documentation, and support to individuals involved in a motor vehicle accident. Here are some key aspects of a GP’s role in a CTP claim:

Initial assessment and diagnosis: GPs play a crucial role in the early stages of a CTP claim by assessing and diagnosing the individual’s injuries resulting from the accident. They conduct a comprehensive examination, document the nature and extent of the injuries, and provide an initial diagnosis. Without the diagnosis, the CTP claim will not be accepted by the CTP insurer.
Treatment and management: GPs provide ongoing medical care and treatment to individuals with injuries sustained in the motor vehicle accident. They develop and oversee a treatment plan tailored to the individual’s specific needs, addressing pain management, physical rehabilitation, medication prescriptions, referrals to specialists or allied health professionals, and monitoring the progress of recovery. Your Physiotherapist will work closely with your GP by providing with updated reports and functional capacities on what you can or cannot do after your motor vehicle accident.
Medical reports and documentation: GPs provide detailed medical reports documenting the individual’s injuries, treatment provided, and their impact on daily functioning and quality of life. These reports are crucial evidence in supporting the CTP claim, providing objective medical assessments, and outlining the ongoing medical needs and associated costs required for rehabilitation. Your GP will regularly refer to your Physiotherapist for updated reports on your progress and functional capacities.
Referrals to specialists: In cases where specialized medical care or further assessments are required, GPs may refer individuals to specialists such as orthopaedic surgeons, Physiotherapists, Psychologists, or other relevant healthcare professionals. These referrals can provide additional expertise and contribute to the overall assessment and treatment of the injuries.
Liaison with insurance providers and legal representation: GPs may be required to communicate with the individual’s CTP insurer or legal representatives involved in the claim. They may provide necessary medical information, reports, and updates regarding the individual’s condition, treatment progress, and prognosis.
Rehabilitation planning and support: GPs collaborate with other healthcare professionals involved in the individual’s rehabilitation, such as physiotherapists, occupational therapists, or psychologists. They contribute to the development of comprehensive rehabilitation plans and provide guidance and support in the overall management of the individual’s recovery process.

It is important for individuals involved in a CTP claim to maintain regular contact with their GP throughout the process. GPs can offer ongoing medical care, monitor the individual’s progress, provide necessary documentation and reports, and support their overall well-being during the claims process. Open communication between the individual, their GP, and other healthcare professionals involved in the claim is crucial to ensure a coordinated and comprehensive approach to their care and support their successful claim resolution.

Contact Us:

Do you need assistance with your life time care Physiotherapy treatment? Experienced team of Physiotherapists with essential knowledge. You can call us anytime to have a confidential discussion with our expert Physiotherapists. 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 [email protected] for further details. Our Physiotherapists are Medicare, NDIS, and Work Cover approved, specialising in injury management and rehabilitation to get you back on track.

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Work injury Treatment

Car Accident Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy After A Car Accident

Motor Vehicle Accident Claims

Workplace Injury and Rehabilitation

Workplace Accidents

Injury Case Management

By Ajit Lamba Ergonomics, Physiotherapy, Work From Home

Wrist Pain while Working From Home (WFH)

Experiencing wrist pain while working from home (WFH) has become a common issue after COVID, especially if you spend long hours using a computer or performing repetitive tasks. Here are some tips to help alleviate wrist pain:

Ergonomic setup: Ensure that your workstation is ergonomically designed. Use a comfortable chair with proper back support, position your keyboard and mouse at a height that allows your wrists to maintain a neutral position, and adjust the monitor to eye level to avoid excessive strain.
Proper typing technique: Use a light touch when typing and avoid resting your wrists on the desk or keyboard. Typing with your wrists in a neutral, slightly elevated position can help reduce strain.
Take breaks and stretch: Regularly take short breaks to rest your wrists and perform simple stretching exercises. Gentle wrist rotations, wrist flexion and extension stretches, and finger stretches can help relieve tension and improve blood circulation.
Use ergonomic accessories: Consider using ergonomic accessories, such as an ergonomic keyboard, mouse, or wrist rest. These can help provide better support and minimize strain on the wrists.
Maintain good posture: Maintain proper posture while working, keeping your back straight, shoulders relaxed, and wrists in a neutral position. Avoid slouching or leaning forward, as this can put additional strain on your wrists and contribute to pain.
Alternate tasks and vary your movements: Avoid prolonged repetitive tasks. If possible, break up your work into smaller, varied tasks that involve different muscle groups. This can help prevent overuse of specific muscles and reduce the risk of wrist pain.
Ice or heat therapy: Applying ice packs or heat pads to your wrists can provide temporary relief from pain and inflammation. Use ice for acute pain or swelling and heat for chronic discomfort.
Consult your local experienced Physiotherapist: If the pain persists or worsens despite these self-care measures, it’s advisable to consult a physiotherapist or healthcare professional who can provide a thorough evaluation, diagnosis, and recommend appropriate treatment options.

Remember, these suggestions are general in nature, and it’s important to seek individual advice from a Physiotherapist to address your specific situation and ensure the best course of action for your wrist pain while working from home.

Contact Us:

Do you need assistance with your Physiotherapy treatment? Experienced team of Physiotherapists with essential knowledge. You can call us anytime to have a confidential discussion with our expert Physiotherapists. 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 [email protected] for further details. Our Physiotherapists are Medicare, NDIS, and Work Cover approved, specialising in injury management and rehabilitation to get you back on track.

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Work injury Treatment

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Physiotherapy After A Car Accident

Motor Vehicle Accident Claims

Workplace Injury and Rehabilitation

Workplace Accidents

Injury Case Management

By Ajit Lamba Uncategorized

Onsite Physiotherapy Services

Our Physiotherapists will come to your workplace, and provide onsite treatment. All we need from you is a quiet area in your office where we can carry out consultations. To make the process time efficient, we encourage pre bookings with the office manager before our arrival. Physiotherapy visits at the workplace are always welcomed by employees as they improve staff morale and productivity. We will arrange a corporate package to suit your individual business needs.

What we offer:

Onsite Physiotherapy Treatment
Ergonomic Workstation Assessment
Pre Employment Screening
Workshops and Training Sessions
Wellness programs – Massage and Exercise

Onsite Physiotherapy Treatment

Our Physiotherapists can significantly improve staff productivity in the workplace by assisting staff with their posture, work station setup or any other injury they may have. Having correct posture in the office is essential especially when we spend long periods of time in sitting.

Ergonomic Workstation Assessments

Ergonomic worksite assessments involve assessing sitting posture, desk designs, and seating arrangements to minimise repetitive strain injuries (RSI). This may include adjustments to seat height, back rest angle, monitor height, keyboard and mouse position. We can also provide advice and recommendations on standing desks.

Pre Employment Screening

As part of new staff training, we can come to your workplace, whether it’s an office, construction site or retail store and run through an individualised exercise routine. Warming up before work ensures staff are conducting themselves in a safe manner in work sites which require repetitive movements or manual handling.

Corporate Physiotherapy

Not only do we offer onsite Physiotherapy services to corporate offices throughout Sydney, we also offer a priority service at our clinic for any workers that need further assistance. For more information on how we can further assist your corporate Physiotherapy needs, please call our clinic number on 0479 080 800 or send us an email on [email protected] for further details.

There is a rising trend in offering health and wellness programs at the workplace. Our Physiotherapists will come to your office and provide onsite treatment. All we need from you is a quiet area in your office where we can carry out consultations. To make the process time efficient, we encourage pre bookings with the office manager before our arrival. Physiotherapy visits at the workplace are always welcomed by employees as they improve staff morale and productivity. We will arrange a corporate package to suit your individual business needs.

Comprehensive Ergonomic Assessment Package

Designed to assess and setup optimal workstation to ensure they are correctly setup to maximise comfort and productivity
Workstation setup
- Desk and chair height setup
- Monitor setup
- Keyboard / Mouse setup
Laptop setup (if required)
Recommendations for furniture improvement
Recommendations on external equipment and supports (if required)
1:1 Education session on stretches to maintain healthy work posture
Comprehensive report outlining all of the above
Duration: 45-60 minutes

Basic Ergonomic Assessment Package

Designed to assess and setup optimal workstation to ensure they are correctly setup to maximise comfort and productivity
Workstation setup
- Desk and chair height setup
- Monitor setup
- Keyboard / Mouse setup
Laptop setup (if required)
Duration: 30 minutes

Onsite Physiotherapist

Preventative treatment provided by a Physiotherapist onsite
Education and Training provided onsite by a Physiotherapist
Prevent WorkCover claims from arising
30 minute sessions per person
- Shorter and longer sessions available as per work place requirements
Our most popular deal:
- 8 hour package

Mobile Physio Parramatta — Onsite Physiotherapy Services: We come to you

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Are you an IT Professional and do you need assistance with your neck or back pain? Experienced Physiotherapists with essential knowledge. You can call us anytime to have a confidential discussion with our expert Physiotherapists. 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 [email protected] for further details. Our Physiotherapists are Medicare, NDIS and Work Cover approved, specialising in injury management and rehabilitation to get you back on track.

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Work injury Treatment

Car Accident Physiotherapy

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Workplace Injury and Rehabilitation

Workplace Accidents

Work injury Treatment

Injury Case Management

Onsite Physiotherapy Services

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By Ajit Lamba Uncategorized

Back Pain Treatment Clinic

Spinal related pain is the most common reason for staff to take sick leave from work. Educating your staff about spinal health can help reduce the amount of time your staff are off work and keep your team happy and healthy. Your back is made up of interconnecting bones, facet joints, ligaments and nerves which is responsible for supporting the upper body and providing strength and mobility. Most back pain is a result of an injury to these specific areas. Symptoms of back pain can range from mild to debilitating symptoms that can severely impact your day-to-day function. Depending on the primary cause, common symptoms can include;

Spinal related pain and headaches are the second biggest cause of absence from work. All of our therapists are experts in spinal and headache physiotherapy. We work with many of Australia’s leading Neurosurgeons, Sports Physicians and Pain Specialists. We are therefore, at the forefront of the latest research regarding back pain and other spinal related disorders.

Early and easy access to treatment

Early intervention in the acute phase of an injury can reduce the duration of the injury. Providing an easily accessible Physiotherapy service onsite or in the clinic will allow your staff to access our professional service quickly. By reducing the need for your staff to have to leave work to attend appointments allows for increased work productivity and reduced disruption to every day operations.

Prevention is better than cure. Our team of Physiotherapists will not only provide hands on treatment, they will also teach your staff how to self manage their condition and provide them with a comprehensive exercise program using the latest technology which will guide them through their tailored program and remind them to do their exercises.

Our point of difference

Modern facilities
Mobile corporate services
Hands on approach
Highest level of care
Non invasive treatment
We are committed to your recover
Highest level of communication with employers, employees and the greater health care team

Contact Us:

Are you an IT Professional and do you need assistance with your neck or back pain? Experienced Physiotherapists with essential knowledge. You can call us anytime to have a confidential discussion with our expert Physiotherapists. 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 [email protected] for further details. Our Physiotherapists are Medicare, NDIS and Work Cover approved, specialising in injury management and rehabilitation to get you back on track.

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Physiotherapy After A Car Accident

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Workplace Accidents

Work injury Treatment

Injury Case Management

By Ajit Lamba Ergonomics, Headaches, Lower Back Pain, Neck Pain, Work From Home

Neck Pain in IT Professionals

Neck pain is a common issue among IT professionals due to prolonged sitting, poor posture, repetitive movements, and prolonged use of computers and mobile devices. Physiotherapy can be effective in managing and addressing neck pain in this population. Here are some ways physiotherapy can help IT professionals with neck pain:

Assessment and Diagnosis: A physiotherapist will assess your neck pain by evaluating your posture, range of motion, muscle strength, and any contributing factors. They will identify the specific causes and underlying factors contributing to your neck pain, such as muscle imbalances, poor ergonomics, or postural issues.
Posture Correction and Ergonomics: Physiotherapists can educate you on proper sitting posture and ergonomics to reduce strain on your neck. They may provide recommendations on proper desk and chair setup, monitor positioning, keyboard and mouse placement, and the use of supportive tools like lumbar rolls or adjustable desks. Correcting and maintaining good posture can alleviate stress on your neck muscles and joints.
Stretching and Strengthening Exercises: Physiotherapists will prescribe specific stretching and strengthening exercises to address muscle imbalances, improve posture, and alleviate neck pain. These exercises may target neck muscles, upper back, and shoulder muscles. Strengthening exercises help to improve muscle support and stability, while stretching exercises enhance flexibility and reduce muscle tension.
Manual Therapy: Physiotherapists may use manual therapy techniques, such as mobilizations, soft tissue massage, or trigger point release, to alleviate muscle tightness and joint stiffness in the neck and upper back. Manual therapy can help improve circulation, reduce pain, and restore normal range of motion.
Pain Management Strategies: Physiotherapists can provide pain management strategies to help alleviate discomfort. This may include the use of heat or cold therapy, electrical modalities like TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation), or other modalities such as ultrasound. They may also educate you on self-management techniques like relaxation exercises, stress reduction, and self-massage techniques.
Education and Workstation Modifications: Physiotherapists will educate you on the importance of taking regular breaks, implementing micro-movements, and performing gentle stretches throughout the workday. They may also provide guidance on managing workload, incorporating physical activity into your routine, and self-care practices to reduce the risk of neck pain recurrence.
Movement and Ergonomic Assessments: In some cases, physiotherapists can perform on-site or virtual ergonomic assessments of your workstation and work environment. They can provide customized recommendations to optimize your workspace and minimize the risk of neck pain.

Remember, it’s essential to consult with a qualified physiotherapist who can assess your specific condition and tailor the treatment plan to your needs. They will provide guidance and ongoing support to help you manage and prevent neck pain effectively.

Contact Us:

Are you an IT Professional and do you need assistance with your neck or back pain? Experienced Physiotherapists with essential knowledge. You can call us anytime to have a confidential discussion with our expert Physiotherapists. 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 [email protected] for further details. Our Physiotherapists are Medicare, NDIS and Work Cover approved, specialising in injury management and rehabilitation to get you back on track.

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