Physical Therapy
Physiotherapy sessions in the home to rebuild movement, strength and confidence after surgery, stroke or injury.
Who it's for
- Stroke survivors
- Patients recovering from orthopaedic surgery
- People with pain or reduced mobility
- Older adults at risk of falls
What's included
- Post-stroke rehabilitation
- Orthopaedic recovery (hip, knee, spine)
- Injury rehabilitation
- Pain management and mobilisation
- Balance and falls prevention
- Home exercise programmes
What to expect
How physical therapy works
01
Initial assessment
A mobility, strength and pain assessment in your own home.
02
Personalised plan
A structured rehabilitation plan with clear goals.
03
Hands-on sessions
Guided exercise and manual therapy in your living space.
04
Progress tracking
Sessions and progress are recorded digitally and reviewed.
Questions
Frequently asked
Frequency is set by the therapist based on the diagnosis and goals.
Not for emergencies. Home care is not a substitute for emergency care. If someone is in immediate danger, has chest pain, severe bleeding, difficulty breathing or is unresponsive, go to the nearest emergency department or call emergency services.
Need physical therapy?
Submit a care request and a coordinator will confirm what can be arranged.