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Does NDIS Cover Neuro Physiotherapy? How Funding, Goals and Service Agreements Work
Yes, in most cases. Here is how it actually works, in plain terms. Which part of your plan pays for it Physiotherapy is generally funded under Capacity Building, Improved Daily Living. That category...
Home Visits and Telehealth: Neuro Physiotherapy That Comes to You
For a lot of people with neurological conditions, getting to a clinic is the hardest part of the appointment. We see people at our Eastwood clinic, in their homes across...
Physiotherapy for Bell’s Palsy and Facial Nerve Injury
Facial nerve injury is distressing and poorly served. Most people are given steroids, told it will probably resolve, and sent away. For many that is enough. For a significant minority...
Still Dizzy Weeks After a Concussion? What to Do Next
Most concussions settle within two to four weeks. When they do not, people are frequently told to keep resting and wait, and that advice is usually wrong. When it is...
The Best Exercises for Parkinson’s, and Why Intensity Matters
Parkinson's is one of the few neurological conditions where exercise appears to do more than manage symptoms. That makes getting it right unusually important. Why exercise matters more here Medication...
Physiotherapy After a Stroke: How Much Recovery Is Possible?
If someone in your family has had a stroke, the question you most want answered is how much they will get back. Here is an honest account. What happens in...
the first 48 hours after a concussion
What to do in the first 48 hours after a concussion Understanding the first 48 hours after a concussion is critical for recovery. Definition A concussion is a type of...
How Do You Treat BPPV? Vertigo Physio Adelaide
Dizziness is one word covering several very different problems, and the treatment for one does nothing for another. That is why people spend months on the wrong approach. Here is...