Attend any of Complete Allied Health Care’s nine physiotherapy clinics across Sydney and you’ll soon discover that we’re highly experienced in many different types of physiotherapy treatments. After giving you a thorough assessment, one of our expert physiotherapists will quickly determine the right therapy for your particular pain, then focus on settling your discomfort as quickly as possible.
Great communication is our byword, and you’re guaranteed a complete and clear explanation of your problem and its causes. We then devise the best possible plan for your full recovery, including a do-able exercise program to help you manage your pain, and speed your recovery.
We proudly celebrate Sydney’s multi-cultural society, and have Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean and Vietnamese speaking physiotherapists available.
At CAHC we’re all about making life easier for you. We’re open Monday to Saturday, six days a week, in our nine convenient Sydney locations
Of course all our physiotherapists hold a university degree in physiotherapy, but many have completed their Masters as well. And many also hold a university degree in exercise sports science and exercise physiology . All our physiotherapists are accredited current members of the Australian Physiotherapy Association.
If you’re a medical practitioner or other health care provider, CAHC makes patient referrals easy. Simply complete our referral form and we’ll be in touch as soon as possible.
We use the most advanced treatments, including dry needling, cupping and casting for:
- Workcover/CTP injuries
- Sports injuries and taping
- Chronic pain eg lower back pain
- Musculoskeletal issues eg tendinopathy, bursitis, muscle imbalances, back and neck pain
- Headaches
- Postural issues
- Post-operative rehabilitation
Your physiotherapist will continuously monitor your progress, and act on feedback from your treatment outcomes and progress.
If you have a chronic condition lasting more than six months requiring physiotherapy you may be eligible for bulk billing with CAHC, for up to five combined sessions per calendar year under the government’s Chronic Disease Management GP services. You’ll need a GP referral. Find out more here.
