Please cancel or reschedule at least 4 hours prior to your appointment time.
Late cancellations or missed appointments (DNA) may incur a fee, in line with our clinic policy.
We typically do not have a waiting list. Most patients can book a physiotherapy appointment in Perth within the same week they call. Our reception team will always offer the earliest available time, which may include same-day appointments.
Initial physiotherapy sessions: Up to 40 minutes, depending on your injury and clinical needs.
Follow-up sessions: Generally 20 minutes
Our Perth physiotherapists assess, treat, and provide education to support your recovery journey.
Treatment duration depends on:
The type and severity of your condition
Your health goals and lifestyle
The recommendation of your physiotherapist or GP
There is no set number of sessions—your plan is fully customised.
Yes, Saturday physiotherapy appointments are available:
Saturday Hours: 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Weekdays: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Closed Sundays & Public Holidays
Booking is easy:
Call our Perth clinic on (08) 9349 1777
Or book online via our secure system
Both options allow you to choose a time that suits your schedule.
Private patients: Pay at reception via EFTPOS, credit, or debit.
DVA patients: No out-of-pocket cost—processed online.
Workers’ compensation or motor vehicle claims: We invoice your insurer directly. You must provide a doctor’s referral and claim number.
Wear loose, comfortable clothing suitable for movement.
If your issue involves the lower limbs, please bring or wear shorts to allow proper examination and treatment access.
Our Perth physiotherapy team treats a wide range of conditions, including:
Muscle and joint pain
Post-surgery recovery
Sports injuries
Chronic pain and inflammation
Back and neck pain
Arthritis and mobility issues
We also offer hydrotherapy for added rehabilitation support.
Depending on your injury, exercise may need to be paused or modified.
It’s best to speak with a qualified physiotherapist who can safely guide your activity during recovery.
Yes. Sciatica is often caused by a disc injury in the lower back. Our Perth physiotherapists are experienced in assessing and treating this condition.
Once the pain has settled, we often recommend hydrotherapy and exercise rehab to prevent recurrence and strengthen your spine.
Physiotherapy in Perth can support:
Injury rehabilitation
Pain relief
Improved mobility and strength
Long-term injury prevention
Whether you’re recovering from surgery, an accident, or managing a chronic condition, our team is here to help.
