What
  • AccountantAccountants, lawyers and finance
  • Air conditioning and heating
  • MechanicAutomotive and mechanics
  • BuilderBuilders and renovators
  • CafeCafés and restaurants
  • ChildcareChildcare and tutoring
  • CleaningCleaners
  • Dentist clinicDentists
  • ElectricianElectricians
  • GymGyms, Pilates and martial arts
  • Hair salonHair, beauty and barbers
  • LandscaperLandscapers and gardeners
  • VetPet services and vets
  • PhysioPhysio, chiro and allied health
  • PlumberPlumbers and gasfitters
Where
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About physio, chiro and allied health in Melbourne's north

There are 881 businesses listed under physio, chiro and allied health on Local Business Near Me, across 95 suburbs in Melbourne's north. You'll find the most in Bundoora (30), Epping (30) and Sunbury (26). Open any listing for its contact details and location, plus opening hours where the business has shared them. Listing your business is free.

Physio, chiro and allied health by suburb

Physio, chiro and allied health in Melbourne's north

This category covers physiotherapists, chiropractors, osteopaths, podiatrists, myotherapists, massage therapists, psychologists, dietitians, speech pathologists, occupational therapists and more. Many northern suburbs clinics bring several of these under one roof.

Physios, chiros, osteos, podiatrists and psychologists must be registered with AHPRA. You don't usually need a referral to book privately.

What to check before you book

  • Check the practitioner's AHPRA registration where it applies
  • Ask about health fund rebates and on-the-spot claiming
  • Ask whether they accept GP management plans, NDIS, TAC or WorkSafe clients
  • Check for home visits or telehealth if getting there is hard
  • Ask what a first appointment involves and how long it runs

Common questions about physio, chiro and allied health

Do I need a referral to see a physio?

No. You can book a physio privately without a referral. A GP management plan can give you Medicare rebates for some allied health visits.

Physio, chiro or osteo?

All three treat muscle and joint problems. Physios focus on movement and rehab, chiros on the spine and joints, and osteos take a whole-body approach. Many people try whoever is closest and recommended.

Can I claim allied health on private health insurance?

Most extras policies cover physio, chiro, osteo, podiatry and more. Many clinics can claim on the spot.