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About physiotherapists in Bundoora

There are 6 businesses listed under physiotherapists in Bundoora on Local Business Near Me, including Forward Physiotherapy, Inner Active Pelvic Health & Physio and Northern Sports and Remedial Myotherapy. Each listing shows the address, phone number and opening hours, so you can compare them and get in touch directly.

Bundoora spans the Cities of Banyule, Darebin and Whittlesea (postcode 3083). Bundoora stretches across three council areas and is home to La Trobe University's Bundoora campus and RMIT's Bundoora campus, plus Bundoora Park with its farm and heritage homestead. Plenty Road trams link it to Preston and the city.

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Physiotherapists in Melbourne's north

Physiotherapists across the northern suburbs help with sports injuries, back and neck pain, recovery after surgery, women's health, children's development and keeping older people mobile. Many clinics also run Pilates and exercise classes.

Physiotherapists must be registered with the Physiotherapy Board through AHPRA. You can book without a referral, and most private health extras policies cover physio.

What to check before you book

  • Check the physio is registered on the AHPRA public register
  • Ask if they have experience with your type of injury
  • Check if they offer on-the-spot private health claiming
  • Ask whether they bulk bill or accept WorkSafe, TAC or NDIS if relevant
  • Ask for a home exercise program

Common questions about physiotherapists

Do I need a referral to see a physio?

No. You can book directly. Referrals are only needed for some funding, such as Medicare GP management plans, WorkSafe or TAC claims.

How many physio sessions will I need?

It depends on the injury. Your physio should give you an estimate at your first appointment and review it as you improve.