Modern Physiotherapy Clinic provides evidence-informed physiotherapy, advanced assessment and rehabilitation from our clinic in Ascot Vale. We support patients from Ascot Vale, Moonee Ponds, Essendon, Maribyrnong and Melbourne’s inner north-west with personalised treatment plans based on clinical assessment, goals and stage of recovery.
Rehabilitation Focused on Movement, Function & Recovery
Rehabilitation is a structured process designed to help people regain movement, strength, physical capacity and confidence following injury, illness, surgery or a period of reduced function.
At Modern Physiotherapy Clinic, rehabilitation is individualised according to your presentation, physical capacity, goals and stage of recovery.
Our physiotherapists use clinical assessment, movement and functional evaluation and progressive rehabilitation to help you work towards meaningful activities such as walking, work, sport, exercise and everyday independence.
At Modern Physiotherapy Clinic, rehabilitation is individualised according to your presentation, physical capacity, goals and stage of recovery.
Our physiotherapists use clinical assessment, movement and functional evaluation and progressive rehabilitation to help you work towards meaningful activities such as walking, work, sport, exercise and everyday independence.
Your Rehabilitation Plan
Rehabilitation begins with understanding where you are now and what you want to achieve.
Your physiotherapy rehabilitation plan may involve assessment of movement, strength, mobility, balance, physical capacity and functional limitations.
Together, we establish realistic goals and progressively adjust your rehabilitation as your function and capacity change.
Your physiotherapy rehabilitation plan may involve assessment of movement, strength, mobility, balance, physical capacity and functional limitations.
Together, we establish realistic goals and progressively adjust your rehabilitation as your function and capacity change.
- Restore movement and mobility
- Improve strength and physical capacity
- Rebuild confidence with activity
- Improve balance, coordination or functional control where relevant
- Support recovery following injury or surgery
- Progress towards work, sport, exercise or everyday activities
- Develop strategies for longer-term self-management
Who May Benefit From Physiotherapy Rehabilitation?
Rehabilitation may be appropriate for people recovering from or managing:
Injury & Musculoskeletal Conditions
Recovery following muscle, tendon, joint, ligament or other musculoskeletal injuries.
Post-Surgical Recovery
Progressive movement, strength and functional rehabilitation following surgery where physiotherapy is appropriate.
Rehabilitation aimed at rebuilding physical capacity and supporting a safe return to training or sport.
Individual rehabilitation to improve movement, physical capacity and confidence with activity when pain has become persistent or complex.
Neurological & Functional Conditions
Selected neurological or functional presentations where physiotherapy can support mobility, strength, balance and participation. For eligible NDIS participants, physiotherapy and rehabilitation may also be provided through our NDIS Physiotherapy service.
Reduced Mobility or Physical Capacity
Rehabilitation following illness, inactivity or other periods of reduced physical function.
Individual rehabilitation for eligible WorkCover or TAC patients according to their clinical and functional needs.
Rehabilitation for Persistent & Complex Pain
Persistent pain can affect movement, strength, physical capacity, confidence with activity, work and everyday function.
Physiotherapy rehabilitation may help people progressively rebuild movement and physical capacity through individualised exercise, graded activity, education and self-management strategies.
The aim is not simply to focus on pain intensity, but to support meaningful improvements in function and participation.
Physiotherapy rehabilitation may help people progressively rebuild movement and physical capacity through individualised exercise, graded activity, education and self-management strategies.
The aim is not simply to focus on pain intensity, but to support meaningful improvements in function and participation.