Registered NDIS physiotherapy, delivered at home across Penrith and the Nepean. Our mobile physiotherapists visit NDIS participants, older adults, people recovering from surgery, and workers compensation and CTP patients.
No transport to organise, no parking near Westfield or the hospital, no waiting rooms. Just one-on-one care in the place where your goals actually happen.
Getting to appointments is one of the most common barriers NDIS participants and their families tell us about. Organising transport, finding parking in the Penrith CBD and waiting in a clinic can use up the energy that should go into therapy. And with Penrith summers among the hottest in Sydney, a trip across town isn't just tiring, it can make symptoms worse.
Physio Visit Care is a fully mobile physiotherapy service. Our physiotherapists come to your home in Penrith with everything needed to assess, treat and build a plan around your goals. Treating you at home also means we work on the real obstacles: the front steps, the shower, the backyard, the walk to the bus stop.
We are a registered NDIS provider, and we also see older adults, post-surgery patients, workers compensation and CTP patients, and private clients.
As a registered NDIS provider, we support NDIA-managed, plan-managed and self-managed participants in Penrith. Every session links back to the goals in your plan, such as mobility, transfers, strength, community access or daily living, and we provide the reports and assessments your plan reviews need. Our guide to NDIS physio fundingexplains how it works.
Falls, stiffness and loss of strength are easier to address where they happen. We visit older adults at home and in retirement living across Penrith, focusing on balance, strength, walking confidence and staying independent. We work with aged care funding, including Support at Home, as well as private and DVA clients.
Coming home from a hospital after a joint replacement, fracture or long admission? We start your rehab at home, following your surgeon's or treating team's plan. See our knee and hip replacement physiotherapy page for more.
Injured at work? We provide SIRA-approved physiotherapy for workers compensation claims, with treatment and return-to-work planning delivered at home when getting to a clinic isn't practical.
After a car accident, we work with all NSW CTP insurers to deliver physiotherapy at home, so you can start recovering without having to travel while you're still sore.
You don't need a referral to book private physiotherapy. We also accept Medicare referrals under a GP chronic condition management plan, and DVA referrals.
Our physiotherapists visit homes in Penrith (2750) and the neighbouring suburbs, including:
Closer to Mount Druitt, St Clair or Erskine Park? See our Mount Druitt home visit physiotherapy page, or call us to check your address.
Call 1300 001 792 or send an enquiry. Let us know your suburb, what you need help with and how your care is funded.
For NDIS participants, we confirm how your plan is managed and which budget your physio comes from before anything is booked. Morning, afternoon, evening and weekend appointments are available.
Your first visit includes a full assessment at home, covering your movement, strength, balance and the spaces you use every day, and a conversation about your goals.
We set clear goals, treat you hands-on, leave you with exercises you can actually do at home, and provide the reports you need for plan reviews.
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Not for NDIS or private physiotherapy. You can contact us directly, or your support coordinator or plan manager can refer you. You'll need a GP referral to use Medicare under a chronic condition management plan, and DVA, workers compensation and CTP claims have their own approval steps, which we can walk you through.
Yes. We start your rehab at home after joint replacements, fractures and longer hospital stays, following your surgeon's or treating team's plan, so you don't lose momentum in the first weeks home.
For most conditions, yes. Your physiotherapist brings the equipment needed for assessment and treatment, and working in your own home lets us train the movements you actually need, such as transfers, the stairs or stepping into the shower.
Yes. Evening and weekend appointments are available. Let us know what suits you when you book.