Services
Mobility and independence, at home or in care.
Help with walking, transfers and stairs in private homes, retirement villages and residential aged care.
How can physio help someone stay independent at home or in aged care?
The short answer
Physio works on the movements daily life depends on: walking, standing up from a chair, getting in and out of bed, the toilet and shower, and stairs. Yoshiki visits private homes, retirement villages and residential aged care, and works alongside families, carers and care teams to keep those movements safe.
Who it helps.
- Walking has become slower or less steady
- Getting up from a chair, bed or toilet is harder
- You live in a retirement village or aged care home
- Family or care staff want help with safe transfers
- You need a walking aid chosen or adjusted
What a visit involves.
- A check of walking, transfers and balance
- Advice on walking aids and equipment
- Exercises for strength and stamina, written for you and your carers
- Updates for the care team, family or GP
Why at home?
Independence is built in the places you move every day. We work on your own bed, chair, bathroom and corridor, so the gains carry straight into daily life.
For villages and aged care homes.
We can see several residents on the same day, keep notes your team can follow, and report to the care team and GP. Call 0401 620 668 to talk about regular visits.
Paying for it.
Private visits from $120, with health fund rebates claimed on the spot. These can help pay too:
Common questions.
Yes. We visit residential aged care homes and work with the nursing team. We see private clients there, and can talk with homes about regular physio visits.
Yes. We check whether your current aid suits you, adjust its height, and advise on what to try if it doesn't.
Yes. We show family and carers how to help safely, and leave written instructions so everyone does it the same way.
Nearby suburbs we visit.
More good days at home.
Tell us a little about what's going on and Yoshiki will call you back. Request by 3 pm, we ring the same day.
Prefer a quick chat first? Call 0401 620 668 for a free 10-minute phone chat.
No obligation. For general questions about whether home physio suits you; assessment and advice happen at a visit.