Fortius Allied Health Noosa is a local physiotherapy and exercise physiology clinic in Noosa, conveniently positioned to service Noosa Heads, Noosaville, Tewantin and surrounding Noosa suburbs. We are located on level 1 26 Eenie Creek Rd, Noosaville, Sunshine Coast, QLD, 4566.

• No referral is needed for private appointments.
• Physiotherapists are primary healthcare practitioners, so you do not need a referral to see us for most conditions. However, you will need a referral from your GP if you're claiming through Medicare, WorkCover, DVA, or Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance.

At our Noosa clinic, Fortius Allied Health provides:

• Physiotherapy in Noosa
• Exercise Physiology in Noosa
• Individualised rehabilitation and injury prevention programs
• Support for WorkCover, DVA, NDIS (self/plan managed) and Medicare‑funded plans (EPC/CDM)

• Our Noosa physio team at Fortius Allied Health treats:

  • Back and neck pain
  • Sports injuries (sprains, strains, tendon injuries)
  • Shoulder, hip, knee and ankle pain
  • Post‑surgical and orthopaedic rehabilitation
  • Arthritis and joint degeneration
  • Work‑related and overuse injuries

Exercise physiology involves personalised exercise prescription and fitness-related activities designed for a specified purpose, focusing on improving overall physical function and fitness. Physiotherapy, while also including exercise, takes a broader therapeutic approach to treating injuries, pain, and movement dysfunction. Both services complement each other in your overall health journey.

At your first Noosa physiotherapy session at Fortius Allied Health, you can expect:

• A detailed history and assessment of your pain or injury
• A clear explanation of your diagnosis
• Hands‑on treatment where appropriate (manual therapy, soft tissue techniques, taping, etc.)
• An individualised home exercise or rehab program
• A clear treatment plan and realistic recovery timeframes

• Our Accredited Exercise Physiologists (AEPs) in Noosa specialise in using targeted exercise to prevent and manage:

  • Type 2 diabetes and metabolic conditions
  • Heart and cardiovascular disease
  • Osteoarthritis and osteoporosis
  • Chronic pain and musculoskeletal conditions
  • Cancer, neurological and other long‑term conditions
  • Falls risk, balance issues and general deconditioning

  They design safe, evidence‑based exercise programs that are tailored to your health needs, goals and current fitness.

Yes, we use the HICAPS system, which allows you to automatically claim your rebate from your health fund immediately following your treatment. Simply present your health fund card, and you'll only need to pay the gap fee.

Yes, we accept patients from all these schemes. WorkCover patients need to provide their claim number, a work capacity certificate, and case manager's details. DVA patients require a current D904 referral. CTP patients will need a letter from their insurer confirming coverage of allied health services.

• Orthopaedic rehabilitation is a therapeutic approach to recovery designed to correct musculoskeletal limitations and alleviate pain from trauma, illness, or surgery. Our team has a special interest helping patients recover from orthopaedic procedures and injuries.

• A physiotherapist at Fortius Allied Health focuses on assessment, diagnosis, hands‑on treatment and active rehab for pain and injury.
• An exercise physiologist at Fortius Allied Health specialises in prescribing exercise for chronic disease, long‑term health conditions, and improving strength, fitness and function.

At Fortius Allied Health Noosa, our physiotherapy and exercise physiology teams work together to provide a complete rehab and health solution.

You may benefit from seeing an exercise physiologist in Noosa at Fortius Allied Health if you:

• Have a chronic condition (e.g. diabetes, heart disease, arthritis, obesity)
• Are recovering from injury or surgery and need a structured, safe exercise plan
• Want to improve strength, balance, fitness or weight in a supervised way
• Are older and concerned about falls, mobility or independence
• Have been given an EPC/CDM referral from your GP for exercise physiology