Mobile & In-Home Physiotherapy on the Sunshine Coast
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Our mobile physiotherapy service delivers the same hands-on, evidence-based treatment you’d receive in our clinics – assessment, treatment, home exercise programs and ongoing support – in the place where you’re most comfortable and where movement matters most: your own home.
Why choose Fortius mobile physiotherapy?
- Experienced mobile physiotherapists who travel across the Sunshine Coast
- Same evidence-based care delivered in your home, aged care facility or supported accommodation
- NDIS, My Aged Care, DVA, private health, Medicare CDM and self-funded clients welcome
- Comprehensive home safety and falls risk assessments included where appropriate
- Flexible appointment times to fit around your routine and your family
- Coordination with your GP, surgeon, support coordinator and family where needed
Who benefits from home visit physiotherapy?
Many people benefit from physiotherapy but face barriers getting to a clinic. Our home visit service is designed to support:
People after surgery: such as hip and knee replacements, fractures, spinal surgery or other orthopaedic procedures.
Older adults and falls risk: if you feel unsteady on your feet, have had a recent fall, or are worried about your balance, home-based rehab allows us to assess and treat you safely in your own environment.
Neurological conditions: including stroke, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis and peripheral neuropathy, where practising movements in your own home can make rehab more relevant and effective.
Chronic and complex conditions: such as arthritis, chronic pain, respiratory and cardiac conditions, where fatigue or breathlessness can make travel difficult.
People with reduced mobility or disability: if you use mobility aids, require assistance to leave home, or experience significant pain with travel, in-home care can make a big difference.
Busy carers and families: avoid the stress of organising transport, parking and waiting rooms. We come to you, at a time that suits your routine.
If getting to a clinic is challenging for any reason, our in-home physiotherapy can help you continue your rehab without interruption.
What our mobile physiotherapy patients say
From the very first session, "Laura stood out. She took the time to truly understand my condition and created a treatment plan that made a real difference. Thanks to her guidance and support, I can now walk with purpose, and simple tasks like getting in and out of the car are no longer a challenge." Alison Cashat
"From the very first appointment, Alex was incredibly reassuring. He took the time to properly assess everything, explain what was actually going on, and put a clear plan in place. I never felt rushed, just genuinely cared for and supported." Amy Barton
"Her passion for finding the correct treatment for the differing ailments I experience is second to none, I simply wouldn't see anyone else. I highly recommend Chloe to anyone who finds themself in the situation of experiencing EDS or other chronic illness or injury symptoms." Jay Shep
NDIS physiotherapy at home
Fortius Allied Health works with NDIS participants and their support coordinators to deliver tailored physiotherapy programs in the home. Our mobile NDIS physiotherapy service includes:
- Functional capacity assessments and goal-focused therapy plans
- Assistive equipment and aids recommendations
- Coordination with allied health providers, support workers and families
- Progress reports and notes that align with your NDIS plan
If you’re self-managed or plan-managed, simply book directly. If you’re NDIA-managed, please get in touch and we’ll confirm the process with your support coordinator.
Aged care physiotherapy in your home
For older adults and aged care patients, regular physiotherapy is one of the most effective ways to stay strong, mobile and independent. Our mobile physiotherapists deliver physiotherapy in residential aged care, retirement villages and private homes – using funding through:
- Home Care Packages (Level 1-4)
- Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA)
- Private health fund extras cover
- Self-funded private care
What our physiotherapists can help with
Our experienced Fortius Allied Health physiotherapists can provide a wide range of services in your home, including:
Post‑surgical rehabilitation
- Hip and knee replacements
- Shoulder, ankle and spinal surgery
- Fracture management
- Strength, range of motion and gait retraining
Balance, mobility and falls prevention
- Comprehensive balance assessments
- Gait training and walking re‑education
- Strategies to reduce falls risk
- Confidence building for community access
Rehab for neurological conditions
- Stroke rehabilitation
- Parkinson’s disease management
- Coordination and movement retraining
- Spasticity and stiffness management
- Functional task training (e.g. transfers, stairs, self‑care)
Strength and conditioning at home
- Tailored exercise programs using minimal equipment
- Functional strength for everyday activities (getting out of a chair, carrying shopping, stairs)
- Graduated home exercise programs with clear instructions
Pain management
- Musculoskeletal pain (back, neck, shoulder, hip, knee, ankle)
- Arthritis and joint pain
- Education about pain and pacing
- Strategies to keep you moving safely
Home safety and equipment advice
- Falls and hazard assessment in your home
- Recommendations for equipment and aids (e.g. rails, shower chairs, walking aids)
- Practical strategies to make daily tasks easier and safer
Where appropriate, we work closely with your GP, surgeon, specialists, support coordinators and family to ensure your rehab is coordinated and goal‑focused.

Who Provides the Service?
Our home visit service is delivered by qualified, registered Fortius Allied Health physiotherapists who:
- Are experienced in musculoskeletal, post‑operative, neurological and geriatric rehabilitation.
- Use evidence‑based treatment approaches.
- Understand the practical challenges of living with pain, disability or reduced mobility.
- Communicate clearly and respectfully, working in partnership with you.
We are committed to providing professional, compassionate care that respects your preferences, culture and goals.
Conditions we can help with
Musculoskeletal
Back/neck pain, joint pain, ankle sprains, muscle strains, post-surgery rehab, arthritis.
Sports Injuries
Rehab, injury prevention, performance enhancement, overuse injuries, concussions.
Workplace injuries
Falls prevention, ergonomics assessments, return to work rehab programs
Postural/Ergonomics
Poor posture, workplace strains, repetitive strain injuries (RSI).
Neurological
Stroke, MS, Parkinson’s, spinal cord injuries, neuropathies.
Cardiorespiratory
COPD, asthma, cardiac rehab, cystic fibrosis.


How mobile physiotherapy works with Fortius
Book your visit
Book online or call us. Let us know your suburb, your situation and what you’re hoping to achieve. We’ll match you with the right mobile physiotherapist for your goals.
Initial home assessment
Your physiotherapist visits your home for a thorough assessment – your history, current condition, mobility, strength, balance and home environment. We’ll explain what’s going on and agree on goals together.
Treatment in your home
Your treatment plan is delivered in your home using the equipment available, supplemented with simple tools we bring. You receive the same techniques used in our clinics – manual therapy, exercise prescription, education, taping, dry needling where appropriate.
Home exercise program & follow-up
Between visits, you continue with a structured home exercise program designed specifically for your environment and goals. Your physiotherapist tracks progress and adjusts the plan as you recover.
Our Specialties

Pre & Post-surgical
Rehabilitation & Screening
Pre-surgical rehabilitation ("prehab") helps optimize strength, mobility, and conditioning before surgery, improving recovery outcomes. Post-surgical rehab focuses on restoring function, reducing pain, and preventing complications through mobility exercises, pain management, and progressive strengthening. Both phases aim to enhance recovery, improve overall function, and support a safe return to daily activities.

Chronic Pain Management
Physiotherapy plays a crucial role in chronic pain management by focusing on pain education, helping individuals understand pain mechanisms and reduce fear-avoidance behaviours. Through targeted exercise therapy, manual techniques, and movement retraining, it improves strength, flexibility, and overall function. By addressing both physical and psychological aspects of pain, physiotherapy empowers individuals to move confidently and manage pain effectively in daily life.

Sports Injuries
Sports injuries range from acute sprains and strains to overuse conditions like tendonitis. Physiotherapy plays a key role in recovery by reducing pain, restoring mobility, and preventing re-injury through tailored exercises, hands-on therapy, and movement retraining. It also focuses on injury prevention and performance enhancement, helping athletes return to sport safely and efficiently.

Home Visit Physiotherapy
Regaining your strength, mobility and confidence is always easier when you feel safe and comfortable. That’s why Fortius Allied Health now offers a dedicated home visit physiotherapy and rehabilitation service – bringing our expert care directly to you.Whether you’re recovering from surgery, managing a chronic condition, or simply finding it harder to get out and about, our mobile physiotherapists provide the same high-quality, evidence-based care you receive in our clinics, delivered in the convenience of your own home.

Return to Work Assessments
As a registered WorkCover QLD provider, our return-to-work assessments are designed to help you safely transition back to your job after an injury or surgery. Our physiotherapists evaluate your physical capabilities, work demands, and any potential challenges you may face in your specific role. By identifying any areas of concern, we can develop a personalized plan to address weaknesses, improve mobility, and ensure you’re fully prepared to return to work with confidence and minimal risk of re-injury.
Our Modalities
Online Physiotherapy (Telehealth)
Our online physiotherapy consultation service utilizes advanced video meeting technology to connect you with one of our expert physiotherapists for a video-based session. You can join the consultation using almost any smartphone, tablet, laptop, or desktop computer equipped with a camera, microphone, and speakers, or you can use a headset or earphones for enhanced sound quality.
Manual Therapy & Joint Mobilisations
Manual therapy is a type of physiotherapy that helps treat conditions affecting the muscles, nerves, and joints. It involves using hands-on techniques and specific exercises to reduce pain and improve movement. This approach is based on both proven scientific research and an understanding of the physical, emotional, and social factors that affect each individual patient.
Exercise Rehabilitation
Exercise rehabilitation in physiotherapy involves using targeted exercises to help patients recover from injuries, manage chronic pain, and improve overall movement and strength. The exercises are tailored to each person’s specific condition and goals, aiming to restore function, prevent further injury, and enhance physical performance. It plays a key role in the recovery process by building strength, flexibility, and endurance to support long-term health and mobility.
Dry Needling
Dry needling is a technique used in physiotherapy where thin, sterile needles are inserted into specific "trigger points" in the muscles to relieve pain and improve movement. These trigger points are areas of muscle tightness or spasms that can cause discomfort or limit function. Dry needling helps release these tight spots, promotes healing, and reduces pain.
Benefits: reduces muscle pain and tension, improves range of motion and flexibility, enhances muscle function and strength, speeds up recovery from injuries, and can decrease inflammation and promote healing.
Electrotherapy
Electrotherapy in physiotherapy uses electrical energy to reduce pain, promote healing, and improve muscle function. Techniques like TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) and EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation) help manage pain, reduce inflammation, and stimulate muscle activation. It is often used alongside other physiotherapy treatments to enhance recovery and restore function.
Heat and Cold Therapy
Heat and cold therapy are commonly used in physiotherapy to manage pain, inflammation, and muscle tension. Heat therapy increases blood flow, relaxes muscles, and improves flexibility, making it ideal for chronic pain and stiffness. Cold therapy (cryotherapy) reduces swelling, numbs pain, and slows inflammation, often used for acute injuries. Both methods support recovery and are often combined with exercise and manual therapy for optimal results.
Exercise Therapy
Exercise therapy in physiotherapy involves tailored exercises designed to improve strength, flexibility, endurance, and overall function. It targets specific muscles, joints, or movement patterns to address injury, reduce pain, and prevent future issues. By gradually increasing intensity and complexity, exercise therapy helps individuals recover from injury, manage chronic conditions, and enhance overall physical health and performance.
Specialist Bracing
Specialist bracing in physiotherapy involves the use of custom or off-the-shelf braces to support and stabilize injured joints or muscles. These braces help reduce pain, prevent further injury, and promote proper movement by limiting excessive motion or providing alignment. Often used in recovery from sprains, strains, or surgeries, specialist bracing aids in rehabilitation, allowing for a safer return to daily activities or sports.
Kinesiology Taping
Kinesiology taping in physiotherapy involves applying a special elastic tape to the skin to support muscles and joints without restricting movement. The tape helps reduce pain, swelling, and inflammation, while promoting circulation and lymphatic drainage. Often used for injury recovery, muscle strain, or postural issues, kinesiology taping enhances the body's natural healing process and provides support during physical activities.
VALD Testing
Our VALD testing service uses advanced technology to assess your strength, power, and performance with precision. By measuring key metrics such as muscle force and balance, VALD testing provides valuable insights into your physical capabilities and any imbalances that may increase your risk of injury. This data-driven approach allows our physiotherapists to tailor your treatment plan more effectively, track progress, and optimize your rehabilitation or training for faster, safer recovery and improved performance. RTS Testing
Return to Sport Testing
Our Return to Sport testing is designed to ensure you're fully prepared to resume your athletic activities after an injury. Using a combination of physical assessments and sport-specific movements, our physiotherapists evaluate your strength, agility, and endurance to determine if you're ready to return to your sport safely. This testing helps identify any potential weaknesses or risks, allowing us to create a personalized plan to improve performance, prevent re-injury, and give you the confidence to return to your sport with a strong foundation.
Cupping Therapy
Cupping therapy in physiotherapy involves placing suction cups on the skin to create negative pressure, which helps increase blood flow, release muscle tension, and promote healing. The therapy is often used to alleviate pain, reduce inflammation, and improve flexibility. Cupping can be combined with other physiotherapy treatments to enhance recovery from injuries, chronic pain, or muscle stiffness.
Gait Training
Gait training in physiotherapy focuses on improving a person's walking pattern to enhance mobility and reduce the risk of falls. It involves assessing and correcting abnormal gait patterns caused by injury, weakness, or other conditions. Through targeted exercises, balance training, and the use of assistive devices if necessary, gait training helps restore normal walking function and promotes safer, more efficient movement.
Funding, Referrals and Areas We Cover
- Private pay (no referral required)
- Medicare Chronic Disease Management plans (EPC) – with GP referral
- Private health insurance (depending on your policy)
- Rehab in the home
- DVA (with appropriate referral)
- Workers Compensation and CTP schemes
- NDIS (plan‑managed and self‑managed participants)
Sunshine Coast suburbs we visit
Our mobile physiotherapists service the entire Sunshine Coast region, including Caloundra, Birtinya, Noosa, Noosaville, Buderim, Maroochydore, Sippy Downs, Mountain Creek, Pelican Waters, Golden Beach, Currimundi, Kawana, Mooloolaba, Coolum, Peregian, Tewantin and surrounding areas. We also visit Gympie and nearby townships.
Frequently Asked Questions
What conditions can Physiotherapy help with?
Absolutely. Even if your doctor suggests a physiotherapist, you have the right to select your preferred provider, provided they are registered with WorkCover Queensland.
Do I need a referral to start Physiotherapy under WorkCover QLD?
Yes, to have your physiotherapy treatment covered by WorkCover Queensland, you typically need a referral from your General Practitioner (GP). Your GP will provide a Work Capacity Certificate confirming your injury and the need for physiotherapy.
Can I claim mobile physio on private health insurance?
Physiotherapy is often covered by private health insurance, depending on your plan. It’s advisable to check with your insurance provider to understand your coverage. At Fortius Allied Health we will also see patients with: Workcover, CTP Claims, DVA, NDIS and Medicare Care Plans (Not Bulk Billed).
How quickly can you visit?
In most cases we can arrange an initial visit within 3-5 business days of booking. For urgent post-surgery discharges, please call us directly and we’ll do our best to prioritise.
How much does a mobile physiotherapy cost?
Mobile physiotherapy fees are slightly higher than in-clinic appointments to account for travel time. NDIS, DVA, Home Care Package and private health rebates apply. We’ll be upfront about gap fees before your first appointment.
Do you take NDIS clients?
Yes. We work with self-managed, plan-managed and NDIA-managed NDIS participants. Get in touch with your support coordinator’s details, and we’ll handle the rest.
What equipment do you bring?
Your mobile physiotherapist arrives with all the essentials – assessment tools, exercise bands, taping supplies, and any specialist tools needed for your appointment. For ongoing rehab, we’ll show you how to use everyday items at home for strengthening and stretching.
