Meet the team...

Caroline is Future Physio’s Practice Manager and the friendly voice you will hear at the end of the phone.

Caroline is highly experienced and prior to joining Future Physio she was an Executive Personal Assistant at Deloitte and has worked in both London and South Africa.

She has been with Future Physio for the past two years and manages working alongside raising her two gorgeous girls.

In her spare time she enjoys swimming, tennis and all outdoor activities.

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Falls prevention

With ageing falls and the fear of falling start to impact on the way the elderly live their lives. In fact 1 in 4 people over 60 years of age will experience a fall each year. The consequences of this can be hip fractures, head injuries, hospital admissions and lead to a loss of independence.

There are many reasons why the risk of falls increase as you age, including decreased strength and proprioception, slowing reflexes and saving ability, increased medications and declining eyesight, as well as external factors such as home environment and footwear.

Physiotherapists are trained to assess all areas that may lead to falls. At Future Physio our specialist home visit team can individually address factors to help you reduce your risk of falls. We are trained in walking aid presciption, exercise and balance training and can develop a program that specifically meets your needs.

Our therapists can work with you on a regular basis to increase your strength and balance or prescribe a program for you to complete in the comfort of your own home.

If you are concerned about yourself of a family member and their risk of falling, get in touch today to chat to one of our friendly team members.

phone: 0477 934 546 email: admin@futurephysio.com.au

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NDIS - Your plan, your goals

The NDIS has changed the landscape for accessing therapy in Australia. The system was set up to give users choice and control over how their funding is used. This enables you to have your choice of services and providers ensuring that you have the team around you that works best to support your goals.

If you are new to the NDIS or looking to make a change for the new year, contact the team at Future Physio to discuss your goals for therapy.

Our highly experience Physiotherapists and Exercise Physiologists see both self managed and plan managed clients throughout the disability spectrum. Our client group ranges from childhood disability (over 7 years) through to acquired neurological disorders including multiple sclerosis, Parkinsons and early onset dementia clients.

We are a mobile service meaning that we can meet you at your home, the gym or hydrotherapy pool to best deliver your program goals. Our small team means that we know each and every client and you see the same therapist for each session.

Our practice principal, Sarah Carney, is happy to sit down for a no obligation chat with you and your carers to discuss your plan and how you wish to use your therapy funding.

Call 0477 934 546 to make the change today!



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Exercise and Dementia

Did you know that exercise has been shown through research to have many positive effects for clients living with dementia?

Regular exercise and physical activity can help improve things like coordination, balance, functional ability, cognition and create a better sense of wellbeing. It can also help improve sleep and reduce levels of agitation. Falls prevention also is a key focus for this client group, with studies showing that people with dementia are four to five times more likely to experience a fall compared with their peers.

In Early Onset Alzheimers Disease research has shown that regular exercise can help to slow progression of symptoms. At Future Physio we are able to see both self managed and plan managed NDIS clients.

Our team of highly experienced physiotherapists and exercise physiologists can work with you to build a regular exercise program that suits you or your family member’s current functional level.

Call 0477934 546 today to chat to our friendly team.

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Meet the team...

Simone is an Exercise Physiologist and the newest member of the Future Physio team. She graduated from Edith Cowan University in 2011 with a Bachelor in Exercise Science and Rehabilitation after completing her Masters in Strength and Conditioning and Bachelor in Sports Science.

She has been an Accredited Exercise Physiologist for the past 8 years and been involved in multiple aspects of the industry including pre-employment assessments, WA Work Cover claims, DVA, Medicare and NDIS clients and  running her own clinics in Melbourne for past 4 years.

Simone has experience in seeing clients with a multitude of conditions for exercise prescription including pre and post surgery rehab, chronic conditions such as osteoarthritis and osteoporosis, cardiovascular issues, diabetes and weight loss. She most enjoys helping clients achieve their fitness and life goals with proper exercise prescription and education.

Outside of work Simone enjoys trail and walking adventure with her partner and their dog, biking, yoga and Pilates. Summer is for Stand Up Paddling and winter for snowboarding.

Growing up in multiple countries during her life and a European household has given her a deep understanding of different cultures. She enjoys sharing stories with her clients and always finds something to laugh about.

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NDIS Service Providers

At Future Physio we are service providers for self and plan managed NDIS participants.

We take the time to meet with you and discuss your goals before you decided whether we are the right fit for you or your family. Our friendly, experienced team will develop a service plan that meets the physiotherapy or exercise needs you have. Best of all we can do it in the comfort or your own home or meet you at the local pool / gym!

So if you are new to the NDIS, or looking to change providers, get in touch today for a free, no obligation chat with Sarah, our Principal Physiotherapist.

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