NDIS Physiotherapy in Redlands— Registered Provider.

Moov Physio is a registered NDIS provider delivering physiotherapy services to participants across Brisbane and Greater South-East Queensland. We provide in-clinic physiotherapy at Capalaba as well as mobile physiotherapy at your home, aged care facility, or day program.

Our team understands the NDIS system and works closely with participants, support coordinators, and carers to ensure your therapy is aligned with your NDIS goals and delivers measurable outcomes.

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What is NDIS Physiotherapy?

  • NDIS physiotherapy refers to physiotherapy services funded under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Physiotherapy can be included in a participant's plan under several support categories, most commonly:

    • Improved Daily Living (CB Daily Activities) — for capacity-building and functional skill development

    • Improved Health and Wellbeing — for exercise programs that address the impact of disability

    • Assistive Technology — for prescribing mobility aids, splints, or equipment

    Physiotherapy helps NDIS participants improve movement, reduce pain, build strength and endurance, and achieve greater independence in daily life.

Who We Work With

Our NDIS physiotherapy services support participants with a wide range of disabilities and conditions:

Condition How Physio Helps
Cerebral Palsy Movement, posture, strength, mobility
Acquired Brain Injury / Stroke Neurological rehab, walking, arm function
Spinal Cord Injury Mobility, transfers, respiratory care, pain management
Multiple Sclerosis Fatigue management, balance, strength, falls prevention
Parkinson's Disease Exercise programs, gait training, balance, speech support
Down Syndrome Developmental milestones, movement, fitness
Autism Spectrum Disorder Sensory-motor integration, coordination, movement
Muscular Dystrophy Strength, respiratory support, functional mobility
Intellectual Disability Functional movement, exercise, participation

What to Expect from Your First NDIS Physio Appointment

  1. Intake & Goal Review — We review your NDIS plan, stated goals, and any existing reports or referrals.

  2. Comprehensive Assessment — We assess your movement, strength, balance, function, and disability-specific needs.

  3. Goal-Aligned Treatment Plan — We develop a plan that directly links to your NDIS goals (e.g. "walk 200m independently", "return to community activities").

  4. Progress Reporting — We provide written progress reports for NDIS plan reviews upon request.

  5. Collaboration — We communicate with your support coordinator, OT, speech pathologist, or GP as part of your care team.

Our NDIS Physiotherapy Programs

  • Neurological Rehabilitation — For stroke, brain injury, Parkinson's, MS, and spinal conditions

  • Gait Training & Mobility — Improving safe, independent walking

  • Hydrotherapy — Low-impact aquatic exercise for pain and movement

  • Falls Prevention (Otago Program) — Evidence-based program to reduce fall risk

  • Exercise-based Rehabilitation — Structured exercise for chronic condition and disability management

  • Home Environment Assessment — Identifying and reducing fall and injury risks at home

  • Assistive Technology Prescription — Recommending and prescribing NDIS-funded equipment

How NDIS Funding Works for Physiotherapy

We accept all three management types:

  • Plan-Managed — Your plan manager pays us directly from your NDIS funds

  • Self-Managed — You pay us and we provide an invoice for reimbursement

  • NDIA-Managed (Agency-Managed) — We claim directly from the NDIS portal on your behalf

Our services are priced in line with the NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits (Support Catalogue), so there are no surprises.

Frequently Asked Questions.

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Make a Referral or Enquiry

For NDIS referrals, our team responds promptly and can usually provide an initial appointment within a few days.