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Physiotherapists can help people on the NDIS. This is a very broad statement! So how do you know who the right Physiotherapist is for you, and your condition, and who will help you achieve your goals? This is a tricky question to answer. First, we need to understand some of the common conditions that Physiotherapists work with under the NDIS. Then from here finding the right practitioner for you may involve a little bit of research, asking a trusted medical practitioner for a referral or other allied health provider. We often find a lot of our Physiotherapist clients actually come from patients recommending us to their friends and family, so don’t forget to reach out to your current community for a recommendation.
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