Subiaco Womens Health
Women's health physiotherapist in Subiaco, WA
Subiaco Womens Health is a women's health physiotherapist in Subiaco, WA, listing 10 practitioners. You can book directly, though a GP care plan is needed for any Medicare rebate. It is one of 21 women's health physiotherapists listed in Western Australia.
Contact and location
- Address St John of God Subiaco Clinic Suite 101, 175 Cambridge Street, WA 6008
- Phone 08 9382 9600
- Website www.subiacowomenshealth.com.au
Who practises here (10)
- Anna Forward Women's, Men's and Pelvic Health group
- Carly Blackburn Women's, Men's and Pelvic Health group,Musculoskeletal group
- Elyse Schweitzer Women's, Men's and Pelvic Health group
- Jessica Crage Women's, Men's and Pelvic Health group
- Kayla Kennedy Women's, Men's and Pelvic Health group
- Lucy Tangney Women's, Men's and Pelvic Health group
- Owen Threadgold Musculoskeletal group
- Rebecca Jayaprakash Women's, Men's and Pelvic Health group
- Sophie Harris Women's Health Physiotherapist
- Stephen Murray Women's Health Physiotherapist
Areas of practice
What a women's health physiotherapist does
Women's health physiotherapists work with the pelvic floor and the musculoskeletal changes of pregnancy and recovery. That covers bladder and bowel control, pelvic and back pain, abdominal separation, prolapse, and returning to exercise after birth.
Women see one during pregnancy for pelvic girdle pain or pelvic floor preparation, and after birth for recovery. Leaking, heaviness or pain are common after birth but they are not something you have to live with, and they respond well to treatment.
Referrals, fees and Medicare
You can book directly, though a GP care plan is needed for any Medicare rebate.
Physiotherapy is usually paid privately or through an extras policy. Medicare may cover part of a small number of visits a year if your GP writes a chronic disease management plan, which not everyone will be eligible for.
Common questions about Subiaco Womens Health
Does Subiaco Womens Health offer telehealth?
This listing does not tell us either way. Many practices added telehealth and kept it, so it is worth asking when you call.
Do I need a referral to see a women's health physiotherapist in Western Australia?
You can book directly, though a GP care plan is needed for any Medicare rebate.
Is Subiaco Womens Health taking new patients?
We do not hold appointment availability, and it changes week to week. Ringing 08 9382 9600 is the quickest way to find out.
What if Subiaco Womens Health is not the right fit?
That is a completely reasonable thing to decide. We list 21 women's health physiotherapists in Western Australia, 5 of them in Subiaco, so there are other options nearby.
Questions worth asking
- Do you do internal pelvic floor assessments, and am I comfortable with that?
- What would a course of treatment look like, and roughly how many visits?
- Can you help me build back to the activity I want to return to?
- What can I do between appointments?
- Do you offer a GP care plan rate?
Other women's health physiotherapists nearby
- Body Logic Physiotherapy, Subiaco
- LifeCare, Wembley
- Pelvic Health Clinic, Subiaco
- Aspire Physiotherapy Bunbury, South Bunbury
- Albany Physiotherapy Clinic, Orana
- Bodyworks Subiaco, Subiaco