Women's health physiotherapists in Western Australia
21 listed in Western Australia
Women's health physiotherapists in Western Australia: 21 listed on this directory. Women's health physiotherapists work with the pelvic floor and the musculoskeletal changes of pregnancy and recovery. You can book directly, though a GP care plan is needed for any Medicare rebate.
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.
Women's health physiotherapists in Western Australia
- LifeCare, Wembley
- Body Logic Physiotherapy, Subiaco
- Aspire Physiotherapy Bunbury, South Bunbury
- Pelvic Health Clinic, Subiaco
- Albany Physiotherapy Clinic, Orana
- Pelvic Health Clinic, South Perth
- Bodyworks Subiaco, Subiaco
- Mint Wellbeing, North Fremantle
- Southcare Lifecare Physiotherapy, Perthg
- ForHealth, Craigie
- Woom Womens Health, West Perth
- Subiaco Womens Health, Subiaco
- Aspire Physiotherapy Bunbury, Bunbury
- Beaumaris Physiotherapy, Ocean Reef
- South Metro Health Service, Perth
- Performance Pilates and Physiotherpy, Leederville
- Arena Joondalup Physiotherapy, Joondalup
- Perth Children's Hospital, Perth
- The Physio Rooms Woodvale, Woodvale
- Subiaco women's, Subiaco
- Lifecare Prendiville Physio, Ocean Reef
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?