Home Based Therapy
Are you in need of physiotherapy but can't make it to a clinic? No problem! Home-based physiotherapy is a convenient and effective option that can help you achieve your rehabilitation goals in the familiar surrounds of your own home.
What is home-based physiotherapy?
Home-based physiotherapy is a type of rehabilitation that is conducted in the patient's home rather than in a clinical setting. This can be a great option for individuals who have difficulty attending in-clinic appointments but need the services of a highly professional physiotherapist.
Benefits of home-based physiotherapy
There are several benefits to home-based physiotherapy:
Convenience: The convenience of receiving treatment in your own home is a major advantage. You don't have to worry about travelling to and from a clinic, negotiating the traffic or the hassles of finding parking.
Familiar surroundings: Being in your own home can make you feel more relaxed and at ease, which can make the rehabilitation process more effective. It can also help to establish routines for continuing exercises which the physiotherapist might prescribe.
Customized treatment: A therapist can assess your home environment and recommend modifications to make it more conducive to your rehabilitation.
Ongoing support: A physiotherapist can provide ongoing support and follow-up care as needed, helping you to continue making progress towards your rehabilitation goals.
Who is home-based physiotherapy suitable for?
Home-based physiotherapy is suitable for a wide range of individuals, including those with:
• Mobility issues
• Chronic pain
• Orthopaedic conditions
• Neurological conditions
• Cardiac or respiratory conditions
• Musculoskeletal conditions
• Acute pain conditions
It is important to note that home-based physiotherapy is not suitable for everyone. Your physiotherapist will be able to assess your needs and determine whether this is the right option for you.
What to expect from a home-based physiotherapy session
During a home-based physiotherapy session, your physiotherapist will conduct a thorough assessment of your condition and functional abilities. They will then develop a personalized treatment plan that is tailored to your specific needs and goals. This may include exercises, stretches, manual therapy and other techniques to improve your strength, mobility and overall function.
Your physiotherapist may also provide education and guidance on how to manage your condition and prevent future injury. They may recommend assistive devices or minor modifications to your home environment to make it easier for you to complete your daily activities.
Home-based physiotherapy is a convenient and effective option for individuals who need rehabilitation but are unable to make it to the clinic. With the help of a trained physiotherapist, you can achieve your rehabilitation goals and improve your overall function from the comfort of your own home.
Please contact us at 1300-01-2378 or visit us at 72 Maribyrnong st Footscray to schedule an assessment or to learn more about our services
Scott Thompson
BHT Physiotherapist