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Return to Performance & Future Proof Your Body
Sports Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation
We are passionate about helping clients return to performance, whether that be in sporting pursuits, or simply functioning to the best of your ability in daily life.
Using industry-leading technology and proven rehab systems, our progressive physiotherapy approach helps achieve great outcomes for our clients.
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Sports Physiotherapy
Sports Physiotherapy is based on combining sports medicine principles for accurate diagnosis and strength and conditioning orientated rehabilitation.
Sport places huge physical demands on the body and unfortunately, injuries are prevalent. We pride ourselves on understanding these demands and providing you with objective, data-driven feedback to guide your rehabilitation.
We have invested into industry leading technology that has previously only been available in the world of professional sports, as we believe everyone should have access to the same level of care.
A typical consult will involve a detailed assessment and a combination of hands-on techniques (soft-tissue or joint mobilisation) to address muscle and joint restriction and exercise prescription to optimise your strength and movement competency.
What we love to rehab at P3:
- ACL rehabilitation.
- Athletic hip and groin pain.
- Abdominal/inguinal injuries.
- Lumbo-pelvic pain.
- Acute muscle injuries (hamstrings, quadriceps, groin and calf).
- Lower limb tendinopathies (Gluteal, Hamstring, Patellar and Achilles).
- Bone stress injuries.
- Adolescent sporting injuries.
- Acute and chronic knee injuries (Meniscal and Ligamentous injuries and Patellofemoral pain).
- Acute and chronic ankle injuries.
- Shoulder instability and tendinopathies.
General Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy services involve detailed musculoskeletal assessments to diagnose your injury and a combination of hands-on techniques and exercise prescription to restore range of motion, strength, and control.
We utilise innovative technologies to help determine muscle imbalances that contribute to your injury which is then used to develop a tailored rehabilitation program.
We use various treatment modalities to help restore you to a pain-free state including:
- Soft tissue therapies
- Joint mobilisation/manipulation
- Dry needling
Conditions we love to treat at P3:
- Acute and chronic lower back, thoracic and neck pain (including headaches).
- Shoulder tendinopathies and instability.
- Hip pain (Femoroacetabular impingement, Dysplasia, Labral tears and Osteoarthritis).
- Knee pain (Patellofemoral pain, Tendinopathies, Osteoarthritis).
- Foot and ankle pain (Sprains, Tendinopathies, Osteoarthritis).
- Tendinopathies.
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Technology
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Force Plates
We utilise Force Plates for biomechanical feedback to collect and track meaningful metrics to help guide and build your rehabilitation programs.
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Dynomometry
Fixed Frame Dynomometry is used to accurately profile muscle imbalances (Right-Left and against normative data – i.e., testing norms for your age, sex, and sport) to provide an understanding of modifiable injury risk factors and to help build out your rehabilitation program.
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Blood Flow Restriction
BFR is an exercise modality that utilises a cuff to occlude blood flow to the arm or leg. A growing body of evidence supports the use of BFR in combination with low-load resistance training to mitigate disuse of muscle and accelerate strength responses compared to high load training.
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Compex
Compex is another training modality that utilises safe electrical muscle stimulation to maximise muscular effort by engaging a greater percentage of muscle fibres. This provides better bang for buck muscle hypertrophy and gain when used in conjunction with regular strength training.
Return to Running Rehabilitation
Our return to running services aim to bridge the gap between traditional rehabilitation exercises performed in the gym to field-based sessions. Due to a large difference in joint and muscle force between lifting in the gym and running of the field at high speed, our return to run service aims to prepare the body for the rigours of sport. These services can be offered on a 1:1 or group basis at a conveniently located field.
We also provide a structured gait assessment for runners who are suffering from pain. You will receive a detailed report with a breakdown of your running mechanics and a plan for rehab and gait retraining.
Please contact the clinic for further information.
Telehealth
Due to the ever-evolving landscape of Covid-19, Telehealth appointments are offered to patients who prefer this option. Many of our tests can be self-assessed with guidance from your therapist via Telehealth, ensuring that you still receive a comprehensive musculoskeletal service. These sessions are particularly ideal for progressing your rehabilitation.
ACL Rehabilitation
ACL injury rehabilitation has improved drastically over the last several years. Despite this, we continue to see a rise in ACL injury frequency in sport. ACL ruptures are devastating injuries which often sideline athletes for 9-12 months and with re-rupture rates at 30%, provide a challenging landscape for return to play.
At P3, we have a deep understanding of ACL injury management. Driven by personal experience, Kevin has developed a passion for ACL rehab. Due to the long and arduous nature of rehab, we deliver our ACL rehab service in stages of rehab to maintain motivation and provide a safe pathway for return to play.
Each stage has clearly defined goals and exit criteria to help safely guide the rehabilitation process. We utilise Force Plate analysis and Muscle Dynamometry to ensure we are meeting testing benchmarks required to manage with the physical demands of sport on the knee.
Hip & Groin Pain Rehabilitation
At P3, we have developed a passion for treating hip and groin pain. Kevin has been fortunate to be mentored by world-leading practitioners who have pioneered research and rehabilitation programming for hip and groin pain. With these learnings, he has developed a special interest in this region and offers services in management of hip, groin and pelvic pain.
About
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Kevin is an APA Titled Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist (Bachelor of Physiotherapy & Masters of Sports Physiotherapy). His treatment philosophy is based on understanding the story behind the injury, developing meaningful goals in collaboration with you and road-mapping an objective treatment plan. He uses a combination of hands-on techniques and exercise prescription. He has expertise in optimising rehabilitation utilising strength and movement principles.
Kevin considers himself a life-long student and has completed further study in the field of hip and groin pain, ACL injuries, tendinopathies, low back pain amongst other topics. He is committed to delivering the best and most up-to-date service possible.
He has been fortunate enough to have worked with and been mentored by leading practitioners in Physiotherapy. With these learnings under his belt and numerous years of experience, he is well equipped to help you through your injury.
Previous experience:
- Worked across a broad number of sports (football, AFL and tennis).
- Worked as a Team Physiotherapist for the North Adelaide Football Club in the SANFL.
- Worked with the Australian College of Sport (Soccer Program).
- Worked as Head Physiotherapist for Adelaide City Football Club in the National Premier League.
- Worked in a leading Sports Medicine Clinic in Adelaide and currently works in one of Brisbane’s specialty Hip clinics.
- Currently works at the University of Queensland as an Academic Tutor with the undergraduate Physiotherapy program.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where are we located?
We are conveniently located in the western suburbs of Jindalee (22A Mukine Street Jindalee QLD 4074). This is a purpose-built gym and functional training area for all your rehabilitation needs.
How much does it cost?
Fee schedule:
- Initial consult (1 hour) $125
- Subsequent consult (30 minutes) $105
- Performance testing sessions $105
Various discounts are available for affiliated sponsored clubs, gyms and Goodlife Health Club members. Please call the clinic for further information.
Are rebates available on the spot?
Yes, we have a HICAPS terminal onsite that allows for instant rebates on your private health insurance and EPC care plans. Please note that your insurance will cover a portion of your consult fee, leaving only the difference to be paid at the end.
Can I claim my Physio through Medicare?
We accept EPC Medicare Plans nominated by your General Practitioner. However, we do not provide a bulk bill service. You will instead receive a $54.60 rebate off your standard appointment fee.
Do we treat WorkCover/CTP insurance claims?
We do treat Workcover and CTP insurance claims. Please note that we do not provide a bulk bill service. You will instead receive a rebate (as outlined by WorkCover) off a standard appointment fee with a remaining gap payment.
Can you help with sports insurance?
Yes. Many sporting clubs require you to be registered for insurance cover as part of your club fees. If you have sustained an injury whilst playing or training for your club, you may be eligible to claim your injury expenses including Physiotherapy under your nominated insurance. You may be able to claim up to 90% of your fee. Please contact the clinic for further information.
Do I need a doctor’s referral?
No. Although many of our patients are referred by their GP, you do not need a referral to see a Physiotherapist as we are a primary care practitioner. We are very happy to communicate to other health practitioners and doctors who are involved in your care.
How often will I need to come?
The number of appointments you will require will depend on the type and complexity of your injury. You will be provided a treatment plan at the end of your initial session outlining a rehab plan.
What if I need to cancel my appointment?
Cancellations require 24 hours prior notice. Please note that cancellations not made within this time period will incur a 50% appointment fee charge.
What if I can’t find an appointment time that suits me?
- Please call 0423 854 388 if you are unable to find an appointment time that suits you within our operating hours. We may be able to organise a suitable time outside of the offered hours.
Get in touch
If you’d like to get in contact with us to have a chat about treatment you can call us on 0423 854 388 or use the form below. You can book an appointment 24/7 using our online booking system.