Mobile Physiotherapy in Melbourne
myNeuro brings physiotherapy and rehabilitation to your home, so you can rebuild movement, strength and confidence in the place where you actually need them. Home visits across Melbourne, no travel fee, and a free initial consultation before you commit to anything.
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- Private & NDIS
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Within 30km of Glen Waverley
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Physiotherapy that comes to you, across Melbourne
myNeuro is a mobile physiotherapy and rehabilitation service working across Melbourne. Our physiotherapists visit people in their own homes, and in residential aged care, helping people become more independent in their activities of daily living, mobility and functional capacity.
We were built around a specific group of people: adults living with neurological conditions, and older adults whose mobility and independence are changing. For many of them, getting to an appointment is the hardest part of the appointment. Home-based rehabilitation removes that barrier, and it adds something a treatment room cannot replicate. Your physiotherapist sees the actual bed you transfer out of, the hallway you walk down, the step at your back door and the chair you rise from many times a day. Those are the movements your rehabilitation plan is built around, assessed and retrained in the place where they matter.
Every person who contacts myNeuro starts with a free initial consultation. There is no cost and no obligation, and it exists so you can find out whether our approach suits your situation before making any commitment.
Who mobile physiotherapy is for
Mobile physiotherapy suits people for whom travelling to appointments is difficult, unsafe, exhausting or impractical, and people whose rehabilitation goals are tied to their own home. We are commonly contacted by or for:
Adults living with a neurological condition, including stroke, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, brain injury, spinal cord injury and other movement and neuromuscular disorders
Older adults noticing reduced strength, slower walking, poorer balance or growing difficulty with everyday tasks
People who have recently come home from hospital, after surgery, illness or a period in intensive care experiencing deconditioning
People who have had a fall, a near-fall, or who have become fearful of falling
Residents of aged-care facilities who would benefit from individual rehabilitation
Families and carers who need guidance on supporting someone safely at home
GPs, hospital discharge planners, coordinators and case managers seeking a home-based rehabilitation provider for a patient
The difficulties we are most often asked to help with
These are the situations people describe most often when they first call. For each one, the role of physiotherapy begins with assessment, because the same difficulty can have very different causes in two different people.
Walking has become slower, shorter or less steady
Distances that used to be easy now take planning. You may be shuffling, catching a foot, holding furniture, or avoiding going out. After assessing strength, balance, walking pattern and endurance, a physiotherapist can work on the specific contributors found. As experts in retraining movement, we create a personalised rehabilitation plan to improve your functional capacity.
Getting in and out of bed, or up from a chair is harder
Transfers are one of the first things to become difficult and one of the most limiting when they do. Our physiotherapist will assess your transfers, and combine strengthening with retraining the movement, in order to help you become as independent as possible.
A fall, or a growing fear of falling
Fear of falling is a genuine concern in its own right, and one physiotherapists take seriously. It often leads people to move less, which reduces strength and balance further. A physiotherapist can assess falls risk factors, and integrate progressive balance and strength retraining. Evidence supports physiotherapy that challenges balance as an effective approach to reducing falls in older adults.
Coming home after a hospital stay
Typically people after a hospital stay experience deconditioning, muscle weakness and changes to their mobility, particularly for older adults who have experienced prolonged bedrest. People frequently come home weaker than the problem that put them there. The weeks immediately after discharge are when that lost function is most readily rebuilt. myNeuro closes that gap by delivering rehabilitation at home to help improve global strength, functional capacity and mobility.
Living with a neurological condition that affects movement
Neurological conditions affect movement in varied and specific ways, including weakness, altered muscle tone, coordination difficulty, fatigue and changes to balance. Rehabilitation is built around repeated, task-focused practice of the movements a person wants to recover or maintain, with the intensity and progression matched to the condition and the person’s stage.
Everyday activities are taking more effort than they should
Getting in and out of bed, showering, dressing, and moving around the house all rely on underlying physical capacity. When that capacity drops, the activities go first and independence follows. Physiotherapy can address the underlying impairments while also working directly on the activities themselves, to help improve independence at home.
What myNeuro can help with
- Comprehensive physiotherapy assessment in the home or aged-care environment
- Mobility and walking assessment, including walking pattern and gait biomechanics
- Balance rehabilitation and falls risk assessment
- Transfer training, including bed, chair, toilet, shower and car
- Strengthening and reconditioning interventions
- Neurological rehabilitation and movement retraining
- Rehabilitation after hospital discharge or surgery
- Personalised home exercise programmes for the days between visits
- Mobility and transfer device prescription
- Support with activities of daily living
- Education and training for carers and family members
- Rehabilitation delivered within residential aged care facilities
How it works: the myNeuro process
Free initial consultation
We talk through the diagnosis, the difficulties being faced at home, and what the person wants to get back to. This is free, carries no obligation.
Comprehensive assessment
Your physiotherapist assesses the relevant impairments and how they are affecting activities of daily living, taking into account the home environment itself.
Personalised rehabilitation plan
A plan is built around your findings, your goals and your functional priorities, aimed at addressing those specific impairments and supporting as much independence as possible.
Rehabilitation is then reviewed and adjusted as your needs change. Plans are not fixed at the first visit: progress, setbacks, a hospital admission or a change in condition can all mean the plan should change with them.
Why rehabilitation at home can be valuable
Home-based physiotherapy allows our physiotherapist to directly assess your activities of daily living, such as transfers and mobility, in the environment where they actually happen. This helps us build a rehabilitation plan that’s personalised to you, making you more independent in the things that matter most, such as getting in and out of bed, sitting to standing, and walking around your home.
No travel required
The journey stops being a barrier, which matters most for the people who most need rehabilitation and can least afford to spend their energy on travel
Real environment, real tasks
Goals are set and practised in the environment where they will be used, rather than in an unfamiliar room
The home is assessed too
Bed, chairs, doorways, steps, floor surfaces, bathroom layout and furniture height can be assessed directly, because they are part of the problem and often part of the solution
Family and carers can be involved
Family members and carers can be present, ask questions and be provided with education on manual handling and mobility support.
Equipment comes to you
We bring rehabilitation equipment to the patient, so home-based treatment is not limited to what happens to be in the house
Continuity and context
Seeing someone regularly in their own setting builds a clearer picture of how they are actually managing between visits
Why people choose myNeuro
Depth of expertise in neurology and ageing
myNeuro was built specifically around neurological and aged care rehabilitation, and that focus shapes everything we do. It's reflected in how our physiotherapists perform their comprehensive assessments and build personalised rehabilitation plans designed to improve your mobility and functional capacity, all grounded in evidence-based clinical practice.
A team of physiotherapists with unique experience and expertise
Our physiotherapists are experts in retraining movement, with a depth of experience that spans the full rehabilitation pathway. Drawing on backgrounds across major hospitals and aged care facilities, including specialised wards such as ICU, movement disorders, neurology, and rehabilitation, we bring a well-rounded clinical perspective to every visit and help ensure you receive the highest quality care. Our philosophy is simple: we treat every patient like family, bringing exceptional, compassionate rehabilitation into your home and helping you become as independent as possible.
Goals that matter to the patient
Rehabilitation plans are built around what the individual actually wants to do, whether that's getting in and out of bed more easily, standing up from their recliner chair, or walking around the home. Our physiotherapists take a personalised approach, helping people regain independence in the activities that matter most to them and improving their overall quality of life.
Carers and families are part of the plan
Where it is useful, we provide education and training for carers and family members, covering areas such as mobility support, transfers, rehabilitation strategies, activities of daily living and safe support techniques. The people around a patient are often the ones who determine whether progress made in a session carries over into the rest of the week.
Mobile physiotherapy across Melbourne
Popular suburbs
- Glen Waverley
- Mount Waverley
- Wheelers Hill
- Mulgrave
- Clayton
- Notting Hill
- Oakleigh
- Glen Iris
- Box Hill
- Dandenong
Fees, funding and your free consultation
Every enquiry starts with a free initial consultation, at no cost and with no obligation to proceed.
Our rates are set in accordance with regulatory standards, and there are no hidden fees. No travel fee is charged for home visits within our service area. We will confirm the applicable rate with you before any paid appointment goes ahead, so there are no surprises.
People access myNeuro through a range of arrangements, including Support at Home, NDIS funding, TAC, Medicare and private payment. Eligibility and approvals are determined by the relevant scheme rather than by us, and what is available differs from person to person. We are happy to talk through how access usually works in your situation, and to work alongside your coordinator, case manager or family.
Frequently asked questions
The initial over-the-phone consultation is free. Our rates are in accordance with regulatory standards, with no hidden fees and no travel fee for home visits within our service area. We confirm the rate that applies to your situation before any paid appointment, and we can discuss how people typically fund physiotherapy under arrangements such as Support at Home, NDIS, TAC or private payment.
It depends on the person and their goals. Purpose-built facilities have advantages for some types of rehabilitation. For people whose goals are about moving safely and independently in their own home, working in that environment has real benefits, because the assessment and the practice happen in the setting where the difficulty occurs. We bring rehabilitation equipment with us so that home-based treatment is not limited by what is in the house. Your physiotherapist can advise on what is appropriate after assessment.
Yes, we bring the rehabilitation equipment required for the session. Most home rehabilitation needs less space than people expect, and a normal lounge room, bedroom or hallway is usually enough.
Yes. myNeuro provides rehabilitation in residential aged care facilities as well as retirement villages. We can work alongside facility staff and the resident’s family, and can also provide carer training.
Absolutely, and it is often helpful. Having family or carers present means they can ask questions and be shown techniques directly, which supports carrying the plan through between visits. Where it is useful, we provide education and training for carers on areas such as transfers, mobility support and safe support techniques.
myNeuro provides mobile physiotherapy across [CONFIRM SERVICE AREA], with no travel fee within that area. If you are not sure whether you are covered, call 0416 851 501 and we will tell you straight away.
Contact us and we will discuss your current presentation and organise the initial assessment as soon as we can. If someone has recently come home from hospital, mention it when you call, because early rehabilitation after a discharge is time-sensitive and we take that into account when scheduling.
Related myNeuro services
Neuro Rehab
Rehabilitation built around neurological conditions including stroke, Parkinson’s disease and multiple sclerosis
Rehab for the Ageing
Rehabilitation for older adults experiencing functional decline, falls and reduced mobility
Neuro Care
Ongoing care and support for people living with neurological conditions
Support at Home Mobile Physiotherapy
How rehabilitation is funded and delivered under the Support at Home programme
Talk to myNeuro about rehabilitation at home
If you are looking for rehabilitation with genuine depth in neurological and aged care, we would like to hear from you. Your initial consultation is free, it carries no obligation, and it is the simplest way to find out whether myNeuro is the right fit.
You do not have to walk this path alone.