Village Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Shellharbour

Work Place Injury Rehabilitation

Have you experienced a workplace injury or motor vehicle accident? Are you still experiencing pain, stiffness or reduced mobility from an old injury?

At Village Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Shellharbour, we provide physiotherapy and rehabilitation for acute workplace injuries, motor vehicle accidents and ongoing post-traumatic conditions.

Even after an injury has healed, reduced strength, mobility and movement patterns can contribute to ongoing discomfort and difficulty returning to normal activities. Our physiotherapists will complete a comprehensive assessment to identify your individual needs and develop a tailored rehabilitation program to help restore movement, strength and function.

Our goal is to support your recovery and help you return to work, sport and everyday activities with confidence.

Workplace Injuries and Motor Vehicle Accident Rehabilitation

We provide physiotherapy treatment for people recovering from workplace injuries and motor vehicle accidents, including those requiring ongoing rehabilitation.

Our treatment programs may include:

  • Pain management and injury rehabilitation
  • Strength and mobility exercises
  • Functional rehabilitation
  • Improving movement and physical capacity
  • Graduated return-to-work rehabilitation

If you have sustained a workplace injury or been involved in a motor vehicle accident, please contact our clinic to discuss your treatment requirements.

What Do You Need to Get Started?

Depending on your claim and insurer, you may need the following information before treatment can commence:

  • GP referral or certificate of capacity
  • Insurance company and claim details
  • Claim number
  • Case manager’s name and contact details
  • Confirmation of claim acceptance

Our team can help guide you through the process and explain what information is required for your physiotherapy appointments.

Work Place Injury Rehabilitation

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