Physiocall.com.au
Gladstone
At PhysioCall Gladstone, we are committed to providing our clients with the highest level of care possible.
PhysioCall Gladstone clinic guide
Visit PhysioCall at 25 Philip Street, South Gladstone, QLD 4680. Use the map below to find the clinic, browse local suburb guides, or choose an available appointment through Book Now. For questions about access, fees, referrals or funding arrangements, call 07 4962 0411 before attending. Appointments are booked in advance.
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The Conditions We Treat
Neck Pain
Back Pain
Shoulder Pain
Arm & Hand Pain
Hip Pain
Knee Pain
Foot Pain
PhysioCall.com.au Services
Our Gladstone physiotherapy team provides assessments, hands-on care, exercise programs and advice tailored to your needs. Treatment choices depend on your condition, goals and clinical assessment. We will discuss options and review your progress; results vary between people.
Hands-on physiotherapy may include massage, soft tissue techniques and joint mobilisation. Your physiotherapist selects suitable techniques after assessment and combines them with exercises and advice to support your treatment goals.
Gua Sha uses a smooth-edged tool to apply repeated strokes to the skin and can leave temporary red marks. Research on pain relief is limited. Your physiotherapist will discuss whether it is suitable for you.
Cupping applies suction to the skin using cups and can leave temporary marks. Evidence for pain relief is limited, and it is not suitable for everyone. Your physiotherapist will discuss potential benefits and risks before treatment.
Joint manipulation uses a brief, controlled thrust and differs from slower joint mobilisation. Your physiotherapist assesses whether it is appropriate and discusses expected benefits, risks and alternatives before treatment.
Dry needling uses fine needles to target muscles and soft tissues. Your physiotherapist will explain the proposed technique, how it relates to acupuncture, and its potential benefits, risks and alternatives before treatment.
Deep tissue massage uses hands-on pressure on muscles and other soft tissues. The technique and pressure should suit your assessment and comfort. Ask your physiotherapist how massage fits into your treatment plan.
Shockwave is a treatment option for some tendon conditions. Evidence of benefit varies by condition, and improvement is not guaranteed. Your physiotherapist will assess suitability and discuss options, risks and alternatives.
Strapping and taping is a technique commonly used in sports physical therapy to support and stabilize muscles, joints, and ligaments.
Rehabilitation (or 'rehab') is the process of improving your health and quality of life after injury, illness or surgery with functional movement.
GLA:D® is an education and exercise program for people with hip or knee osteoarthritis symptoms. Ask the clinic about suitability, the current session format and fees.
GOOPP+ is a prepaid pack of five physiotherapy consultations. Your assessment guides treatment and follow-up. See the program page for current prices, inclusions and purchase terms.
Ground Up Therapy focuses on exercise and rehabilitation for the feet, ankles and lower limbs. Your assessment guides exercises for movement, strength, balance and activity goals.
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Our Expert Team
Our experienced team at PhysioCall is dedicated to providing high-quality service and personalized care to each of our clients.
Joshua Iaquinto
Physio
Joshua Hughes
Physio
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Gladstone Physio Schedule
Monday 07:00-18:00
Tuesday 07:00-18:00
Wednesday 07:00-18:00
Thursday 07:00-18:00
Friday 07:00-18:00
Saturday 08:00-11:00
Sunday Closed
Contact
25 Philip Street, South Gladstone, QLD, 4680 Australia
Frequently Asked Questions
What Physio services does your clinic offer?
Your appointment starts with a physiotherapy assessment and a discussion of your symptoms, history and goals. Treatment options listed by the clinic include hands-on physiotherapy, massage, dry needling/acupuncture, strapping and exercise rehabilitation. Ask your physiotherapist which options are appropriate for you, and discuss their benefits, risks and fees before treatment.
How often should I visit the physio?
Discuss the need for follow-up appointments with your physiotherapist after assessment. The plan should reflect your symptoms, goals and progress and be reviewed as your needs change. There is no fixed number of visits that guarantees recovery or prevents future pain and injury.
Do you accept private health insurance?
Private health rebates depend on your policy, remaining limits and the provider and service requirements of your fund. Confirm your physiotherapy cover with your insurer and ask the clinic about the appointment fee and claiming arrangements before booking. Confirm any payment arrangements directly with the clinic.
Is physio treatment painful?
Tell your physiotherapist about your symptoms and any concerns before treatment. Discuss the proposed options, possible discomfort and your preferences, and let them know if a technique is uncomfortable. Ask about alternatives or stopping treatment rather than assuming discomfort must be tolerated.
How can I book an appointment at your physio clinic?
PhysioCall sees patients by appointment at 25 Philip Street, South Gladstone. Book through our main booking page or call 07 4962 0411. Check the current appointment type, practitioner, fee and availability when booking.
25 Philip Street, South Gladstone, QLD, 4680 Australia