Physiotherapy

Our Physiotherapy Department provides a specialised service to people who have difficulty moving as a result of injury, disease or life changes.

Our services

Physiotherapy treatment assists in:

  • providing pain relief
  • enhancing your movement patterns
  • restoring your joint range and muscle function
  • recovering from surgery
  • promoting functional independence
  • promoting cardiorespiratory function.

Our physiotherapists are trained in a wide range of treatments and techniques including:

  • manual therapy
  • movement re-education
  • breathing exercises and techniques
  • electrophysical agents
  • individualised exercise and education classes.

How to access this service

A referral is required for all patients. The eligibility criteria differs depending on the service, with some clinics only accepting internal referrals. For clinics accepting external referrals, a GP or medical practitioner will need to send a referral letter to the hospital. Please note that all outpatient services have waiting lists and no drop-in clinics are available. Due to the wait list we do not see patients referred under Work Cover.

  • Your Medicare card
  • Health Care Card and/or concession card (if you have one)
  • Current medications (prescription, over the counter and herbal medicine)
  • Relevant x-rays, scans or any other test results or reports
  • Glasses, hearing and mobility aids

  • Your appointment letter
  • Any special items listed on your letter
  • Snacks, a drink or money to buy refreshments
  • Something to read or do while you wait

Clinics

Contact us

Physiotherapy Department
Location: Ground floor (Blue waiting room), Main Building, Redcliffe Hospital
Phone: (07) 3883 7776
Open: Monday–Friday 7.30am–4.30pm

Need help outside hours?

For non-urgent medical issues call 13HEALTH (13 43 25 84) or visit your GP.

In the an emergency call Triple Zero (000).

Health professionals

Our Physiotherapy Department provides services for patients with:

  • neurological conditions
  • deconditioning
  • oncological and musculoskeletal conditions
  • respiratory complications
  • prematurity
  • pregnancy
  • urinary and faecal incontinence from pelvic floor dysfunction.

Please note, not all of the above services are available via outpatient clinics.