Range.Pelvic Health

Range.
Pelvic Health

Range Physio has a team of pelvic health physiotherapists with postgraduate qualifications and expert knowledge in managing a range of pelvic health conditions. Our Pelvic Health Physio’s can treat a wide range of conditions including:


• Abdominal muscle separation
• Incontinence (bladder and bowel)

• Overactive bladder
• Labour preparation
• Pelvic floor muscle dysfunction
• Pregnancy related pelvic girdle pain
• Pelvic pain including bladder pain and coccydynia
• Mastitis and blocked ducts
• Post childbirth recovery
• Prolapse

 

The Range Approach

1. Initial Assessment
• Comprehensive assessment to determine underlying cause of pain or dysfunction
• During our initial assessment we will determine what the best course of treatment will be through a transparent process

2. Treat the cause, not just the symptoms. A tailored individual treatment plan which may include:
• Pelvic floor and pelvic muscle exercises
• Electrical stimulation and biofeedback for pelvic floor physical therapy
• Exercise rehabilitation including clinical exercise and functional strength training
• Bladder and bowel training
• Education and self-management strategies
• Preventative care

3. Enjoy a Healthy Active life
• Our holistic, integrated approach is designed to optimise your pelvic health and help you achieve the best possible health outcomes so you can actively enjoy life

 

Currently our Pelvic Health Physios are available for appointments at our Preston and Northcote locations:

Emma Heron, Principal Physio (All Pelvic Health)

Kate McKenna, Associate Physio (Women’s Health only)

Book your pelvic health appointment online

Frequently asked questions

Do you offer pelvic health physiotherapy?

Yes, our pelvic health physiotherapists Debbie Chan & Emma Heron, can treat the following conditions:

• Abdominal muscle separation
• Incontinence (bladder and bowel)

• Overactive bladder
• Labour preparation
• Pelvic floor muscle dysfunction
• Pregnancy related pelvic girdle pain
• Pelvic pain including bladder pain and coccydynia
• Mastitis and blocked ducts
• Post childbirth recovery
• Prolapse

Do I need a referral from my doctor to attend your practice?

No, generally you do not need a referral from your doctor to see a physiotherapist.

However, you do require a referral if:

  1. You are claiming a Medicare rebate under an Enhanced Primary Care Plan (EPC). Your EPC will state how many treatment sessions be allocated to physiotherapy. A maximum of 5 sessions can be approved per calendar year, across ALL allied health practitioners (not just physio).
  2. You are claiming your consultations under Department of Veteran Affairs (DVA).

Do you accept Private Health Insurance (PHI)?

Yes, we offer on the spot claiming through our Tyro terminal. If you forget your PHI card, we can email or print your receipt so you can claim with your PHI. All the details you need for claiming are listed on your receipt.

How long are the consultations?

Initial Physiotherapy consultations are 35-45 minutes. Suited to new clients, clients returning with a new injury, or returning clients with a gap in treatment greater than 3 months.

Standard Physiotherapy consultations are 20-30 minutes. Ideal for the treatment of one injury.

Extended Physiotherapy consultations are 35-45 minutes. Ideal for the treatment of two injuries.

Please note that all consultations are inclusive of time required for your physiotherapist to write an exercise program, report, certification, referral and letters.

You can book online here.