Getting to a physio appointment shouldn’t be harder than the condition you’re treating. Our mobile physiotherapy service brings qualified, experienced physiotherapists directly to your home, aged care facility, or workplace across Sydney’s Northern Beaches — no waiting rooms, no travel stress, no rearranging your whole day around a single appointment.
Every referral is acknowledged the same day it’s received, with fast turnaround to your first appointment — no long waitlists.
Whether you’re recovering from surgery, managing a chronic condition, living with a disability, or simply find getting to a clinic difficult, we bring the same quality of care to you, wherever you are on the Northern Beaches.
We provide home visit physiotherapy across the Northern Beaches, including:
Manly, Fairlight, Freshwater, Curl Curl, Dee Why, Collaroy, Collaroy Plateau, Narrabeen, North Narrabeen, Mona Vale, Newport, Bilgola, Avalon Beach, Whale Beach, Palm Beach, Church Point, Elanora Heights, Ingleside, Warriewood, Frenchs Forest, Belrose, Terrey Hills, Forestville, Davidson, Beacon Hill, Brookvale, North Manly, Balgowlah, Balgowlah Heights, Clontarf, Seaforth, Fairlight, Allambie Heights, Oxford Falls, Cromer, and Queenscliff.
If you’re an NDIS participant, physiotherapy is commonly funded under your Capacity Building – Improved Daily Living support category. We work with plan-managed and self-managed participants, and can help with functional capacity, mobility, strength, and independence goals as part of your plan.
If you’re not sure whether your plan covers physiotherapy, your support coordinator or plan manager can confirm what’s available — or feel free to reach out and we can help you figure out the right pathway. Learn more about our NDIS physiotherapy services →
Alongside NDIS, we also see patient under these funding pathways:
We provide mobile physiotherapy services across:
If you are located nearby, contact our team to confirm availability in your suburb.
Getting started with Bayside Mobile Physio on the Northern Beaches is simple.
Call us on 0468 079 075 or submit the form below and we will be in touch within 24 hours.
es — physiotherapy is commonly funded under NDIS, usually through the Capacity Building – Improved Daily Living category. Whether it’s included in your specific plan depends on your individual goals and funding, so it’s worth checking with your support coordinator or plan manager, or getting in touch with us directly.
For NDIS-funded physiotherapy, the NDIA sets a maximum price limit of $183.99 per hour (current as of September 2026 — NDIS pricing is reviewed annually each July, so check the latest NDIS Pricing Arrangements for the current rate). Private and other-funded session costs vary by provider — get in touch for current pricing for your situation, including Support at Home, DVA, and private rates.
Private physiotherapy appointments in Australia typically range from around $90 to $160, depending on the clinic and session type. NDIS-funded sessions are capped at $183.99/hour (current as of September 2026, reviewed annually by the NDIA each July).
The NDIA’s Annual Pricing Review set the maximum hourly price limit for physiotherapy at $183.99 for 2026–27 — the same rate as the previous year, following a $10 reduction in 2025. This is a price cap, not a fixed fee, and NDIS pricing is reviewed annually each July, so check the current NDIS Pricing Arrangements for the latest figure.
Not free, but partially rebated: Medicare provides a rebate (not full coverage) for up to five allied health sessions per calendar year under a GP Chronic Condition Management Plan — and that cap is shared across all allied health disciplines, not five sessions of physio specifically.
Not fully free — Medicare provides a partial rebate (around $63.40 per session, current as of September 2026 — Medicare rebates are indexed each July, so this figure may change). This doesn’t cover the full consultation cost, so you’ll usually still have a gap payment unless your clinic bulk-bills that appointment.
Yes — physiotherapy is commonly covered under Support at Home (including CHSP), depending on what’s included in your specific package. We can coordinate directly with your care manager or facility to confirm what applies to you.
Yes — a qualified physiotherapist comes to your home (or aged care facility, or workplace) with everything needed for your assessment and treatment. Sessions cover the same ground as an in-clinic appointment: assessment, hands-on treatment where appropriate, and an exercise/movement plan tailored to your home environment.
