NDIS physiotherapy

Therapy built around your goals — not our clinic hours

We work with self- and plan-managed NDIS participants of all ages, in the places their goals actually live: home, the local gym, school, or a pool where a goal calls for it.

PHOTO — physiotherapist and NDIS participant training at a community gym

Your goals set the agenda

We work with self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants, and we come to you. Physiotherapy usually sits under Improved Daily Living, a Capacity Building budget, and the NDIS funds therapy supports only from practitioners registered with AHPRA. Care is available directly in Cantonese, Mandarin and Vietnamese — if that is the language someone thinks in, that is who we send.

The first visit is mostly listening. What do you want to get back to, or get to for the first time? Standing at the kitchen bench to cook, transferring without a hoist, walking to the shops, kicking a ball with your kids. Those goals go into your therapy plan in your words, and every session works toward them.

Because we come to you, therapy happens in the real setting. If the goal is confidence on public transport, we practise at the bus stop, not on a clinic ramp. Progress in the real place counts double.

Reports that pull their weight

Plan reviews are stressful enough without chasing paperwork. Progress reports arrive on time, written in plain English, mapped to your plan goals — the kind a plan reviewer, support coordinator or LAC can lift straight into their evidence.

If you have a support coordinator, we keep them in the loop without being asked. If you're self-managed, invoices arrive straight after each session, formatted for easy claiming.

Experience across the lifespan

We work across neurological conditions (stroke, MS, Parkinson's, cerebral palsy), intellectual disability, autism and chronic health conditions, with hospital and community experience behind it. Jimmy holds APA Neurological Physiotherapy Level 1, and he matches each participant to a physiotherapist who has done that particular kind of work before.

What a visit looks like

The practical details

Where we work

Home, gym, school or community, and a pool where a goal calls for it — wherever your goals live.

Session length

Unhurried sessions with time to actually practise — never a 20-minute in-and-out.

Who you'll see

The same physiotherapist each visit, matched to your needs by Jimmy personally.

Funding: We support self-managed and plan-managed participants. Fees align with the NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits — physiotherapy usually sits under Improved Daily Living. Plan-managed: we invoice your plan manager directly. Self-managed: simple, claim-ready invoices after each session. More on fees & funding →

Good questions

Asked all the time

I'm plan managed / self managed — can you see me?

Yes — those are exactly who we work with. If you're not sure how your plan is managed, it says so on your plan, and we'll help you work it out on the first call.

Can physio be funded from my plan?

Usually yes, from your Capacity Building — Improved Daily Living budget, when therapy relates to your plan goals. Our fees align with the NDIS Pricing Arrangements, so there are no surprise gaps against your budget.

Do you do reports for plan reviews?

Yes. Progress reports map directly to your plan goals with measurable outcomes, delivered before your review — not scrambled together after it.

Can sessions happen at school or my day program?

Yes. With consent in place we regularly work in schools and day programs, alongside teachers, support workers and the rest of your therapy team.

Sound like the right fit?

Make a referral in about two minutes, or email info@jxphysio.com.au. Jimmy replies within one business day.

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