Contact details
Rowville Chiro & Physio
12-14 St Lawrance Way
Rowville VIC 3178
Tel: (03) 9764 1617
Chiropractic, Physiotherapy & Myotherapy Rowville
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Welcome to Rowville Chiro & Physio. We have been providing physiotherapy, chiropractic and myotherapy services to the local area since 1988. We aim to provide a highly professional and uniquely personal treatment for clients suffering from a variety of muscle and joint injuries.
Our practitioners have specific expertise in treating:
- Sports Injuries
- Back & neck pain
- Headaches
- Work-related injuries
- Postural problems
No referral is required to see our practitioners if you are a private, TAC or WorkCover patient. A referral is required for DVA and Medicare EPC patients.
Our chiropractors, physiotherapists and myotherapist service Rowville and surrounding areas:
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Why choose us?
- We have been established in the area for over 20 years!
- Unlike many other clinics, we offer physiotherapy and chiropractic services under the one roof. This provides our clients with the benefit of choosing the appropriate treatment techniques suited for their condition.
- We offer sufficient consultation times to ensure you the highest quality treatment and management of your condition.
- We pride ourselves on offering exercise rehabilitation, lifestyle modification advice and dietary advice to ensure we get to the "root" cause of your problem.
- Our clinic is located within the "Rowville Health" multidisciplinary medical centre and as such we have a close working relationship with GP's and various other health professionals to provide you with a complete plan for your problem.
Be assured that the one common goal amongst all of our staff is to make you feel better!
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Featured articles
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Physiotherapy terminology
Physiotherapy is a specialised area of medical field and as such it uses terms that are inherent to the profession. This article presents a glossary of commonly used terms in order to give you a better understanding of what they mean and how they may relate to you. more »
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Arthritic complaints
One of the major complaints in patients seeking the help of a physiotherapist is arthritis. With physiotherapy, the arthritis sufferer can learn to live comfortably with a disease that would otherwise be crippling. more »
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Groin injuries
Groin injuries involve the adductor muscles that go from the pelvis to the knee and help to bring the leg in toward the body. A rupture or tear in the muscle can occur during these activities, leading to groin strain. more »
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Exercise and stretching programs
Exercise and stretching form an integral part of most rehabilitation programs. Exercise helps to increase energy and range of motion, strengthen the muscles, bring blood to the extremities and improve cardiovascular health. Stretching is essential not only for muscle, but for the soft tissue as well. more »
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To rest or rehabilitate
Though generally it is better to start supervised rehabilitation following injury or illness, some cases may require that you simply rest a while. more »
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Low impact exercise
There are times where high-impact exercises should simply be avoided. Low-impact exercises can also give you a good workout, without taxing your body. more »
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Rules of gym etiquette
By observing these rules of gym etiquette, you can make the gym a pleasant place for yourself and others. more »
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Treadmill motivation
Home treadmills are often located in most boring locations. You can still make good use of your equipment with a little variation to your routine. more »
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TBI in children
Traumatic brain injury in children is an unfortunate event which can affect every aspect of the child's functioning. Various professionals may be involved in treatment and rehabilitation. more »
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(03) 9764 1617