Physiotherapy
Helping Seniors Stay Active and Independent
Susan
Supporting Movement, Restoring Confidence

Imagine this: Your mum used to enjoy her morning walks, but lately, she’s been avoiding them. Her legs feel weaker, and she worries about losing her balance. What was once a simple stroll around the block now feels uncertain.

Meet Susan, a retired teacher who started feeling unsteady on her feet. Her daughter, Lisa, noticed she was moving less and struggling with daily activities. When Lisa found our physiotherapy program, everything changed.

When to Consider Physiotherapy Support

Staying strong and mobile is key to maintaining confidence and independence. At Summit Health Solutions, our physiotherapy services help seniors move more easily and stay active in their daily lives.

Recognizing Mobility Challenges
Recognizing Mobility Challenges
Have you noticed stiffness, trouble walking, or difficulty getting up from a chair? Weak muscles, joint pain, and balance issues can make daily tasks harder. Our team assesses these challenges and creates a plan to improve movement and strength.
Preventing Injuries and Staying Independent
Preventing Injuries and Staying Independent
Limited mobility can lead to falls, injuries, and a loss of confidence. Physiotherapy helps with strength training, flexibility, and movement support to keep seniors safe and independent.
Supporting Confidence and Daily Movement
Supporting Confidence and Daily Movement
Pain or fear of falling can stop seniors from enjoying daily activities. Our physiotherapists provide expert guidance to help seniors regain confidence and stay active.
Receiving Support at Home
Receiving Support at Home
Getting to appointments can be difficult, so we bring physiotherapy to you. Our home visits include personalised assessments, guided exercises, and mobility support, making movement easier and safer.
Getting Physiotherapy Through Home Care Packages

If you want to know what’s included in HCP funding, you can check out our Home Care Packages article here. We focused on what’s covered, including:

Home visits for assessments and therapy
Personalized exercise plans to improve mobility and strength
Pain Management, post surgery rehabilitation, falls prevention and more
While things like general fitness programs or non-medical treatments aren’t covered, our team helps you make the most of your funding and navigate the guidelines.
Why Families and Care Managers Choose
Summit Health Solutions
Streamlined Processes
Streamlined Processes
We reduce wait times while providing thorough, effective assessments, so you get the support you need sooner.
Compliance with Regulations
Compliance with Regulations
Our person-centred reports meet government funding requirements, making Home Care Package access seamless.
Tailored Solutions for Comfort and Safety
Tailored Solutions for Comfort and Safety
We design home modifications and recommendations that enhance safety, accessibility, and peace of mind.
Commitment to Independence and Dignity
Commitment to Independence and Dignity
We empower clients to live confidently at home while maintaining their independence and dignity.
Accessible Telehealth Services
Accessible Telehealth Services
Our telehealth options support clients in rural and remote areas with timely assessments and expert guidance.
Peace of Mind for Families
Peace of Mind for Families
Every solution is tailored to individual needs, providing reassurance and support for families.

If you’re a care manager looking to refer a client or need more information, click here to visit our Care Manager Referral Page. If you're a family member wanting to explore services for your loved one, you can check out our guide to accessing support.

Identifying the Need for Physiotherapy
Stiff joints, muscle weakness, and past injuries can make daily movement harder, but physiotherapy can help. To see if your parent could benefit, watch for these early signs.
Quick Steps You Can Take Today:
I’m going to notice if they struggle with walking, getting up from a chair, or keeping balance.
I’m going to check if they avoid certain activities due to stiffness, pain, or fear of falling.
I’m going to encourage gentle movement and stretching to ease stiffness.
I’m going to consult a professional and arrange for a physiotherapy assessment.
“Slowing Down?” It Could Be the First Sign of Decline
Help your loved one stay active and independent with our Physiotherapy Checklist — a simple guide to assess mobility and strength. Here’s a quick preview:
Do they struggle to get up from a chair or bed?
Are they avoiding activities due to stiffness or pain?
Do they feel unsteady when walking?
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