Move better. Feel stronger. Do more of what matters.
Exercise physiology built around your life
Whether you are managing a health condition, disability, injury, reduced confidence or changes in your independence, care begins with what you want to be able to do. Work directly with a Senior Accredited Clinical Exercise Physiologist and Accredited Sport Scientist who turns your goals into practical support you can use in everyday life.
What you receive
Clinical care that becomes practical progress
This is not a generic exercise session. Your care combines clinical assessment, expert guidance, practical education and purposeful progression so you can build greater capacity for the activities, roles and routines that matter to you.
Understand where you are starting, what is getting in the way and which steps are most likely to move you forward.
Work with the same senior clinician who knows your history, your priorities and how your needs are changing over time.
Recommendations are shaped around your home, routine, equipment, responsibilities and the environments where life actually happens.
Relevant measures, practical milestones and regular progression help show what is improving and where to focus next.
Start with clarity
Leave your first appointment knowing what comes next
Your first appointment is designed to make sense of where you are now, what you want to improve and what a realistic way forward looks like. You receive focused clinical time, relevant assessment and clear next steps rather than a one-size-fits-all exercise plan.
Explain what has been happening, what daily life currently feels like and what you most want to regain, protect or improve.
Complete relevant assessment that helps identify current capacity, strengths, barriers and safe opportunities for progress.
Finish with practical recommendations, clear priorities and an agreed direction for the next stage of support.
Care that comes to you
Support in the places where you actually live and move
Mobile appointments remove the need to travel to a clinic and allow care to be shaped around your real environment, routine and available equipment. Where a separate travel charge is permitted, only actual travel time is used, the practice cap is 30 minutes total and the exact amount is confirmed before your appointment.
Every option below gives you access to the same senior clinical expertise, personal attention and practical approach. Start with what you receive from the service, then see how your funding pathway contributes and what is needed to begin.
Direct access | no referral required
Private Exercise Physiology
The most direct way to begin, with complete freedom to focus on what matters to you and choose the appointment length that suits your needs.
Begin without waiting for a referral or funding approval, work with the same senior clinician and adjust the service as your needs change.
- A clear clinical direction from your first appointment
- Practical strategies designed for your everyday environment
- Continuity with the same senior clinician throughout your care
- Flexible 30, 45 or 60-minute ongoing appointments
- Mobile visit or telehealth to make support easier to access
What is included in private care
Private care gives you greater control over when you begin, the length of each appointment and the priorities addressed. You are not limited by referral allocations, insurer approvals or plan rules.
The initial appointment includes a comprehensive consultation, relevant assessment, clinical reasoning, recommendations and a clear direction for ongoing care within the 60-minute service.
Mobile travel is charged at $169 per hour pro rata using actual travel time and is capped at 30 minutes total per appointment. The exact amount is confirmed before booking.
All private-paying fees shown are inclusive of GST. A 30% deposit secures each booking and is deducted from the total appointment fee.
Eligible extras cover
Private Health Insurance
Access personalised private care while using an eligible extras benefit to help reduce your contribution.
Choose the appointment length that suits you, receive consistent one-to-one care and claim according to your policy and available cover.
- Individual care focused on the outcomes that matter to you
- Choice of 30, 45 or 60-minute ongoing appointments
- Consistent support from the same senior clinician
- Itemised receipt supplied to support your claim
- Mobile visit or telehealth, subject to your insurer’s rules
How to make the most of your cover
Ask whether exercise physiology is included in your extras cover, how much benefit remains and whether telehealth is eligible.
Travel is a separate private charge and may not attract a rebate. The amount is confirmed before booking.
MBS exercise physiology items
Medicare
Use an eligible Medicare benefit toward a full 60-minute appointment focused on understanding and managing a chronic health condition.
Work through relevant barriers, learn practical strategies and establish a clear direction that supports better day-to-day self-management.
Medicare pays one eligible benefit toward the consultation.
- A full 60 minutes to discuss, assess and plan meaningful next steps
- Practical education to support confidence and self-management
- Relevant baseline measures to help guide progression
- Medicare contributes toward the appointment fee when eligible
- Up to 5 allied health services may be shared each calendar year
How to access Medicare support
The benefit is subject to eligibility, a valid referral and the number of allied health services remaining under the client’s chronic condition management arrangements.
Chronic condition management
Chronic condition case conferencing
Type 2 diabetes group services
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health services
Complex neurodevelopmental conditions and eligible disabilities
Neurodevelopmental and disability case conferencing
Eligible clients may receive a Medicare benefit after payment of the full appointment fee. The estimated out-of-pocket cost for a standard 60-minute appointment under item 10953 is $105.60.
Eligibility, referral requirements, service limits and reporting requirements apply. Group services are offered only when a suitable program is available.
2026–27 national price limits
NDIS
Exercise physiology that connects disability-related goals with the real activities, environments and routines of everyday life.
Build strength, confidence, movement capacity and sustainable routines in ways that are relevant to participation and greater independence.
- Goals translated into practical capacity-building priorities
- Support adapted to disability needs, communication and daily routines
- Consistent care from a clinician who understands the participant
- Relevant outcomes recorded to show progress and inform plan reviews
- Only agreed, completed and permitted services are invoiced
How your NDIS plan can support the service
Exercise physiology may be funded when the service is disability-related, supports the participant’s plan goals and is available within the relevant Capacity Building budget. Self-managed and plan-managed participants are accepted. NDIA-managed participants are not currently accepted.
The exact base item is selected according to the participant’s funded support category, early childhood pathway where applicable, registration group and invoicing requirements.
For 2026–27, the national price limit is $161.99 per hour for direct service, telehealth, permitted non-face-to-face work, eligible cancellations and NDIA-requested reports. Provider travel time has a national price limit of $81.00 per hour. This practice caps billable provider travel time at 30 minutes total per appointment.
Only agreed, delivered and permitted supports are invoiced. The Schedule of Supports confirms the item number, service type, rate and any approved travel or non-face-to-face work before ongoing services commence.
Gold or eligible White Card
Department of Veterans’ Affairs
Respectful, consistent support for eligible veterans who want to maintain function, rebuild confidence and remain active in daily life.
Receive clinically appropriate support, a clear care direction and continuity across the treatment cycle without an eligible gap fee.
- No out-of-pocket gap for eligible approved services
- A care plan shaped around the veteran’s condition and priorities
- Continuity across the treatment cycle with clear clinical records
- Home-based support where DVA criteria and clinical need are met
- White Card care must relate to an accepted condition
How to get started with DVA
Required care planning and clinical documentation are completed as part of the DVA service.
DVA home visits require a genuine clinical need. DVA may pay a kilometre allowance only where its eligibility rules are satisfied. No separate travel-time or gap fee is charged to the Veteran Card holder.
A valid referral is required. Eligibility, treatment-cycle requirements and any required prior approval are checked before services commence.
Accepted Queensland claim
WorkCover Queensland
Work-specific rehabilitation designed to rebuild the physical capacity, confidence and tolerance needed for a safe return to meaningful work.
Rehabilitation is linked to your duties, measured over time and progressed toward sustainable work capacity rather than generic fitness.
- Assessment linked to the actual physical demands of your role
- Graded progression to build tolerance, confidence and work capacity
- Objective measures to show change and guide safe progression
- Clear communication with the insurer and treating team where required
- Approved services are billed directly to the insurer
How the rehabilitation pathway works
WorkCover’s initial consultation item includes assessment, treatment, goal setting, treatment planning, clinical recording and relevant communication. It is limited to a maximum of one hour with the worker.
Treatment planning, clinical recording and preparation of the Provider Management Plan are completed within WorkCover requirements.
Travel is charged only where WorkCover conditions are met. The current schedule rate is $171 per hour pro rata, and this practice caps the travel-time charge at 30 minutes total, or $85.50 per appointment.
Support at Home and aged care partners
Aged Care
Practical support designed to help older people keep moving, stay confident and remain involved in the activities of everyday life.
Work on strength, balance, mobility and confidence in ways that are directly relevant to the home, community and daily routines.
- Care delivered where everyday challenges and routines occur
- Focus on strength, balance, mobility and confidence
- Consistent support from the same clinician where possible
- Practical recommendations for safer, more confident daily activity
- Travel is included in the published Support at Home service price
How aged care funding supports the service
Support at Home does not permit a separate administration or travel fee. Travel is incorporated into the direct-service price. CHSP and other aged care arrangements may use different invoicing processes.
Ready for a clearer way forward?
Tell us what you want to improve. We will help identify the right pathway.
Whether you want to move with more confidence, manage your health, build independence or return to meaningful activity, the first step is understanding what matters to you and how your funding can support it.
Pricing notes and official sources
Practice-set fees may change with reasonable notice. Government rebates, schedule fees, eligibility rules and price limits can change independently. The amount available under a policy, claim, plan or package must be confirmed before treatment.
- NDIS pricing arrangements and 2026–27 pricing schedule
- Medicare Benefits Schedule item 10953
- WorkCover Queensland current allied health fees
- DVA allied health fee schedules
- Support at Home pricing requirements
Recommendations and appointment length are based on individual clinical needs. Outcomes vary between people and cannot be guaranteed.
Government figures checked 18 July 2026. All amounts are in Australian dollars.
