Allied Health · Kippax (Holt) ACT
Allied Health in Kippax (Holt)

HealthPlex Kippax is a visiting-practitioner allied health clinic consulting from within Kippax Medical Centre, 41 Hardwick Crescent, Holt. Sessions run at scheduled times through the week rather than daily, which means appointments are limited and worth booking ahead — and for west Belconnen residents it means seeing an allied health practitioner alongside your regular GP visit, without driving to Belconnen town centre or across the lake.
The clinic sits in the Kippax group centre, the retail and services heart of west Belconnen since Kippax Fair opened in 1976 — a centre named, in a very Canberra touch, after the cricketer Alan Kippax. With Woolworths and Aldi anchoring the centre, the Kippax bus interchange at its edge where the Rapid R2 turns around for Belconnen and the City, and the district playing fields across the way, it is where Holt, Higgins, Latham, Macgregor, Charnwood and Dunlop already do their weekly errands. The new Ginninderry suburbs of Strathnairn and Macnamara feed into the same centre by the Strathnairn loop bus, and that growth corridor is exactly why local access to allied health here matters.
Because HealthPlex practitioners consult from an established general practice rather than keeping full-time rooms, your GP, your scripts and your allied health care can all sit within the same building — the trade-off is simply timing, and the online booking page is the quickest way to see when a practitioner is next in Holt.
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Kippax
Within Kippax Medical Centre
41 Hardwick Crescent
Holt ACT 2615
Hours: Mon–Fri 9:00am–5:00pm · visiting sessions at scheduled times
Allied health services through HealthPlex Kippax
Kippax is a visiting-practitioner location, so not every discipline consults here every week — check the booking page or call to confirm current availability at Kippax. The team will tell you what is offered locally and what is best handled at a nearby clinic in the network.
Back, neck and joint pain, sporting and workplace injuries, post-surgical rehab.
Spinal and joint assessment and adjustment to relieve pain and restore mobility.
Foot, ankle and lower-limb care, orthotics, diabetic foot assessment.
Mental health support, life adjustment, psychological injury recovery.
Clinically guided exercise programs for recovery and chronic disease.
Functional assessment and practical support for independence at home and work.
Evidence-based nutrition for chronic conditions, weight and recovery.
Assessment and therapy for communication and swallowing difficulties.
WorkCover and motor accident (CTP) injury treatment in Kippax
Injured at work or on the road? The Kippax team treats patients under ACT workers compensation and the ACT Motor Accident Injuries (MAI) scheme for road-accident injuries (with NSW schemes for cross-border patients where relevant) — and handles the parts that make claims stressful: treatment approvals, insurer paperwork and progress reporting, and coordination with your employer or case manager on a structured return-to-work plan. The evidence is clear that early, structured treatment shortens claims and gets better outcomes — see what actually drives return to work.
Physio, psychology and rehab under your ACT workers compensation claim — bring your claim number and insurer details.
Treatment under an ACT Motor Accident Injuries (MAI) claim after a motor vehicle accident — or a NSW CTP claim for cross-border patients — with reporting handled for your insurer.
Refer injured workers directly via refer to us — structured early intervention that protects your premium.
A clinic inside the Kippax group centre
The clinic is easy to reach however you travel. Drivers will find open-air parking throughout the Kippax group centre off Hardwick Crescent — the same parking used for the supermarkets, so a physio appointment slots neatly into a shopping run. By bus, the Kippax interchange is a short walk away: the Rapid R2 terminates here, linking Holt directly with Belconnen town centre, the City and Barton, and local routes fan out to the surrounding suburbs, including the Strathnairn loop from Ginninderry. If you are coming from Higgins, Latham, Macgregor, Charnwood or Dunlop, you are only a few minutes away by car. When you arrive, check in at the Kippax Medical Centre reception.
Referrals, Medicare and funded care
Most people can simply book — no referral is needed for standard private appointments. If your care is funded, the team works across all the common pathways:
Structured treatment and return-to-work after a work or road injury — approvals and insurer reporting handled.
Chronic Disease Management plans arranged by your GP.
Allied health supports delivered under your plan.
Care for veterans under DVA referral arrangements.
Bring your plan or claim details to the first visit and the team will handle the paperwork. GPs, insurers and case managers can send patients directly via refer to us. Managing a workplace injury? Start with HealthPlex’s analysis of what workplace injuries really cost — or browse all HealthPlex locations across NSW, the ACT and Queensland.
Nearby HealthPlex clinics
If the next Kippax session does not suit, or you need a discipline not currently visiting Holt, two other HealthPlex clinics serve the ACT region:
Gungahlin · 11.2 km
Greenway · 22.0 km
Frequently asked questions
Is HealthPlex Kippax open every day?
No — Kippax is a visiting-practitioner clinic, with sessions at scheduled times through the week rather than daily hours. The online booking page shows the next available appointment times, or call 02 9072 9921 and the team can find you the soonest session at Kippax or a nearby HealthPlex clinic.
Where in the Kippax centre is the clinic?
HealthPlex practitioners consult from within Kippax Medical Centre at 41 Hardwick Crescent, Holt — in the Kippax group centre alongside Kippax Fair. Check in at the medical centre reception when you arrive.
Is there parking, and which buses stop nearby?
There is open-air parking throughout the Kippax group centre off Hardwick Crescent. The Kippax bus interchange is a short walk from the medical centre and is the terminus of the Rapid R2 to Belconnen and the City, with local routes connecting the surrounding west Belconnen suburbs and Ginninderry.
Do I need a GP referral to book at Kippax?
Not for most appointments — you can book online directly. A referral or plan is only needed for specific funding pathways such as Medicare Chronic Disease Management, workers compensation, motor accident (MAI/CTP), NDIS or DVA. Referrers can use the HealthPlex refer-to-us page.
Can I get treatment at Kippax under a workers compensation or motor accident claim?
Yes. The clinic treats injured workers under ACT workers compensation and people injured in motor accidents under the ACT Motor Accident Injuries (MAI) scheme, with NSW workers compensation and CTP schemes available for cross-border patients where relevant. Bring your claim number and insurer details to the first visit — the team manages treatment approvals and reporting, and coordinates with your employer, insurer or case manager on your return to work.
This page provides general information about allied health services available through HealthPlex Kippax and is not a substitute for individual clinical advice. Services are delivered by qualified practitioners registered with AHPRA or accredited by their relevant professional bodies.