Physiotherapy · Canberra ACT
Physiotherapy in Canberra

HealthPlex brings physiotherapy and allied health to Canberra through three clinics placed where the city actually lives: Gungahlin in the fast-growing north, Kippax (Holt) in Belconnen’s west, and Greenway in the Tuggeranong town centre in the south. Wherever you are in the ACT, one of the three is usually a short drive away — and all three take direct bookings, so you can see a physiotherapist without waiting for a referral or travelling into Civic.
Canberra was planned as a city of districts, each with its own town centre — and its health services have not always kept pace with that geography. Much of the city’s care is still concentrated around the hospital precincts and the inner south, while the districts that have grown fastest sit furthest from it. The ACT Government’s current program of new community health centres — planned for North Gungahlin, South Tuggeranong and West Belconnen — is a public acknowledgement of exactly that gap. HealthPlex’s three ACT locations sit in the same under-served districts, hosted inside established local general practices, so assessment and treatment happen close to home rather than across town.
One thing to know before you book: each Canberra clinic is a visiting-practitioner location. HealthPlex clinicians hold sessions in consulting rooms inside a host medical practice at scheduled times through the week, rather than staffing the rooms every day. That is a deliberate, honest trade-off — it is how care gets delivered locally in districts that could not yet sustain a full standalone clinic. The practical upshot is simple: the online booking page for each clinic always shows the services and session times currently available, so book online for current availability, or call 02 9072 9921 and the team will find you the next session — at your nearest clinic or another of the three.
HealthPlex clinics in Canberra
Gungahlin —
Canberra’s north
Unit 3, Level 1
83 Gozzard Street
Gungahlin ACT 2912
Hours: Mon–Fri 9:00am–5:00pm
Within My Medical Practice Gungahlin, in the town centre near the light rail terminus. Sessions at scheduled times through the week; book online for current availability.
Kippax (Holt) —
west Belconnen
41 Hardwick Crescent
Holt ACT 2615
Hours: Mon–Fri 9:00am–5:00pm
Within Kippax Medical Centre, beside the Kippax group centre serving Belconnen’s west. Sessions at scheduled times through the week; book online for current availability.
Greenway — Tuggeranong,
Canberra’s south
175 Anketell Street
Greenway ACT 2900
Hours: Mon–Fri 9:00am–5:00pm
Within Greenway Medical Centre on Anketell Street, in the Tuggeranong town centre. Sessions at scheduled times through the week; book online for current availability.
What physiotherapy at HealthPlex covers
Practitioner schedules vary by clinic and week — each Canberra clinic’s booking page shows the sessions currently available, or call to confirm. Every session pairs hands-on treatment with an active plan: you leave knowing what the problem is, what to do between appointments, and what recovery should look like. Physiotherapy at HealthPlex treats the full range of musculoskeletal problems Canberrans bring through the door:
Lower back and neck pain from desk-bound public service and office work.
Shoulder, knee and ankle injuries from weekend sport and Canberra’s running and cycling loops.
Lifting and overuse injuries from trades and construction in the growth suburbs — including treatment under workers compensation and motor-accident claims.
Structured rehabilitation after surgery, staged from early recovery back to full function.
Because the ACT clinics sit within the wider HealthPlex network, the same discipline mix — physiotherapy alongside chiropractic, podiatry, psychology, exercise physiology and more — is available through each location, subject to the visiting-session timetable shown on each clinic’s booking page.
WorkCover and motor accident injury treatment in Canberra
Injured at work or on the road? The Canberra clinics treat 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, given how much of Canberra’s workforce is Commonwealth-employed, patients whose workers compensation claims are managed under Comcare. The team 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 and rehab under ACT workers compensation — or Comcare for Commonwealth employees — bring your claim number and insurer details.
Treatment under the ACT Motor Accident Injuries (MAI) scheme 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.
Three districts, three town centres
Each clinic sits inside an established host general practice in its district’s own centre, so getting there is part of an ordinary local trip rather than a cross-town expedition. Gungahlin is in the town centre on Gozzard Street, near the light rail terminus that anchors the north. Kippax sits beside the Kippax group centre on Hardwick Crescent in Holt, the everyday shopping hub for Belconnen’s west. Greenway is on Anketell Street in the Tuggeranong town centre, the retail and services heart of Canberra’s south. For regular rehabilitation appointments — where consistent attendance is what makes treatment work — that local placement takes real friction out of showing up.
Referrals, Medicare and funded care
You do not need a referral for most physiotherapy appointments — book online at your nearest clinic or call 02 9072 9921. If your care is funded, the team works across all the common pathways:
Structured treatment and return-to-work under ACT workers compensation, Comcare or the ACT MAI scheme — 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. If an injury is work-related, starting treatment early genuinely matters: delayed care is one of the clearest drivers of longer workers compensation claims. GPs, specialists, employers and case managers can send patients to any of the three ACT clinics through the referral page, and the full network across NSW, the ACT and QLD is at clinics and locations.
The three ACT clinic pages
Each Canberra location has its own page with full details, and appointments can be found quickly across the trio even when one clinic’s sessions are booked out:
Gungahlin · north
Kippax (Holt) · west Belconnen
Greenway · Tuggeranong
Frequently asked questions
Where in Canberra can I see a HealthPlex physiotherapist?
At three ACT clinics: Gungahlin (83 Gozzard Street, in the town centre) for the north; Kippax (41 Hardwick Crescent, Holt) for Belconnen’s west; and Greenway (175 Anketell Street, Tuggeranong town centre) for the south. Each sits inside an established host medical practice.
Are the Canberra clinics open every day?
No. All three ACT locations are visiting-practitioner clinics — HealthPlex clinicians hold sessions at scheduled times through the week rather than daily. Each clinic’s online booking page always shows current availability, or call 02 9072 9921 and the team will find the next session at any of the three.
Can I use a Comcare or ACT workers compensation claim?
Yes. The clinics treat patients under ACT private-sector workers compensation and under Comcare, the scheme covering Commonwealth employees — a significant share of Canberra’s workforce. Bring your claim details to your first appointment and the team can coordinate with your employer and insurer on a return-to-work plan.
I was injured in a car accident — can I get physio under the ACT MAI (CTP) scheme?
Yes. The Canberra clinics treat people injured in motor vehicle accidents under the ACT Motor Accident Injuries (MAI) scheme — the ACT’s compulsory third-party scheme — and cross-border patients with a NSW CTP claim where relevant. Bring your claim number and insurer details to the first visit; the team manages treatment approvals and progress reporting, and coordinates with your insurer or case manager on your recovery.
Do I need a GP referral to book physiotherapy in Canberra?
Not for most appointments — you can book directly online or by phone. A referral or plan is only needed for specific funding pathways, such as a Medicare Chronic Disease Management plan from your GP, or a workers compensation, Comcare, motor accident (MAI), NDIS or DVA claim.
This page provides general information about physiotherapy and allied health services available through HealthPlex’s ACT clinics 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.