Physiotherapy · Greenway ACT 2900
Physiotherapy in Greenway
HealthPlex provides physiotherapy in Greenway at 175 Anketell Street, within Greenway Medical Centre in the Tuggeranong town centre. If you have been searching for a physio in Tuggeranong — for a sore back, a stubborn knee, post-surgery rehab, an NDIS program or an injury claim — this page covers what the Greenway physiotherapists treat, how an initial appointment runs, and how it is funded.
Greenway is a visiting-practitioner clinic: physiotherapists hold sessions on selected weekdays, so the online booking page is the accurate guide to open times. If nothing suits, call 02 9072 9921.
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Greenway
Within Greenway Medical Centre
175 Anketell Street
Greenway ACT 2900
Hours: Mon–Fri 9:00am–5:00pm
Problems physiotherapy at Greenway is used for
Physiotherapy deals with pain, stiffness and lost function in the muscles, joints, tendons, ligaments and nerves. HealthPlex physiotherapists are AHPRA-registered, and treatment is built around a plan you follow between sessions.
Acute low back pain, sciatica-type leg symptoms, neck stiffness, neck-related headaches and recurring pain.
Rotator cuff and shoulder impingement, tennis elbow, Achilles and patellar tendinopathy, hip and knee osteoarthritis, unstable ankles.
Staged rehabilitation after a hip or knee replacement, ACL reconstruction or shoulder repair, or once a cast comes off.
Falls-prevention and strength programs for older adults, and functional physiotherapy for people with a disability, including under the NDIS.
It suits people with a new injury who want a diagnosis and a plan; those whose pain has dragged on unexplained; anyone preparing for or recovering from surgery; workers and drivers with an injury under a claim; NDIS participants with mobility goals; and older Tuggeranong Valley residents wanting to stay active and steady. If a problem needs imaging or a GP or specialist opinion, the physiotherapist will say so.
NDIS physiotherapy in Tuggeranong
If you are looking for an NDIS physiotherapist in Tuggeranong, physiotherapy at Greenway can be funded by your NDIS plan where the plan includes it. NDIS physiotherapy is organised around the goals in your plan rather than a single injury: usually a functional assessment first — walking, transfers, strength, balance and pain — then a capacity-building program with home exercises and written reports for plan reviews. The physiotherapist can work with your support coordinator, occupational therapist or carers. When you book, say whether your plan is self-managed, plan-managed or NDIA-managed so billing is confirmed beforehand.
Before, during and after an initial appointment
Before: wear clothing you can move in and bring scan reports, referral letters and your Medicare card — plus claim or NDIS plan details if care is funded that way. On arrival, check in at the Greenway Medical Centre reception.
During: mostly assessment — how the problem started, what aggravates and eases it, what it stops you doing — then examination of movement, joint range, strength and, where relevant, nerve function. Treatment usually begins in the same session: manual therapy, targeted exercise, taping, and advice on activity and load.
After: you leave with a working explanation, a treatment plan with an expected number of sessions, and specific things to do before the next visit. If your GP practises at Greenway Medical Centre, a GP note, imaging request or care plan can be arranged at the same address.
Workers compensation, Comcare and motor accident physiotherapy in Greenway
Three ACT injury schemes apply at Greenway. Private-sector employees injured at work are covered by ACT workers compensation, which is privately insured; Commonwealth and Australian Public Service employees by Comcare; and motor vehicle accident injuries by the ACT Motor Accident Injuries (MAI) scheme. NSW workers compensation (icare / SIRA) and CTP Green Slip claims are handled for cross-border patients where relevant. Under a claim, physiotherapy involves assessing the injury against the demands of your job, a treatment plan written with return to work in mind, approvals and progress reports for the insurer, and coordination with your employer or case manager on suitable duties. Under an accepted claim there is no out-of-pocket cost to you.
Physiotherapy under an accepted ACT workers compensation claim, or under Comcare for Commonwealth and APS employees. Bring your claim number and insurer details.
Treatment under an ACT Motor Accident Injuries (MAI) claim, with reporting handled for your insurer.
Refer an injured worker through refer to us — assessment, treatment planning, approvals and reporting handled.
Employers and case managers can read HealthPlex’s analysis of injury management and claim duration and what workplace injuries cost.
How physiotherapy at Greenway is paid for
No referral is needed for a private appointment. If your care is funded, the team works with these pathways:
Under an accepted ACT workers compensation, Comcare or ACT Motor Accident Injuries claim, physiotherapy is billed to the insurer and there is no out-of-pocket cost to you.
A Medicare rebate is available with a GP Chronic Condition Management Plan — up to 5 allied health services per calendar year under the plan, shared across all allied health disciplines.
Physiotherapy funded by your NDIS plan where the plan includes it — tell the team how the plan is managed when you book.
DVA Veteran Card holders with a referral — DVA’s fee is accepted as full payment.
GPs, support coordinators, employers and case managers can send patients via refer to us.
Finding the physio at 175 Anketell Street
The rooms are inside Greenway Medical Centre on Anketell Street in the Tuggeranong town centre, a short walk from South.Point. There is timed on-street parking, and the Tuggeranong bus station is within walking distance. Full clinic details are on the HealthPlex Greenway page.
Physiotherapy at other Canberra clinics
If no Greenway session suits, the team can book you at another Canberra clinic — or browse all HealthPlex locations.
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Frequently asked questions
Is there a physio at HealthPlex Greenway every weekday?
No. Greenway is a visiting-practitioner clinic, so physiotherapy runs on selected weekdays. The online booking page shows open sessions; if none suit, call 02 9072 9921 to be booked at the next Greenway time or at Kippax or Gungahlin.
Can I see an NDIS physiotherapist in Tuggeranong at Greenway?
Yes, where your NDIS plan includes physiotherapy. Sessions follow the goals in your plan — a functional assessment first, then a capacity-building program with home exercises and reports for plan reviews. Say how your plan is managed when you book.
Do I need a referral, and can I get a Medicare rebate for physio at Greenway?
No referral is needed for a private appointment. A Medicare rebate is available with a GP Chronic Condition Management Plan, which allows up to 5 allied health services per calendar year shared across all allied health disciplines. Without a plan the appointment is private.
Which scheme covers my physio at Greenway — ACT workers compensation, Comcare or MAI?
It depends on how you were injured and who you work for: a private-sector work injury in the ACT sits under ACT workers compensation, a Commonwealth or APS work injury under Comcare, and a motor vehicle accident injury under the ACT Motor Accident Injuries (MAI) scheme. NSW schemes may apply if you were injured across the border. The team will confirm the pathway from your claim details.
General information about physiotherapy at HealthPlex Greenway; not a substitute for individual clinical advice. Physiotherapy is delivered by AHPRA-registered physiotherapists. A Medicare rebate requires a GP Chronic Condition Management Plan; claim and plan funding is subject to acceptance.