physiotherapist

We will help keep you physically well and mobile to measure the independent, active life you would like .
Your Community Health Physiotherapists have a complicated understanding of how the body moves and what keeps it from moving well. Our staff specialize in different issues and solutions that you simply and your family may face at different times of your lives.

These services are conveniently available at our East Reservoir, Northcote and PANCH (Preston) Health Centres.These services are available to everyone.Get healthy with a best physio in Auckland providing the best physiotherapy services. We take a team approach and can consult your employer and case manager, if necessary. Throughout your treatment, we’ll be exerting to assist you to come back to all or any normal functional activities. Our team of expert-physiotherapists will design a treatment plan that supported your work-related needs and goals

Our specialist services could also be of additional benefit to the subsequent groups.

Children aged six years and under
We offer specialist help for babies and preschool children. they'll be mentioned Physiotherapy when:

babies find it hard to regulate head and neck movements, turn their head to each side or have a flat spot on their head
children aren't reaching milestones like rolling, sitting, crawling, walking
children have bow legs, knock knees, flat feet affecting their movement skills
children have difficulty with motor skills like running, balancing, hopping, catching and climbing
children experience pain or discomfort during or after physical activity

New mothers
We offer a specialist physiotherapy service to pregnant and post-natal women with musculoskeletal problems. Individual appointments will include localised treatment and exercises along side education about posture and self-care to stop the reoccurrence of problems.

Adults
Physiotherapy can assist with variety of issues including musculoskeletal problems, pain, balance and mobility. Following assessment at a private appointment, treatment may include localised therapy, exercise, self-management, education and referral to groups.