Telehealth

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Online video consultations are available for all of our services such as: Physiotherapy, Exercise Physiology, Dietitian, Podiatry, Occupational Therapy and Psychology for clients Australia-wide.

Our online consultations will continue to deliver the same outstanding level of care as our in-clinic services, where our experienced clinicians will provide a tailored treatment plan to help patients reach their health goals.

In the current climate, clients may not be able to attend our clinics due to an illness, or simply may be self-isolating during the current Coronavirus pandemic.

Online consults are also a great alternative for those who may find it difficult to access high-quality physiotherapy services:

  • People in rural areas
  • Those with very busy work or family lives

Sports & Spinal use a secure platform for their telehealth that works well on any Apple or Android device including smartphones and tablets, as well as laptop and desktop computers with an internet connection.

HOW DO ONLINE CONSULTS WORK

Our allied health team can assess, diagnose and treat online with instant messaging to your Practitioner. We will safely guide you through a series of tests and movements and review your exercises and develop your personalised program.

PRIOR TO YOUR ONLINE CONSULT

Please go here to find out how our telehealth works: https://www.gensolve.com/telehealth-help/

Make sure you have a reasonable space around you if you have a physiotherapy, exercise physiology or podiatry appointment if you need to perform some movement tests, and also some privacy in case you are concerned about relaying personal information.

CLINIC LOCATIONS

It takes an incredible team to bring Better Outcomes Conference to life, and we couldn't do it without our amazing sponsors!

A huge thank you to these fantastic organisations for jumping on board and helping make the Better Outcomes Conference 2026 possible. We're so excited to have you with us for a day of learning, collaboration and connection.

See you in two weeks!

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It’s hard to believe we’re almost eight months into the year!

To our 2026 New Grad cohort, we couldn’t be prouder of everything you’ve achieved. 

Over the past few months, we’ve watched you grow in confidence, embrace every learning opportunity and build meaningful relationships with your patients. Seeing your appointment books fill, hearing the positive feedback from patients and colleagues, and watching you settle into your teams has been incredibly rewarding.

Recently, we also came together for our Mid-Year Refresher Training, taking time to reflect, reconnect and continue building on everything you've learned so far. Supporting our New Grads doesn't stop after orientation, it's something we're committed to throughout the year and beyond.

You're doing an incredible job, and we can't wait to see what the rest of the year has in store.

#SportsandSpinal #NewGradLife #AlliedHealthCareers

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Just two weeks to go!

The countdown is on for the #BetterOutcomesConference2026 🙌

In just 14 days, clinicians, legal professionals and industry leaders from more than 20 disciplines will come together in Brisbane to learn from one another, share ideas and strengthen the way we work together.

Why? Because when professionals collaborate, the people we care for benefit.

Proudly hosted by Sports & Spinal Group @travis_schultz_partners, the Better Outcomes Conference is all about building stronger connections, sharing knowledge and finding new ways to deliver even better care and support for our patients and communities.

We can't wait to welcome our colleagues and partners for another inspiring day of learning, collaboration and connection.

#BetterOutcomesConference #BetterCare #AlliedHealth #HealthcareCollaboration #SportsAndSpinal

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Australia is facing a chronic shortage of healthcare professionals, and we urgently need more graduates entering the allied health workforce.

To qualify, students across occupational therapy, physiotherapy, psychology and other allied health professions are required to complete hundreds, and in some cases thousands, of hours of mandatory unpaid clinical placement. 

Many experience significant financial hardship during this time, often referred to as 'placement poverty', due to lost income and the added costs of travel, accommodation, food and other living expenses.

To help address this issue, Allied Health Professions Australia (AHPA) has launched a national petition calling for the Commonwealth Prac Payment to be expanded to all allied health students. 

We encourage you to support the next generation of allied health professionals by signing the petition and helping end placement poverty.

LINK IN BIO!

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Our team love what we do!

We are always looking for passionate people to join us. Check out our available roles on our website; your next opportunity could be just a click away!

 #sportsandspinal #teamwork #careers #joinourteam #wellbeingatwork

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