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Physiotherapy

More For Movement Physiotherapy can provide a full range of physiotherapy services designed to improve musculoskeletal health and mobility.

Steven and his team enjoy working with people of all ages, treating a wide variety of conditions including sporting injuries, workers compensation, chronic conditions and aged care.

They believe in the importance of working one-on-one with their clients to achieve the best outcome for them.

For all bookings, please call 4347 9474

PATIENT NOTICE: COVID-19: JANUARY 2021
Consultations are available by appointment.
Our reception staff are happy to assist you with your enquiries and we appreciate your understanding and patience as we attend to your needs, however rude or aggressive behaviour will not be tolerated.
Appointment Bookings
  • New patients & patients who require skin cancer checks are asked to call 4333 1222 to make an appointment
  • Telehealth (telephone) appointments are available for our regular patients and can be booked online or by calling 4333 1222. A 'regular' patient is someone who has visited the practice in the last 12 months
  • If you have not been to the practice in the last 12 months you will need to have a face to face appointment with your GP. Please call 4333 1222 to make a booking
When presenting at the practice
  • All patients & visitors are required to check-in using the Service NSW QR code. If you do not have a smart phone please see reception and they will record your visit.
  • All visitors are required to wear a face mask when in the medical centre - please bring a face mask with you.
  • Only patients with appointments (& their carers or those with toddlers) will be allowed into the practice.
  • Temperature checks will be done at reception & COVID-19 questions will be asked.
Please do not come to the practice if you do not have an appointment or are suffering from respiratory symptoms (cough, sore throat, shortness of breath, fever) or if you have been to a known hotspot - e.g. the Northern Beaches, or been in contact with a confirmed case of COVID-19.