Physio for Casula patients

Why Casula patients book in with us

Casula sits one suburb south of our Liverpool clinic, separated only by the M5 motorway and the Georges River. For most Casula residents, we're closer than the nearest GP. That convenience matters when you're rehabbing a knee, trying to get back to training, or attending three follow-ups a fortnight after surgery.

We see patients from across Casula's diverse community: families around Casula Mall and the Crossroads Homemaker Centre, weekend footballers from Casula Powerhouse and the local football clubs, runners using the M5 walking paths and the Georges River loop, and tradies coming straight from work sites in the industrial pockets along Reilly Street and Kurrajong Road.

The clinical work Casula patients come for

Three categories of patient travel to us from Casula more than any other:

• Post-surgical knee rehabilitation. ACL reconstruction, meniscus repair, total and partial knee replacements. Both our co-founders have built their practice around the post-op knee, and most Casula post-surgical patients stay with us from the brutal early weeks through return-to-sport clearance.
• Sports physiotherapy for local athletes. Running injuries, hamstring strains, return-to-sport plans. We treat amateur and recreational athletes from the Casula football clubs, cricket teams and gyms along Hoxton Park Road.
• Hijama (wet cupping) in a clinical environment. Casula's significant Muslim community travels to us specifically for Hijama because we perform it as a physio-delivered service with single-use sterile equipment, not as a standalone practice. Our practitioners are internationally certified.

Getting here from Casula

Easiest route: head north on Hume Highway from anywhere south of the Casula Powerhouse, and we're on the western side of the highway in the Reilly Centre at Shop 4C. The clinic has free parking directly outside the shop.

If you're closer to the M5, take the Hume Highway exit and head north. From Casula Mall it's about a five-minute drive in normal traffic, or seven to ten minutes during weekday peak hour.

The 853, 854 and 858 buses on Hume Highway stop within walking distance, and Liverpool Station is one stop away from Casula Station if you'd rather not drive.

Languages spoken

We treat patients in English, Arabic, Urdu and Tamil — which covers the languages spoken by most Casula families with English as a second language. Our clinic notes, exercise videos and home programs are delivered in English, but assessment and treatment can be conducted in any of these languages on request.

Services for Casula patients