Essendon is one of Melbourne’s most well-established suburbs, combining heritage homes, apartment living, and a strong sense of community. Despite its central location and solid infrastructure, many NDIS participants still face barriers to attending regular physio appointments – whether due to mobility issues, mental health factors, or transport challenges. That’s why Power Physio brings NDIS physiotherapy to you, offering fully mobile services across all parts of Essendon.

Whether you’re living near Mt Alexander Road, Rose Street Village, or tucked away in a quiet residential pocket, our team comes to your home with a respectful approach, the right equipment, and a therapy plan tailored to your NDIS goals. We make physio care simple, accessible, and consistent – so you can focus on what really matters.

NDIS Physiotherapy Essendon

What is Mobile NDIS Physiotherapy

Getting to a clinic isn’t always possible – and that’s exactly why our mobile NDIS physio service exists. We come directly to your home in Essendon, whether you’re in a house, apartment, or supported accommodation.

Our physios work around your schedule and deliver therapy where you feel safe and comfortable, removing the burden of travel and long waits.

What Essendon Residents Get with Power Physio

Power Physio offers three main services in our mobile NDIS physiotherapy offerings.

Home Exercise Therapy

Our NDIS physios in Essendon deliver personalised exercise programs to improve physical strength, flexibility, and day-to-day independence. These sessions are great for managing chronic pain, neurological conditions, or rehabilitation after surgery or injury.

We can meet you at home, in your backyard, or in local green spaces like Queens Park. Each session is tailored and progressed gradually – with safety, comfort, and outcomes in mind.

Hydrotherapy

Hydrotherapy is a valuable treatment option for participants needing gentle, low-impact therapy. We run hydro sessions at public heated pools near Essendon, where warm water supports the body and reduces joint strain.

Hydro helps improve mobility, manage pain, and boost confidence – especially for those with arthritis, MS, or other movement conditions. Every hydrotherapy session is guided by your physio and tailored to your ability level.

Manual Therapy

Our mobile physios provide hands-on treatments like soft tissue massage, stretching, and joint mobilisation – all from the comfort of your Essendon home. These manual therapies help relieve pain, restore movement, and improve function over time.

We bring all the equipment needed and adjust the treatment based on how you’re feeling each day, so your care always feels right for your body.

Contact Us

We are here to help you

If you’re an NDIS participant or carer living in Essendon, we’re here to help. Power Physio provides mobile physiotherapy that’s consistent, respectful, and built around you. Contact us today to get started.

Frequently asked questions

  • As an NDIS-registered provider, Power Physio follows the NDIS pricing arrangements and charges the gazetted rate of $183.99 per hour for therapeutic supports under the capacity building category. This rate is set by the NDIS and ensures that you receive high-quality, professional care in line with industry standards. Our services, including assessments, therapy sessions, reports, and travel to you, are all billed according to this rate, providing transparency and consistency in our pricing. If you have any questions about our fees or how they align with your NDIS plan, we’re happy to assist you.

  • Yes. Our clients can access a variety of medical reports through our services. These reports include:

    We provide a range of medical reports for our clients. These include: 

    • Functional Capacity Reports,

    • Progress Reports, and 

    • Letters of Support. 

    At our clinic, our physiotherapists diligently create detailed reports that outline your treatment journey, chart your progress, and showcase your physical accomplishments. We know better than anyone how essential these reports are to conveying your needs to your healthcare providers and serve as evidence for funding requests.