At Burns Bay Physiotherapy, our highly experienced physiotherapists are genuinely interested in finding lasting solutions to your pain and injury. At Burns Bay Physiotherapy, we care for people with pain or problems involving muscles, joints, movement etc. Our goal is to help you restore your quality of life so you can enjoy doing the things you love and need to do.
At Burns Bay Physiotherapy we provide the highest quality Musculoskeletal care in Lane Cove. We approach you as a whole person, take time to find what you want, understand you and work with you to achieve your goals; because we care.
At Burns Bay Physiotherapy we provide the highest quality Musculoskeletal care in Lane Cove. We approach you as a whole person, take time to find what you want, understand you and work with you to achieve your goals; because we care.
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Burns Bay Physiotherapy was established in Lane Cove over 20 years ago by Musculoskeletal Physiotherapists Ann Ross and Jill Ross. The practice currently has 4 Physiotherapists who are all highly qualified, with a range of experience. Scroll down to meet the team. We provide a friendly, caring and professional environment where each patient is respected and treated as an individual.
Ann established Burns Bay Physiotherapy with sister Jill in 1996 with the goal of providing the highest quality musculoskeletal care in Lane Cove. Ann initially graduated in 1983 from Sydney University and after working at Prince of Wales/Prince Henry Hospitals and St George Hospital she worked in various private practices before returning to Sydney University to do her post graduate studies in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy in 1991.
Jill established Burns Bay Physiotherapy with sister Ann in 1996 with the aim of providing the highest quality Physiotherapy to the local area in a welcoming and friendly environment. After graduating as a Physiotherapist in 1986 from Cumberland College of Health Sciences, Jill worked in public hospitals in NSW and in the U.K.
Teresa has been an invaluable member of the team at Burns Bay Physiotherapy as our receptionist on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays since 2005. Teresa grew up in Lane Cove and after travelling and working elsewhere, returned to Lane Cove to bring up her family. She loves connecting with our patients and deeply cares for the families and individuals who we look after at Burns Bay Physiotherapy.
Donna grew up in southern Sydney. She worked in various corporate organisations in Sydney and Edinburgh before returning to Sydney to settle. Donna now lives in Lane Cove and enjoys dog walks, yoga, travelling and spending time with family and friends. Donna has been our receptionist on Wednesdays and Fridays since 2011.
Reviews (6)
Abigail Zhao
Feb 09, 2021
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The actual physio consult was good, but I definitely called to ask first whether it was bulk billing for a care plan, and was told that it was. Upon entering the office, I was not informed that Medicare would only cover $54 of the $280 cost! When I called to make an appointment, they didn’t mention that different therapists have different costs and that I could choose. My husband and I are very disappointed in this lack of communication and the resulting stress it is bringing in my pregnancy, as I don’t have private health insurance. Unfortunately we will have to escalate further for some resolution
Frank Zhao
Feb 07, 2021
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Alastair McGibbon
Jul 24, 2020
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Roy Newport
Jul 14, 2020
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Having suffered multiple injuries to my knee at work, I had been previously treated by a number of different Physiotherapist on the north shore, but it wasn’t until I discovered Kirsty Tradell at Burns bay Physio in Lane Cove that I truly started getting positive results, Kirsty’s expert treatment has made a huge difference to my life!, I highly recommend her 👌
Shane Billington
Aug 13, 2019
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I don’t write reviews as a rule but in this case for me it’s a must, I suffered quite a serious injury mid last year , around August , that has left me with some long term damage both physically, emotionally and mentally , after spending a week in intensive care and 5 weeks in the renal ward completely incapacitated, unable to even go to the toilet or dress myself and for a time even eat on my own, I saw about 5 or 6 different physio’s, all of them pushing me to do things that I just couldn’t, not through lack of trying , I hated being the way I was, in a last ditch attempt I went down
Dom Bennett
Mar 19, 2019
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