The Avoca Beach Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinic was first established in Avoca on the Central Coast of NSW in 1998 with the aim of providing the highest standard of Physiotherapy services and injury management. Our relaxed, friendly clinic is privately owned and operated by Barry Tuddenham ensuring the highest standard of care is delivered to each and every client.
Barry will individually tailor a treatment and rehabilitation plan to relieve your symptoms, and speed your return to full health. Map out your rehabilitation programme and set goals and objectives that will help your recovery, whether that be following your surgery, following your weekend sporting activities or your difficulty performing normal daily activities.
Barry will individually tailor a treatment and rehabilitation plan to relieve your symptoms, and speed your return to full health. Map out your rehabilitation programme and set goals and objectives that will help your recovery, whether that be following your surgery, following your weekend sporting activities or your difficulty performing normal daily activities.
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Physiotherapy is a science-based health care profession that aims to maximise human movement with freedom from stress and pain. Using clinical diagnosis and appropriate treatment, physiotherapy aims to restore and maintain optimal movement and function after illness or injury, and improve quality of life through physical freedom.
Barry Tuddenham, Avoca Beach Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinic's principal physiotherapist, is commited to providing the highest possible standard of physiotherapy care to his clients. After completing his primary and secondary education at Gosford Primary and High schools, Barry enrolled in the physiotherapy undergraduate course at Sydney's Cumberland College of Health Sciences.
I write briefly to thank you for the treatment I have received recently. My knee has not been giving me as much trouble and my back is much better now. My GP referred me to a surgeon regarding my knee and after viewing the xrays and MRI scan he is surprised that I am still walking around on it. I am down for surgery in Nth Gosford in February on one or possibly both knees.
No, you do not need a doctors referral to see a physiotherapist unless you are claiming through Workers Compensation, Third Party CTP Insurance, Veterans Affairs or are an Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) patient. You do need to have a NDIS plan with the National Disability Insurance Scheme to claim through them.
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