Our specialised Parkinson's disease management at Banora Mobile Physio is centred on personalised care, recognising the unique challenges presented by this condition. As Parkinson's disease specialists, we understand the varied clinical manifestations encompassing both motor and non-motor symptoms, necessitating an individualized approach to address specific goals.
Our primary objective is to enhance the quality of life by maintaining and improving function and independence.
Muscle Strength and Joint Flexibility
Maximising muscle strength and joint flexibility forms a vital component of our approach, promoting physical resilience.
Exercise and Mobility Improvement
Utilising targeted Parkinson’s disease physiotherapy exercises and movement strategies to enhance mobility, we address strength, endurance, flexibility, and functional practice.
Movement Pattern and Posture Correction
Our skilled therapist for Parkinson’s disease aim to correct and improve abnormal movement patterns and posture.
Balance and Fall Prevention
Prioritising the correction and improvement of posture and balance, our physio for Parkinson’s interventions minimize the risk of falls, fostering a safer environment.
Overall well-being
Suffering from Parkinson’s disease can be overwhelming and stressful. Massage therapy for Parkinson’s patient can help managing and alleviating physical and mental tension.
Respiratory Health
Maintaining a good breathing pattern and effective cough is integral to overall health, and our program includes strategies to support respiratory well-being.
Patient Education
Empowering individuals with Parkinson's and their caregivers or family members through education is an essential element, ensuring informed decision-making and ongoing support.
Enhancement of Drug Therapy Effects
We work collaboratively to enhance the effects of drug therapy, complementing medical interventions for comprehensive care.
Our evidence-based approach highlights the importance of exercise in Parkinson's physiotherapy management, incorporating neuroprotection training early on.
Exercise, including aerobic activities and strength training against external resistance, has been proven to slow down motor skill degeneration and improve overall quality of life. Furthermore, our innovative dual-task training addresses the specific challenges of multitasking, improving gait, balance, and cognition.
Additionally, we explore promising interventions such as music-based movement therapy, combining cognitive movement strategies, cueing techniques, balance exercises, and physical activity. This holistic approach, emphasising enjoyment in movement, offers a unique and patient-centric alternative to standard exercises.
At Banora Mobile Physio, our commitment is not just to manage Parkinson's disease but to optimise the well-being and quality of life for the patients and their family members.
Call us today to embark on a journey toward a more fulfilling and empowered life with our specialised Parkinson's therapy program.
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Jenny was my Physio at Home following a knee replacement, visiting twice per week for four weeks. What a blessing!
Jenny used her expertise to provide support, treatment and advice to rehabilitate my knee allowing me to have an excellent outcome rapidly improving my mobility and reducing pain.
Jenny Quattocchi has been the best physiotherapist that I have ever had. Jenny's knowledge of exercise and therapeutic massage have enabled me to quickly recover from a Total Knee Replacement. Jenny is a very caring person who is dedicated to getting the best outcomes for her patients.
I had the best care from Jenny following my hip replacement. Jenny was very professional, kind and caring. She helped me with my rehabilitation and I trusted her suggestions even when I thought I couldn’t do it. I would absolutely recommend Jenny, and am so glad I found her.
Hi there! Have some questions about our physiotherapy for Parkinson’s disease? Find the answers below.
Physiotherapy plays a crucial role in managing Parkinson's disease by focusing on improving mobility, balance, flexibility, and overall functional abilities. Our specialized programs aim to enhance quality of life and slow the progression of symptoms.
Our physiotherapy programs are tailored for individuals diagnosed with Parkinson's disease at various stages. Whether newly diagnosed or in advanced stages, our approach is designed to address specific needs and improve daily functioning.
Physiotherapy employs targeted exercises, stretches, and movement strategies to alleviate symptoms such as rigidity, tremors, and difficulties with balance. These interventions aim to enhance overall mobility, posture, and coordination.
Yes, massage therapy can offer benefits for Parkinson's patients as part of a comprehensive care plan. While it may not directly address the underlying neurological aspects of the disease, Parkinson’s massage therapy can help manage certain symptoms and improve overall well-being.
The initial assessment includes a thorough evaluation of your physical condition, medical history, and specific Parkinson's-related symptoms. This assessment helps our physiotherapists understand your needs and design a targeted treatment plan.
The frequency of sessions varies based on individual needs and the tailored treatment plan. Typically, sessions are scheduled weekly, but this can be adjusted based on progress and goals.
Yes, Banora Mobile Physiotherapy provides the convenience of in-home sessions for individuals with Parkinson's disease. This ensures personalized care in a familiar environment.
Family members or caregivers are encouraged to be involved in the sessions. They can learn exercises and strategies to support the individual with Parkinson's disease and contribute to a holistic approach to care.
Many insurance plans cover physiotherapy services, including those for Parkinson's disease. It's recommended to check with your insurance provider for specific coverage details. You can request a quote from your private health insurance to estimate the gaps with the items 500 for Initial assessment and 505 for Follow-up visits.
To schedule an appointment, please contact Banora Mobile Physiotherapy via phone at 07 5524 6328 or via email at banoramobilephysio@gmail.com. Our team will assist you in setting up an initial assessment and creating a personalized plan for managing Parkinson's disease through physiotherapy.
Medicare can cover a part of your physiotherapy treatment fees through an Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) plan, allowing doctors to approve up to five allied health services annually with a referral. Typically, this service is designated for individuals with chronic conditions. We recommend discussing this option with your physiotherapist or treating doctor. Please be aware that there is a gap fee of $34.70 per visit for this service.
Yes, you claim a rebate with your Private health insurance, however coverage may vary. It is advisable to check with your insurance provider to determine the extent of coverage. You can request a quote from your private health to estimate the gaps with the items 500 for Initial assessment and 505 for Follow-up visits.
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