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My Aged Care

My Aged Care Funded Exercise Physiology

Stay Strong, Independent and Active with My Aged Care

As we age, maintaining strength, balance, mobility and confidence becomes increasingly important. Through My Aged Care funding, eligible older Australians can access Exercise Physiology services designed to help them remain independent, active and living safely at home.

Our Accredited Exercise Physiologists work with older adults to develop personalised exercise programs that support healthy ageing, improve quality of life, and assist with managing chronic health conditions.

What is My Aged Care?

My Aged Care is the Australian Government's gateway to aged care services and support. Depending on your needs and eligibility, funding may be available to help you access health and wellness services, including Exercise Physiology.

Exercise Physiology services can often be funded through:

  • Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP)
  • Home Care Packages (HCP)
  • Support at Home funding (where applicable)
  • Self-managed aged care funding arrangements

Our team can work with you, your care coordinator, support provider, or family members to ensure services are delivered in line with your care plan and goals.

How to access funding

Getting started is simple:

Step 1: Register with My Aged Care

Contact My Aged Care or visit their website to arrange an assessment.

Step 2: Complete Your Assessment

An assessor will discuss your needs and determine what supports may be available to you.

Step 3: Choose Your Provider

Once approved, you can nominate your aged care provider and discuss accessing Exercise Physiology services through your funding package.

Step 4: Book Your Appointment

Contact our clinic and we'll guide you through the process and liaise with your provider where required.

How Can Exercise Physiology Help?

Regular, structured exercise is one of the most effective ways to maintain independence and improve overall health as we age.

Our Exercise Physiology programs may help with:

  • Improving strength and muscle mass
  • Enhancing balance and reducing falls risk
  • Increasing mobility and flexibility
  • Managing arthritis and joint pain
  • Improving cardiovascular health
  • Supporting diabetes management
  • Assisting with osteoporosis and bone health
  • Improving confidence with daily activities
  • Increasing energy levels and wellbeing
  • Supporting rehabilitation after illness, surgery, or injury

All exercise programs are tailored to your individual needs, abilities and health conditions.

Who Can Benefit?

Exercise Physiology may be suitable for older adults living with:

  • Arthritis
  • Osteoporosis
  • Diabetes
  • Heart disease
  • Parkinson's disease
  • Stroke recovery
  • Chronic pain
  • Balance and mobility concerns
  • Falls or fear of falling
  • Frailty and age-related muscle loss

Whether your goal is to continue gardening, walk confidently, play with grandchildren, or simply maintain your independence, we can help create a program that works for you.

Why Choose Our Exercise Physiologists?

  • Accredited and university-qualified professionals
  • Experienced in healthy ageing and chronic disease management
  • Individualised exercise programs
  • Focus on independence, mobility and quality of life
  • Compassionate and supportive approach
  • Flexible service delivery options

We are passionate about helping older Australians stay active, healthy and confident at every stage of life.

Ready to get started?

If you have a Home Care Package, CHSP funding, or would like assistance understanding your options through My Aged Care, our team is here to help.

Contact us today to discuss your eligibility and book an Exercise Physiology appointment.

Email Enquiry

How to access funding

Getting started is simple:

Step 1: Register with My Aged Care

Contact My Aged Care or visit their website to arrange an assessment.

Step 2: Complete Your Assessment

An assessor will discuss your needs and determine what supports may be available to you.

Step 3: Choose Your Provider

Once approved, you can nominate your aged care provider and discuss accessing Exercise Physiology services through your funding package.

Step 4: Book Your Appointment

Contact our clinic and we'll guide you through the process and liaise with your provider where required.

Ready to get started?

If you have a Home Care Package, CHSP funding, or would like assistance understanding your options through My Aged Care, our team is here to help.

Contact us today to discuss your eligibility and book an Exercise Physiology appointment.

Email Enquiry

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