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Buninyong Physiotherapy

Locality: Buninyong, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5341 2288

Address: 1/507 Warrenheip St. 3357 Buninyong, VIC, Australia

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24.01.2022 Please note our temporary change of hours for the next 2 weeks

24.01.2022 Have a great weekend everyone!

23.01.2022 Another hard fought win in Gnarly condtions. Well done boys.. keep up the great work. http://www.thecourier.com.au//bombers-win-another-thrill/

20.01.2022 Following on from the recent easing of restrictions in rural Victoria, Physiotherapists are now able to see patients for "Essential Care" only. This relates to conditions where an absence of treatment is likely to result in a significant deterioration. Please feel free to contact us if you are unsure if you fit the current criteria. Stay safe and well

15.01.2022 Thanks Brad Jones for all your amazing work over the past 3 and a half years. Not only a crackin good physio, but a genuinely champion bloke, with a unique energy and enthusiasm that will be greatly missed. So as you ride into the sunset, we wish you nothing but the best for the next chapter.. may it be Epic!

14.01.2022 Here are our modified clinic hours for the next 2 weeks. Remember .. If we're not home, leave a message, or give Steve a call on 0417 051 585. Hope everyone is having a fantastic start to 2017!!

14.01.2022 Super Excited to be heading up to the Gold Coast next month to work at the Commonwealth Games.

13.01.2022 Happy Easter break everyone.. Stay safe

12.01.2022 This is a great summary of a very complicated problem

11.01.2022 Blast from the past , nearly 16 years ago !!!

11.01.2022 Dear valued clients, It is with deep sadness that we have decided to temporarily close our clinic as of Friday 27/3/2020. You are no doubt acutely aware of the massive changes that are occurring within our community as a result of the COVID 19 virus. To date, we have been continuing to provide physiotherapy services to our community members, with adherence to the strictest infection control measures that are available to us. Unfortunately, given the anticipated increase in in...fection rate, and the recommendations regarding social distancing from the government, we no longer feel certain that we can provide a safe environment for you or our staff. Additionally, some of our clients and staff may be at increased risk, and it is for these reasons that we feel the responsible action to take is to hibernate the practice. Our intention is to provide a resumption of services as soon as we believe it is safe to do so. In the meantime, we will be initiating online video consultations (Telehealth) within the next week or so. Whilst there is obviously no capacity here for hands-on techniques, we can conduct interviews and assess relevant movements to diagnose the problem. Following this, we can discuss management options including provision of appropriate exercises, and other strategies to assist your recovery. We will also continue to be able to refer you for investigations or to your medical practitioner if appropriate. If you do have a problem for which you might normally visit a physio, it is well worth considering an online visit, particularly during these unusual circumstances. If you’d like more information on these services, please feel free to call our clinic number- which will divert to my mobile phone, and I will email more specific details. We encourage all our clients to stay safe, adhere to social distancing, wash your hands regularly and importantly stay connected to friends and family (even if it is by phone, facetime or skype) as we need each other more than ever at this difficult time. Finally, keep moving and try to maintain general fitness walk, run, practice yoga, meditate or whatever you need to do to keep your mind and body as healthy as possible. We hope you all stay safe, and we can get through this challenge. Steve will be available by mobile phone or email, so whilst our physical door is temporarily closed, we are still here for our clients! See more

08.01.2022 Please note our temporary hours, while Steve is away working on the Gold Coast.. sorry for any inconvenience

07.01.2022 Retweeted Exercise Works! (@exerciseworks): Exercise during pregnancy https://t.co/sfOl9rYIB5 Great graphic via @Tommys_baby https://t.co/mPgJurhEN5

06.01.2022 "CHANGING OF THE STEPHANIE'S"We are really excited to welcome Stephanie Wilson as the newest member of our Physiotherapy team.Stephanie is an experienced Physio who has been previously working in BallaratShe is coming on board Monday 23rd of January, and will be available on Mondays and Thursday's. We would also like to send a massive shout out to Steph Neal, who has been such an amazing part of our team over the past 2 years.Sad for us that you had to leave, but we are so happy that your dream at Pilates HQ is going gangbusters!, and that you are only 2 doors away, so we still get to see you regularly.

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04.01.2022 EXERCISE IS AS GOOD AS SURGERY FOR DEGENERATIVE MENISCAL TEARS OF THE KNEE !!Brand new study published in British journal of medicine demonstrates that exercise is equal to surgery (partial menisectomy) in middle aged patients with degenerative meniscal tears of the knee. The article is attached, but here are the nuts and bolts:140 patients randomly assigned to surgery or exercises therapy All have degenerative (not traumatic) meniscal tears on MRI with no Osteoarthriti...s.Average age = 49 years (35 - 60 years)Exercise group = 12 weeks of exercises 2-3 sessions per week ( included ex bike, squats , resistance band work, hopping drills, leg press in the gym- so we are talking serious exercises here!!) Results: They measured reported knee symptoms / function at 2 years (using a questionnaire called KOOS), and knee strength at 3 monthsIn both groups, at 2 years the reuslts were the same (80% had greater than 10 point improvement on the KOOS score), and the exercise group had significantly greater muscle strength at 3 months (and at 12 mths followup). The surgical group had reduced muscle strength at 3 months (and only slightly improved on pre-op strength at 12 mths).The exercise group also reported less swelling, restricted movement, and mechanical symptoms (catching pain etc) at 2 years follow up.This is great evidence to show that you can make a real difference with a structured rehabilitation program and may be able to avoid surgical intervention. However, as with all research, there are some limitations, and each individual case needs to be assessed for suitability, and monitored to ensure this approach is appropriate. Your Physiotherapist will be able to provide you with the best advice on a program thats suitable for your needs. See more

01.01.2022 Make it mandatory for radiologists to include epidemiological data in their scans! Where do I sign the petition?

01.01.2022 Well my week working in the athletes village at GC 2018 came to an end yesterday. I have had an incredible experience, treating some wonderful athletes from so many different countries and across a wide range of sports. It has also been a privilege working alongside a large team of experienced sports Physio ‘s. Now I’m looking forward to coming home and getting back to work.