Medicare/DVA
AHSA provide patients with professional advice and guidance to assist with the management of their complex chronic condition. Patients referred to AHSA via a GP Management Plan (GPMP), with a valid Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) (Item No: 10953 and 10954) referral will be bulk billed for the services that are conducted from one of our various locations for the number of visits specified on the EPC referral.
Specialised treatment is also available to those suffering from Type 2 Diabetes (Item No: 81110, 81115 & 81116).In addition to the Team Care Arrangement, patients with type 2 diabetes are also eligible to participate in an eight week group exercise program. To be eligible to receive a Medicare rebate for these services, patients will need to be referred by their GP under the referral form ‘Referral for Group Allied health services under Medicare for patients with Type 2 Diabetes’.
Department Of Veteran Affairs
AHSA can provide services to entitled DVA cardholders who have chronic health conditions or need the provision of post-acute exercise rehabilitation or dietary advice for people recovering from major injury or illness. Treatment must be deemed clinically necessary.
This service must be accompanied by a referral (D904 referral) from your GP. Gold and white card holders accepted.
Workcover, TAC, CTP, MAIC and Pre-Employment Screenings
AHSA is covered with WorkCover NSW, WorkSafe VIC, Return to Work SA, and Workcover QLD, CTP NSW, TAC VIC, MVA SA, and MAIC QLD to undertake rehabilitation services when referred by your treating practitioner or Case Manager.
Our experienced AEPs provide rehabilitation programs which will be undertaken at a gym or pool, designed specifically to rehabilitate injuries and facilitate return to work goals.
Each client is assessed initially, to allow development of a tailored gym, hydrotherapy or physical conditioning program. If you are not accepted by WorkCover, we have a range of health cover options to ensure you receive affordable treatment to get you back to work.
Our Exercise physiologists are also trained to complete functional assessments needed for a pre-employment screenings. We work with a range of providers to facilitate these screenings at your local medical centre. See our locations page to find your closest centre.
Group Diabetes Exercise Program – Beat It (Diabetes NSW & ACT)
Those suffering with Diabetes (type 1, 2 and Gestational) may be eligible in Western and South Western Sydney to join Diabetes NSW & ACT’s Beat it Program. This is an 8 week program consisting of 2 exercise sessions per week in a gym setting and 4 educational sessions about lifestyle and healthy eating. Funding may be available. To find out more contact sam@alliedhealthsolution.com.au
Self Referral
AHSA provides comprehensive consultation services to those who may not be eligible under Medicare, or WorkCover but still want professional, evidence-based programs and advice to help improve general health and well being.
We are conveniently located around multiple locations in NSW, VIC, QLD, and SA and private health fund rebates are available to those whose policies cover certain extra’s therapies.
Clients living with a Disability (NDIS)
AHSA recently became providers under the NDIS for exercise physiology (physical well being) services to those with severe and permanent disabilities.
Working in conjunction with the NDIS and the participant’s planner, our Exercise Physiologists provide a comprehensive and specialized exercise program, tailored to the specific needs of the individual helping them achieve their personal goals and enabling them to participate more in the community.
Exercise Physiology services can be utilised to improve function through muscles that have become inactive or weakened as a result of your disability.
Hydrotherapy
Hydrotherapy is a popular form of treatment to aid in a variety of injuries and diseases. It involves the use of warm water to help relax muscles, decrease pain and promote buoyancy to take pressure of the muscles and bones.
Water provides a near-weightless environment where individuals can work at a similar intensity to land-based exercise, but for longer without discomfort or post-exercise soreness.
Following an initial assessment, appropriate clients undertake individual sessions with an AEP aiming to assist with general fitness, core strength, weight management, balance, coordination and strength.
Locations of hydrotherapy sessions are held at various locations, generally the patient’s closest local indoor pool.
Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation
Here at AHSA, we work in conjuction with your GP/surgeon/physio/chiro to to functionally restore you back to full health from musculoskeletal injury or surgery.
Following an initial assessment, rehabilitation would include strengthening, mobility, dynamic stabilisation, neuromuscular training and functional conditioning strategies to reduce dysfunction, pain and disability.
Treatment modalities may include body weighted exercise and movements, mobility/stretching techniques, corrective exercise, strength training, and hydrotherapy emphasizing evidence-based exercise therapy.
Personal Training
Here are AHSA our AEPs put you on the right path to assist you achieve your health, training and performance goals.
Knowledge of the latest and current evidence based research in the form of exercise prescription, nutritional programming, and behaviour modification are implemented within our exercise clinics to provide you with quality, effective and professional training solutions.
Following a detailed initial assessment including analysis of your goals and an anthropometry assessment, this information is used as your baseline data, which will provide the structure for your individualised training program.
Nutritional Plans
Our fully accredited dietitians are all accredited nutritionists and can give you guidance and planning on realistic, nutritional meals to achieve your goals. With your individualised plan and periodic reviews to make sure you are on the right track, you will be able to reach your goals and make that lifestyle change in a safe and healthy way to promote long term change.