Located in North East Melbourne Metro area.
Personalised Physio in Rosanna
Family owned & operated since 1989. Physio, myotherapy and remedial massage at 8 Bellevue Avenue, a short walk from Rosanna station. Open 6 days, with a car park opposite.
Been before? Book a follow-up visit
12 practitioners
Choose who you see when you book
Before You Book
No referral needed
For private patients. Using Medicare or DVA? Bring your GP's referral.
Claim on the spot
HICAPS at the front desk, so you pay only the gap if your extras cover includes physio.
$85 first physio visit
New patients, normally $110. Code NEW85. See the offer
Open 6 days
Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm. Saturday 8:30am to 4:30pm.
Easy parking
120-space car park opposite, and 200 m from Rosanna station.
How We Can Help
Choose the service that fits, or call us and we'll help you decide. How much treatment helps varies from person to person, and your practitioner will tell you what to expect after your first assessment.
Not Sure What to Book?
Here is how our three main appointment types differ. Still unsure? Call (03) 9457 2336 and our front desk will help you choose.
Physiotherapy
Start here if you have an injury, new pain, pain that keeps coming back, or you're recovering from surgery.
What happens: a registered physiotherapist assesses the problem, explains it, starts treatment and gives you exercises.
Claiming: physio extras cover, Medicare care plans, TAC, WorkCover and DVA.
Book a physio visitMyotherapy
Suits you if you have muscle tightness or tension and want hands-on treatment with exercises.
What happens: an assessment of your posture and muscles, then hands-on treatment, which can include dry needling.
Claiming: some health funds pay a rebate. Check your extras cover. More about myotherapy
Book myotherapyRemedial Massage
Suits you if you want massage for muscle tension, without an injury that needs assessing.
What happens: a 60 or 90 minute massage focused on the areas you choose.
Claiming: some health funds pay a rebate. Check your extras cover.
Book remedial massageYour First Physio Visit
30 minutes, with your assessment and treatment in the same visit.
We Listen
What happened, what makes it better or worse, your health and medicines, and what you want to get back to.
We Check How You Move
Your movement and strength, and specific tests for the sore area.
We Explain
What we think is going on, in plain English, and whether you need anything else first, such as a scan or a visit to your GP.
We Start Treatment
Hands-on treatment where it suits you, and a simple plan to follow at home. If more visits would help, we'll explain why. It's always your choice.
What to bring: your health fund card, your GP's details, any GP referral or care plan, any X-rays, scans or reports, a list of your medicines, and clothes you can move in.
Need to cancel? Please give us 24 hours' notice. Same day cancellation/non-attendance fees may apply.
Meet the Team
Ten physiotherapists, a myotherapist and a remedial massage therapist. Pick who you'd like to see, or book the first free time with anyone. Read everyone's profile
You can check any physiotherapist's registration on the Ahpra register. We share our building with Bellevue Podiatry, so our physios and podiatrists can work together when you need both (Rosanna Allied Health).
Fees, Health Funds and Medicare
First visit for new patients
A 30-minute general physio visit, covering your assessment and treatment.
Book your first visit- Quote code NEW85 when you book by phone. Booking online? Mention it at reception when you arrive.
- For a first general physio visit. Not for dizziness and vertigo, jaw (TMJ), women's health or massage appointments. Full offer details
- Private health: if your extras cover includes physio, we claim on the spot with HICAPS and you pay only the gap. What you get back depends on your fund and cover. Prefer to claim yourself? Ask for an invoice.
- Medicare: with a GP Chronic Condition Management Plan and your GP's referral, Medicare pays $63.40 towards each physio visit, for up to 5 allied health visits in total each calendar year. A gap fee applies.
- TAC, WorkCover and DVA: accepted. Please call us before your first visit and bring your claim details or paperwork.
- Home visits: available for nearby patients, including self-managed NDIS participants. Please call to arrange.
Want to know more? Read how much a physio session costs.
Free Guides from Our Physios
Simple advice and exercises you can read at home.
Finding Us
We're at 8 Bellevue Avenue, Rosanna, 13 km north east of the city.
- By train: about 200 m from Rosanna station on the Hurstbridge line.
- By car: park in the 120-space car park directly opposite, or on the street.
- Access: wheelchair access, with one accessible parking space on site and a ramp to the entrance.
Patients come to us from right across north east Melbourne, including Ivanhoe, Heidelberg, Macleod, Watsonia, Greensborough and Eltham along the train line, nearby Lower Plenty, Templestowe and Bulleen, and Preston to the west.
Rosanna Physio
8 Bellevue Avenue, Rosanna VIC 3084
- Monday to Friday
- 8am – 6pm
- Saturday
- 8:30am – 4:30pm
- Sunday and public holidays
- Closed
Common Questions
Do I need a referral?
No, not as a private patient. You need your GP's referral if you're using Medicare with a GP Chronic Condition Management Plan, or your DVA card. For TAC or WorkCover, please call us first and bring your claim details.
How long is an appointment?
First and follow-up physio visits are 30 minutes. Longer appointments can be arranged for sports, strength or back problems if you ask when you book. Massage and myotherapy run for 60 or 90 minutes.
How many visits will I need?
It depends on the problem and how long you've had it. Your physio will give you an honest estimate at your first visit, and whether you book again is always your choice.
When should I see a physio?
When pain or stiffness is stopping you doing what you normally do, or keeps coming back. Read when to see a physio and how to know if you need one.
What's the difference between physio and sports physio?
Sports physio focuses on injuries from sport and getting you back to training. You book the same way. Read musculoskeletal and sports physio explained.
What should I wear?
Comfortable clothes you can move in. Shorts help for knee, hip or ankle problems, and a singlet or loose top for the neck or shoulder.
Book Your Physio in Rosanna
Pick a time online, or call and we'll find one for you. Open Monday to Saturday.
Our Practitioners works closely with the following organisations and Physiotherapy health care funds
