Welcome to Physiologic Physiotherapy and Sports Medicine Clinic
We are committed to providing you with the highest quality services in rehabilitation, sports medicine and global health and well being.
We are your local injury management experts. We have proudly serviced the Robina area plus the surrounding suburbs of Mermaid, Varsity Lakes, Reedy Creek, Mudgeeraba and Burleigh Waters areas for 25 years.
Our philosophy is simple. The absolute best in assessment, treatment and prevention to give our patients the best possible outcomes
HOW WE GET YOU BETTER
Whether you are injured or healthy, investments in your health are the best decisions you can make.
Our physiotherapists follow a specific clinical pathway to make sure you get the best results as soon as possible.
Our team are highly skilled professionals with specialised knowledge in a range of fields.
We take the time to understand your problem and goals.
We provide expert assessment, diagnosis and prognosis from day one.
We set a treatment plan to efficiently and effectively meet those goals with focus on manual (hands on) techniques, therapeutic exercises and active patient participation.
Read up on our latest blog posts
Flat feet or high arches ? Find out if they are a problem – 3 min video
Pain in your feet, heels, ankles, knees, hips or back – foot type can contribute to this – check your own feet using this video Sore feet, heels or ankles ? Ever wondered if your flat feet are causing problems further up ? Do you need orthotics ? Find out the...
GAP FREE Initial Consultation on ALL Foot and and Ankle Problems in July
Sore feet and ankle(s)? Perhaps you rolled your ankle and it’s been weak ever since! Are your kids complaining of heel pain? Ever wondered whether your flat feet are affecting you? Sore feet and ankles and are a huge problem amongst our clients. We are giving all our...
Warm up program for soccer players – FIFA 11+
Ever wondered if you are warming up properly before training and games? We get asked all the time – whats the best way to warm up ? We are moving away from the idea of static stretching as a warm up and there is definitely no evidence to say that it prevents injury....