Good Hub

goodwood physio |

goodwood physio |

Physiotherapy in Goodwood

Corner building with illuminated signboards reading 'ALTERNATIVE HEALTH COMMUNITY' and 'GOODHUB,' featuring large stained glass windows on a street during dusk.

98-100 Goodwood Rd, Goodwood SA 5034

Our Goodwood clinic is conveniently located for people living and working in Goodwood and surrounding suburbs, including Millswood, Wayville, Unley, Hyde Park, Clarence Park, Forestville, Black Forest, Everard Park and surrounding areas.

Home and community physiotherapy is also available across metropolitan Adelaide.

My Community Physio and My Community OT provides personalised physiotherapy from Good Hub in Goodwood, conveniently located for people living across Adelaide's inner southern suburbs.

Our physiotherapists and occupational therapists provide evidence-informed care across a broad range of needs, with particular experience supporting people living with persistent pain, POTS and dysautonomia, hypermobility and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS), neurological conditions and other complex health conditions.

We understand that physiotherapy isn't always about treating a single injury. Pain, fatigue, joint instability, changes in mobility and reduced exercise tolerance can all affect everyday life. Our approach considers your individual needs, goals and the activities that matter most to you.

Physiotherapy Services in Goodwood

Our Goodwood physiotherapists can support you with:

  • Musculoskeletal pain and injuries

  • POTS & dysautonomia

  • Hypermobility & EDS

  • Persistent pain

  • Neurological physiotherapy

  • Older adult physiotherapy

  • Falls prevention & balance

  • Strength & rehabilitation

  • Vestibular rehabilitation & dizziness

  • Exercise prescription

How to book an appointment?

Appointments are available with our physiotherapy team at Good Hub in Goodwood.

You can book or enquire online, call our team on (08) 7134 5700, or contact us by email.

What payment methods do you accept?

  • Private clients

  • Private health insurance

  • Medicare Chronic Condition Management Plans

  • DVA clients

  • NDIS participants who are self-managed or plan-managed

  • Return to Work SA

What to expect at your first appointment

Your initial physiotherapy appointment gives us time to understand your health history, current concerns and what you would like to achieve.

Depending on your needs, your physiotherapist may assess areas such as:

  • Movement and mobility

  • Strength

  • Balance

  • Walking

  • Joint movement and stability

  • Pain

  • Exercise tolerance

  • Functional activities

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