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Medicare funded Exercise Physiology for Children & Adults - Perth
Medicare Exercise Physiology in Perth - Clinic & Mobile Visits
At Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health, we provide Medicare-funded Exercise Physiology services to help manage chronic conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, arthritis, & obesity. If you have a Medicare Care Plan or Team Care Arrangement, you may be eligible for up to 5 Exercise Physiology sessions per year. Our Accredited Exercise Physiologists create customised fitness plans to improve strength, mobility & overall health. Book your Medicare-funded exercise physiology session with us today!
Mobile Exercise Physiology Services Through Medicare Care Plan (GPMP/TCA)
Mobile Exercise Physiology Services Through Medicare Care Plan (GPMP/TCA)
At Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health, we are committed to providing the best possible care for all our patients. For those who find it difficult to attend our clinics in Malaga, Noranda, or Ellenbrook due to mobility issues or other health concerns, we are proud to offer mobile exercise physiology services for eligible patients under the Medicare Care Plan (GPMP) or Team Care Arrangement (TCA).
How Mobile Exercise Physiology Works
How Mobile Exercise Physiology Works
If you have a chronic medical condition and are eligible for a GP Management Plan (GPMP) or a Team Care Arrangement (TCA) from your GP, you may be able to access mobile exercise physiology services in the comfort of your own home. Our skilled exercise physiologists will visit you at your home to design and deliver individualized exercise programs that help improve your physical function, strength, and overall well-being.
Why We Can't Bulk Bill Mobile Exercise Physiology
Why We Can't Bulk Bill Mobile Exercise Physiology
While we accept Medicare Care Plans and Team Care Arrangements, mobile exercise physiology sessions cannot be bulk billed. This is due to the additional time and resources required for travel, as well as the time spent providing therapy. The travel time to and from your home, combined with the in-home treatment, demands more of our exercise physiologists' time compared to an in-clinic consultation.
To ensure that our therapists are fairly compensated for the time and expertise they provide, we charge an hourly rate of $168 for mobile exercise physiology sessions. Medicare provides a rebate of $60.35 per session, reducing the overall cost of the service.
What Does the Fee Include?
What Does the Fee Include?
The fee for a mobile exercise physiology session covers:
The exercise physiologist's time for assessment, exercise prescription, and rehabilitation.
The travel time to and from your home or preferred location.
The Medicare rebate of $60.35, which is applied directly to the session fee, leaving a balance of $107.65 to be paid by you.
Booking Your Mobile Exercise Physiology Appointment
Booking Your Mobile Exercise Physiology Appointment
If you have a GPMP or TCA and would like to receive mobile exercise physiology services, please contact us to schedule your appointment. We will require confirmation of your eligibility through your GP's referral and details of your Medicare care plan.
We are here to help you stay on track with your physical health, whether it's more convenient for you to visit us at the clinic or for us to come to you at home.
Contact Us for More Information
Contact Us for More Information
For more information about our mobile exercise physiology services or to confirm your eligibility for a GPMP or TCA, please reach out to us. Our team is dedicated to providing you with the support you need to improve your health and fitness in a way that works for you.
Making the Best Choice for Your Exercise Physiology Care
Making the Best Choice for Your Exercise Physiology Care
Please note that we are able to bulk bill in-clinic Medicare sessions which are of 20 minutes duration, or you can opt for a longer session and pay the gap fee. Please see this page for more information.
Our team is here to help you decide which option is best for your specific condition. Regardless of your choice, we’re committed to delivering high-quality physiotherapy care that helps you feel your best.
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FAQ: How to Access Medicare-Funded Allied Health Sessions through a TCA or GPMP
FAQ: How to Access Medicare-Funded Allied Health Sessions through a TCA or GPMP
1. What is a Team Care Arrangement (TCA) or GP Management Plan (GPMP)?
A Team Care Arrangement (TCA) and GP Management Plan (GPMP) are programs under Medicare that allow patients with chronic medical conditions to access a range of allied health services, including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and exercise physiology. These plans are created by your GP to coordinate care between your general practitioner and other healthcare providers.
1. What is a Team Care Arrangement (TCA) or GP Management Plan (GPMP)?
A Team Care Arrangement (TCA) and GP Management Plan (GPMP) are programs under Medicare that allow patients with chronic medical conditions to access a range of allied health services, including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and exercise physiology. These plans are created by your GP to coordinate care between your general practitioner and other healthcare providers.
2. Am I eligible for a TCA or GPMP?
To qualify for a TCA or GPMP, you must have a chronic medical condition that has been present for six months or longer. This may include conditions such as arthritis, diabetes, heart disease, stroke, or musculoskeletal disorders. It’s important to note that eligibility is assessed on a case-by-case basis and is at the discretion of your GP. Your GP will evaluate your medical history and determine whether you qualify for these plans.
2. Am I eligible for a TCA or GPMP?
To qualify for a TCA or GPMP, you must have a chronic medical condition that has been present for six months or longer. This may include conditions such as arthritis, diabetes, heart disease, stroke, or musculoskeletal disorders. It’s important to note that eligibility is assessed on a case-by-case basis and is at the discretion of your GP. Your GP will evaluate your medical history and determine whether you qualify for these plans.
3. How do I get a TCA or GPMP?
3. How do I get a TCA or GPMP?
To get a TCA or GPMP, you need to book an appointment with your GP. During your visit, discuss your chronic condition and how allied health services might support your treatment plan. If your GP agrees, they will create a GP Management Plan (GPMP) and/or a Team Care Arrangement (TCA). They will refer you for up to five allied health sessions per year, depending on your condition and healthcare needs.
4. What allied health services can I access under a TCA or GPMP?
4. What allied health services can I access under a TCA or GPMP?
With a TCA or GPMP, you may be eligible to access allied health services such as:
Physiotherapy
Occupational therapy
Speech therapy
Exercise physiology
The number of sessions allowed is typically up to five per year, but this may vary depending on your needs and the advice of your GP.
5. Is the cost of allied health services covered under Medicare with a TCA or GPMP?
5. Is the cost of allied health services covered under Medicare with a TCA or GPMP?
Medicare may cover the cost of your allied health sessions, but this will depend on the clinic’s billing policy. Some clinics bulk bill for these services, while others may charge a gap fee. It is important to confirm the payment structure when booking your appointment.
6. Can I see any allied health professional for my TCA or GPMP?
6. Can I see any allied health professional for my TCA or GPMP?
While your GP will refer you to allied health professionals as part of the plan, you can choose from a range of qualified providers. Be sure to confirm with the clinic whether they are Medicare-registered and accept TCA or GPMP referrals.
7. Can I request a longer session if I need more time with the therapist?
7. Can I request a longer session if I need more time with the therapist?
If you require more time with your therapist, you can choose to pay a gap fee for longer sessions. Under Medicare, your sessions for TCA or GPMP are usually limited to a shorter duration (e.g., 20 minutes). If you would like additional time to fully address your chronic condition, speak to the clinic staff about arranging an extended session for an additional cost.
8. How often can I access Medicare-funded allied health services under a TCA or GPMP?
8. How often can I access Medicare-funded allied health services under a TCA or GPMP?
You can access up to five sessions per year for each chronic condition that is covered under your TCA or GPMP. However, these sessions are reviewed annually by your GP. If your condition improves or worsens, your GP may adjust the plan accordingly.
9. What should I do if my GP doesn't think I am eligible for a TCA or GPMP?
9. What should I do if my GP doesn't think I am eligible for a TCA or GPMP?
If your GP determines that you are not eligible for a TCA or GPMP, you can discuss alternative options for managing your chronic condition. Many clinics offer private appointments or can direct you to other forms of support and care that may be more suitable for your needs.
Exercise Physiology in Perth – Expert Rehabilitation & Chronic Disease Management
Exercise Physiology in Perth – Expert Rehabilitation & Chronic Disease Management
What is Exercise Physiology?
Exercise Physiology involves the use of clinical exercise interventions to prevent or manage chronic diseases, rehabilitate injuries, and improve physical function. Our accredited exercise physiologists at Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health work with individuals of all ages, whether you’re recovering from surgery, managing a chronic illness, or looking to improve your overall health.
What is Exercise Physiology?
Exercise Physiology involves the use of clinical exercise interventions to prevent or manage chronic diseases, rehabilitate injuries, and improve physical function. Our accredited exercise physiologists at Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health work with individuals of all ages, whether you’re recovering from surgery, managing a chronic illness, or looking to improve your overall health.
How Can Exercise Physiology Help You?
Exercise physiology is a science-backed approach that provides a wide range of benefits, including:
How Can Exercise Physiology Help You?
Exercise physiology is a science-backed approach that provides a wide range of benefits, including:
Chronic Disease Management: Tailored exercise programs to manage conditions like Type 2 Diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and chronic pain.
Injury Rehabilitation: Post-surgical or injury recovery programs to restore strength, mobility, and function.
Exercise for Disabilities: NDIS-supported exercise programs for individuals with disabilities, aimed at improving independence and quality of life.
Weight Management and General Fitness: Programs designed to support weight loss, fitness improvement, and long-term health goals.
Our Exercise Physiology Services
Our Exercise Physiology Services
At Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health, our Exercise Physiology services are tailored to meet the unique needs of every client:
Chronic Disease Management
Exercise is critical in managing conditions like Type 2 Diabetes, heart disease, and arthritis. Our exercise physiologists design evidence-based programs to help you stay active, manage symptoms, and reduce the risk of further complications. Bulk billing is available through Medicare for eligible patients.Injury Rehabilitation
Whether you’re recovering from a motor vehicle accident (MVA), workers’ compensation injury, or surgery, our exercise physiologists will work closely with you to create a rehabilitation plan that promotes healing, reduces pain, and restores mobility.Exercise for Disabilities (NDIS)
We offer tailored exercise programs for individuals on the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). These programs help people with disabilities improve strength, coordination, and functional capacity to increase independence and participation in daily activities.Weight Loss & Fitness Programs
For clients looking to improve their fitness, manage weight, or address conditions related to obesity, our exercise physiologists design personalized exercise programs based on your goals, current fitness level, and medical history.
Why Choose Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health for Exercise Physiology?
Why Choose Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health for Exercise Physiology?
Experienced, Accredited Exercise Physiologists: Our team is qualified, experienced, and passionate about helping individuals achieve their health goals.
Medicare Bulk Billing Available: Eligible clients can access Medicare-funded sessions, making our services affordable.
NDIS Provider: We support individuals with disabilities through the NDIS framework, offering inclusive and effective exercise programs. We can see plan and self managed participants.
Multi-Disciplinary Team: Our exercise physiologists work alongside physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and speech therapists to offer a holistic approach to care.
Sensory Room and Kids Therapy Gym
Our state-of-the-art sensory room and kids therapy gym are designed to provide sensory integration therapy and gross motor development in a fun and safe environment. These spaces are equipped with a trampoline, climbing frames, swings, and other tools to help children and adults with sensory processing challenges or developmental delays.
Sensory Room and Kids Therapy Gym
Our state-of-the-art sensory room and kids therapy gym are designed to provide sensory integration therapy and gross motor development in a fun and safe environment. These spaces are equipped with a trampoline, climbing frames, swings, and other tools to help children and adults with sensory processing challenges or developmental delays.
Why Choose Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health for Exercise Physiology?
Why Choose Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health for Exercise Physiology?
Qualified and experienced occupational therapists with a passion for helping people
State-of-the-art facilities, including sensory rooms and rehabilitation gyms
Tailored therapy plans for all ages and abilities
NDIS provider offering individual and group sessions (plan and self managed participants)
Multidisciplinary team working alongside physiotherapists, exercise physiologists, and speech therapists
Exercise Physiology in Perth
Exercise Physiology in Perth
At Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health, we provide exercise physiology services across Perth, with appointments available in clinic and, where suitable, via mobile visits. We support children, adults and older adults who may benefit from structured, individualised exercise programs designed to improve strength, endurance, mobility, confidence, physical function and day-to-day participation.
Our exercise physiology services may be suitable for people living with chronic health conditions, disability, deconditioning, injury-related limitations, reduced fitness, or age-related changes in physical capacity. We take a practical, person-centred approach and tailor each program to the individual’s goals, medical history, current ability and daily life demands.
Exercise physiology is an allied health service that uses individualised exercise and physical activity to support people with chronic and complex conditions, disability, injury recovery, and reduced physical capacity.
At Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health, exercise physiology may assist people working toward goals such as:
improving strength and endurance
increasing confidence with movement
supporting physical function
building capacity for work, home, school or community activities
improving participation in everyday life
supporting long-term health and wellbeing
Exercise Physiology Services Across Perth
Exercise Physiology Services Across Perth
If you are looking for exercise physiology in Perth, Palms offers flexible options to help make therapy more accessible. Depending on your needs, you may be able to access support through:
clinic appointments
mobile exercise physiology visits, where suitable
selected funding pathways such as Medicare for eligible patients, NDIS, DVA, private health insurance, or private fee-paying arrangements, depending on the service and your circumstances
Some people prefer attending a clinic setting, while others benefit from therapy in their own home or usual environment.
How Exercise Physiology May Help
How Exercise Physiology May Help
Exercise physiology does not replace medical care. Instead, it may support people whose health condition, disability, recovery needs, or reduced capacity are affecting their physical function and participation.
Depending on the individual, exercise physiology may assist with:
Strength and Endurance
Strength and Endurance
Support with gradual, tailored exercise programs aimed at improving physical capacity, stamina and movement confidence.
Exercise physiology may form part of a broader support plan for people living with long-term health conditions where exercise is clinically appropriate.
Exercise physiology may be relevant for some people recovering from injury, illness, surgery, hospitalisation, cancer treatment, or extended inactivity, where a graded return to movement and function is appropriate.
For some people living with disability, exercise physiology may help support strength, physical participation, confidence with movement and functional capacity, depending on the person’s goals and presentation.
Older adults may benefit from individualised exercise support to maintain strength, mobility, balance confidence, endurance and general physical wellbeing.
Confidence with Movement
Confidence with Movement
Some people need support to begin moving again safely after a long period of inactivity, pain, illness, or reduced confidence. Exercise physiology can help create a realistic starting point and build from there.
Who We Support
Who We Support
We support children, adults and older adults with disability, injury, chronic conditions, developmental concerns, communication needs, mobility challenges and rehabilitation goals.
Who May Benefit from Exercise Physiology?
Who May Benefit from Exercise Physiology?
Exercise physiology may be suitable for children, adults and older adults who are experiencing:
Programs are always tailored to the individual. The right approach depends on the person’s goals, function, health background and current capacity.
Browse Services by Therapy Area
Browse Services by Therapy Area
Find the right support by discipline, including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, exercise physiology and other allied health services.
More Than Exercise Physiology
More Than Exercise Physiology
Although this page focuses on exercise physiology in Perth, Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health also offers a broader allied health service. Depending on your needs, you may also benefit from:
Support with mobility, rehabilitation, musculoskeletal concerns, balance, physical function and pain-related movement limitations.
Support with self-care, routines, fatigue management, sensory needs, home setup, assistive technology and day-to-day function.
Support with communication, speech, language, cognitive-communication, feeding and swallowing where clinically relevant.
This can be especially helpful for people who need a coordinated approach across more than one therapy area.
Mobile Exercise Physiology
Mobile Exercise Physiology
Individualised home-based exercise programs to build strength, fitness, balance and confidence with movement.
Clinic or Mobile Exercise Physiology
Clinic or Mobile Exercise Physiology
Clinic-based exercise physiology may be a good option for people who would benefit from:
a dedicated therapy environment
access to exercise equipment and rehabilitation spaces
a structured and supervised setting
gradual progression of exercise with clinician support
Mobile exercise physiology may suit people who:
have difficulty travelling
prefer support at home
want exercise integrated into daily routines
benefit from assessment in their usual environment
This can be particularly helpful where confidence, home setup, transport, mobility, or fatigue are affecting participation.
Funding Options
Funding Options
Some people may be eligible to access exercise physiology under a GP referral pathway, depending on referral requirements and Medicare rules.
Exercise physiology may be available for some NDIS participants where the support relates to disability and aligns with plan goals and funding criteria. Final funding decisions rest with the NDIA.
Some exercise physiology services may be claimable through private health insurance depending on your level of cover and insurer rules.
Eligible DVA clients may be able to access allied health services depending on referral and program requirements.
We also welcome private clients seeking support with exercise, rehabilitation, function, chronic condition support, or healthy ageing.
Home Care Exercise Physiology
Home Care Exercise Physiology
Home-based exercise support to improve strength, balance, mobility and long-term physical function.
NDIS Exercise Physiology
NDIS Exercise Physiology
Exercise support to improve strength, balance, mobility and long-term physical function for participants on the NDIS.
FAQ
FAQ
What is exercise physiology?
What is exercise physiology?
Exercise physiology is an allied health service that uses structured, individualised exercise to support people with chronic conditions, disability, injury recovery, and reduced physical capacity.
Do you provide exercise physiology across Perth?
Do you provide exercise physiology across Perth?
Yes. Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health provides exercise physiology services for people across Perth, with clinic appointments and mobile services available where suitable.
Can I have exercise physiology at home?
Can I have exercise physiology at home?
In some cases, yes. Mobile exercise physiology may be available depending on your location, therapist availability, and whether home-based support is clinically appropriate.
Do I need to be fit before seeing an exercise physiologist?
Do I need to be fit before seeing an exercise physiologist?
No. Exercise physiology is often helpful for people who are starting from reduced capacity, recovering from illness or injury, managing chronic conditions, or needing support to exercise safely.
It may be appropriate for some people living with chronic or complex conditions where tailored exercise is relevant to physical function, capacity and participation.
Some patients may be eligible for exercise physiology under a GP referral pathway, depending on Medicare criteria and referral requirements.
It may be available for some NDIS participants where the support relates to disability needs, plan goals and funding criteria. Final decisions rest with the NDIA.
Both are allied health professions, but they often have different areas of focus. Exercise physiology is centred on structured clinical exercise and physical activity, while physiotherapy may include a broader focus on movement, rehabilitation, musculoskeletal care and physical function.
Do you see older adults?
Do you see older adults?
Yes. Exercise physiology may support older adults with strength, endurance, mobility, balance confidence and general physical capacity as part of healthy ageing or function-focused support.
Do you only offer exercise physiology?
Do you only offer exercise physiology?
No. We also provide physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech pathology, so clients can access broader allied health support where needed.
A Practical, Goal-Focused Approach
A Practical, Goal-Focused Approach
At Palms, our exercise physiology services are designed to be practical and relevant to real life. We focus on the things that matter most to the person, whether that is:
walking further
improving tolerance for daily tasks
rebuilding strength after illness
participating more comfortably in home, work, school or community life
improving confidence with exercise
maintaining independence as you age
building a sustainable exercise routine
We aim to keep exercise achievable, meaningful and aligned with the person’s circumstances.
Not Sure Where to Start?
Not Sure Where to Start?
If you’re unsure which facility, service, or technology is the right fit, our team can guide you based on your goals and presentation.
Looking for Exercise Physiology in Perth?
Looking for Exercise Physiology in Perth?
Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health offers Exercise Physiology services across Perth, with appointments available in clinic and, where suitable, via mobile visits. We support children, adults and older adults with tailored exercise programs designed around function, capacity, confidence and daily life.
Contact our team to discuss whether Exercise Physiology may be the right fit for your needs.
Explore Our Services & Facilities
Explore Our Services & Facilities
Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health offers a range of therapy services and specialised supports. You can browse by therapy area, explore specialised services, or learn more about the facilities and equipment we use in-clinic .
External Resources for Exercise Physiology in Australia
External Resources for Exercise Physiology in Australia
Exercise & Sports Science Australia (ESSA)
https://www.essa.org.au
The peak body for exercise physiology in Australia. Provides information for the public about exercise physiology services and professional standards.
National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)
https://www.ndis.gov.au
Information on how NDIS participants can access exercise physiology services.
Diabetes Australia
https://www.diabetesaustralia.com.au
Learn more about how exercise can help manage Type 2 Diabetes, with resources and guidelines for patients.
Heart Foundation Australia
https://www.heartfoundation.org.au
Resources and programs for managing cardiovascular health, including exercise recommendations.
Arthritis Australia
https://www.arthritisaustralia.com.au
Learn about managing arthritis through exercise, with detailed guides and support options.
Better Health Channel (Victoria)
https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au
Offers comprehensive information on the role of exercise in managing chronic conditions, injury rehabilitation, and general health.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on Exercise Physiology
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on Exercise Physiology
Q: What is the role of an exercise physiologist?
Q: What is the role of an exercise physiologist?
An exercise physiologist designs and implements clinical exercise programs to help individuals prevent or manage chronic diseases, recover from injury, and improve their overall health. Unlike personal trainers, they work with patients who have specific health conditions or physical limitations.
An exercise physiologist designs and implements clinical exercise programs to help individuals prevent or manage chronic diseases, recover from injury, and improve their overall health. Unlike personal trainers, they work with patients who have specific health conditions or physical limitations.
Q: What conditions can exercise physiology help manage?
Q: What conditions can exercise physiology help manage?
Exercise physiology can assist with the management of several chronic conditions, including:
Cardiovascular disease
Osteoarthritis and other musculoskeletal disorders
Respiratory conditions like COPD
Neurological disorders, including Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and Parkinson's Disease (PD)
Q: Is exercise physiology covered by Medicare?
Q: Is exercise physiology covered by Medicare?
Yes, exercise physiology is covered by Medicare for eligible patients. You’ll need a referral from your GP under a Chronic Disease Management Plan (CDM), which allows you to access up to 5 subsidized sessions. There is another plan that enables you to 8 x Medicare sessions of exercise if you are a Type 2 Diabetic.
Q: How is exercise physiology different from physiotherapy?
While both exercise physiologists and physiotherapists work to improve physical health, exercise physiology focuses on designing exercise programs for chronic disease management and fitness improvement. Physiotherapy tends to focus on hands-on treatment and rehabilitation after injuries or surgeries.
Q: How is exercise physiology different from physiotherapy?
While both exercise physiologists and physiotherapists work to improve physical health, exercise physiology focuses on designing exercise programs for chronic disease management and fitness improvement. Physiotherapy tends to focus on hands-on treatment and rehabilitation after injuries or surgeries.
Q: Can I access exercise physiology under NDIS?
Yes, Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health is a NDIS provider, and our exercise physiology services are available for individuals with NDIS funding. We work with people with disabilities to create exercise programs that improve strength, mobility, and independence. We can see participants who are self or plan managed.
Q: Can I access exercise physiology under NDIS?
Yes, Palms Physiotherapy & Allied Health is a NDIS provider, and our exercise physiology services are available for individuals with NDIS funding. We work with people with disabilities to create exercise programs that improve strength, mobility, and independence. We can see participants who are self or plan managed.
Q: Can exercise physiologists help with weight loss?
Q: Can exercise physiologists help with weight loss?
Yes, our exercise physiologists create tailored exercise programs to support weight loss and improve overall fitness. We take into account your health status, medical history, and personal goals to ensure the program is safe and effective.
External Resources for Exercise Physiology in Australia
External Resources for Exercise Physiology in Australia
Exercise & Sports Science Australia (ESSA)
https://www.essa.org.au
The peak body for exercise physiology in Australia. Provides information for the public about exercise physiology services and professional standards.
National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)
https://www.ndis.gov.au
Information on how NDIS participants can access exercise physiology services.
Diabetes Australia
https://www.diabetesaustralia.com.au
Learn more about how exercise can help manage Type 2 Diabetes, with resources and guidelines for patients.
Heart Foundation Australia
https://www.heartfoundation.org.au
Resources and programs for managing cardiovascular health, including exercise recommendations.
Arthritis Australia
https://www.arthritisaustralia.com.au
Learn about managing arthritis through exercise, with detailed guides and support options.
Better Health Channel (Victoria)
https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au
Offers comprehensive information on the role of exercise in managing chronic conditions, injury rehabilitation, and general health.
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