Workers compensation physiotherapy near you
Searching for a workers comp physio near you? PACT treats injured workers from across greater Sydney and NSW, seven days a week, in clinic at Miranda or by telehealth wherever you are. On an accepted claim the insurer is invoiced direct, so the treatment costs you nothing.
Workers comp physio near you, wherever you are in NSW
When you search for a workers comp physio near you, what you are really looking for is one who knows the scheme inside out, because your treatment and your reports shape how the whole claim runs. That is exactly what PACT is built for. Injured workers come to the Miranda clinic from every corner of greater Sydney, with early, evening and weekend appointments arranged around suitable duties and shift work.
If travel is not realistic, whether you are in the Illawarra, western Sydney, the Central Coast, regional NSW or working away from home, PACT Virtual Care runs the same assessment, rehabilitation and insurer reporting by telehealth. Telehealth physiotherapy is funded on accepted NSW workers compensation claims when it is clinically appropriate, and many workers pair telehealth reviews with the occasional visit in person.
- In clinic at Miranda, open 7 days to workers from across Sydney
- Telehealth anywhere in NSW through PACT Virtual Care
- Appointments to 9pm on weekdays
- Same fees, same reporting, same physio either way
Physiotherapy that understands the whole claim
A work injury is never only an injury. It sits inside a claim, and the physiotherapist you pick ends up writing the recovery reports your case manager reads, recommending the capacity that feeds your Certificate of Capacity, working in with your rehabilitation provider, and helping build the plan that gets you back to work safely. PACT treats every one of those as part of the job, so your treatment and the paperwork that carries it move together and your claim keeps its momentum.
Andrew Ellis spent a decade inside the occupational rehabilitation system before he opened PACT. He worked as a Senior Rehabilitation Consultant for national providers and as a Senior Workplace Health and Safety and Injury Management Advisor inside large Australian organisations, carrying injured worker caseloads, writing return to work plans and advising the employers and insurers sitting on the other side of the file. He has read physio reports from that side of the desk and knows exactly what makes one genuinely useful. Every PACT report is written to that standard, whether you are seen in Miranda or join us by telehealth from the other end of the state.
You pick the physio, not your employer
On a NSW workers compensation claim the physiotherapist is your call. Not your employer's, not the insurer's. Either can put a clinic in front of you, but you are free to book somewhere else, and free to change your mind partway through a claim. Nothing ties you to whoever is closest to the worksite, and distance is not a barrier either, because PACT Virtual Care can carry your treatment by telehealth. If you move to us mid claim, we take over with one pre approved session and pick up the approval paperwork from there.
No GP referral is needed to get started. Where a physiotherapist, chiropractor, osteopath or accredited exercise physiologist has not already treated your injury, and treatment begins within three months of the injury, SIRA allows up to eight consultations on an accepted claim before any further approval is needed. Other situations run differently, for example up to three if treatment starts more than three months after the injury, so we check your exact arrangement with your insurer or case manager before your first appointment.
Whoever holds your claim, the bill goes to them
It does not matter which insurer your employer is with. We bill the icare scheme agents direct, including EML, Allianz, Gallagher Bassett, QBE and DXC, along with self insured employers and interstate schemes where NSW treatment is approved. WorkCover Queensland claims are managed here too, and NSW CTP motor accident injuries are billed the same way.
Everything is invoiced to the insurer at SIRA rates. There is no bill at reception, no rebate to chase and no gap on an accepted claim, from your first assessment through to your discharge report. If you would rather not run a claim at all, a private initial appointment is $165 for 60 minutes and a follow up is $142 for 40 minutes.
- Every icare scheme agent: EML, Allianz, Gallagher Bassett, QBE and DXC
- Self insured employers and interstate schemes where NSW treatment is approved
- WorkCover Queensland and NSW CTP claims handled the same way
- No invoice, no rebate, no gap on an accepted claim
Andrew Ellis leads your care
PACT was founded by Andrew Ellis, our principal physiotherapist, AHPRA registered and SIRA approved. Your appointments are with Andrew, or with a physiotherapist he has brought into the same approach, so your care and your reporting hold to one standard either way.
That consistency is what case managers and rehabilitation providers across Sydney and NSW count on. Clear reports, capacity advice that stands up to scrutiny, and a plan that keeps your recovery and your return to work pointed in the same direction.
No out of pocket cost
On an accepted workers compensation or CTP claim, your treatment is billed directly to the insurer. There is no gap and nothing for you to pay at your appointment, and we handle the invoicing for you. If you are a private patient, see our fees.
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Same day appointments often available at our Miranda clinic, or by telehealth across Australia.