Warm-water physio, one-on-one — when exercise on land hurts too much.
Your own physiotherapist in the pool with you at Logan North Aquatic Centre, 2 Sports Drive, Underwood. Never a group class.
First hydro session ½ price · gap-free with private health extras
- Suits knee and hip pain, arthritis, recovery after joint replacement and chronic back pain
- Program written for your condition — you don’t need to be a swimmer
- NDIS (plan & self-managed), WorkCover, CTP, DVA, Medicare care plan and private extras
Program led by Ben Birchall, physiotherapist · Daisy Hill Physio, Allamanda Drive
Get a call back
Takes 20 seconds. We check your funding and find you a time — no obligation.
Prefer to talk now? Call 07 3209 2000
Clinic hours: we call within the hour. Evenings and weekends: you get a text straight away and a call from 7:30am the next clinic day.
How it works
Reception checks your funding pathway and books you in.
A land-based assessment so your physio can plan a safe pool program.
1:1 sessions at Logan North Aquatic Centre, a few minutes from the clinic.
Why the pool helps
Buoyancy takes weight off sore knees, hips and backs so you can move through ranges that hurt on land.
A heated indoor program pool helps muscles relax, so strength and mobility work feels easier.
Every session is one-on-one and progresses with you — not a class you have to keep up with.
Questions
Do I need to be able to swim?
No. You stand in chest-deep warm water with your physiotherapist beside you the whole time.
Do I need a referral?
Not for private or health-fund patients. DVA and Medicare care plans need a GP referral; WorkCover and CTP need your claim number. We’ll tell you exactly what to bring when we call.
What does it cost?
Your first hydro session is half price — or gap-free if you have private health extras. NDIS, WorkCover, CTP and DVA usually cover sessions; we confirm your pathway on the call before you book.
Why is there an assessment first?
So your physio can check the pool is safe and right for you and write your program. It’s one visit at the clinic, then you’re in the water.
