Patient, thorough and caring - Wide Bay Rehab is dedicated to helping you reach and maintain your best health.
At Wide Bay Rehab, we believe patients come first. Our highly skilled team provides in-home Physiotherapy, Neurological rehabilitation, mobility recovery, hydrotherapy and group exercise.
We provide compassionate, client centred care for a range of conditions affecting mobility such as: Brain injury, Stroke , Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson’s Disease.
We offer comprehensive, personal and confidential care to people of all
ages and backgrounds.
Dylan explains my progress from the last visit, gently corrects me and I can see from his cues how to move my feet in the leg exercises. I like all the physios….Good people skills, a great team!
G wished to pass on her compliments to her physiotherapist from Wide Bay Rehab. G stated that the service provided by Louis is very professional. Her confidence around her mobility has improved especially when going up and down steps. G is very happy with the service provided.
I started with Wide Bay Rehab about 18 months ago with cramping, nerve pain & balance issues. I had little confidence and didn’t like being in large groups. A mobile physiotherapist is a perfect approach where I can work at my own pace, in my own home & have someone reliable & very professional to correct any issues that arise while showing me easier ways to get maximum benefit
I have been using their services for a few years now and would highly recommend them. They go out of their way to be helpful. I am on NDIS and sometimes I come across something I need help with and they help to get it quickly sorted. I would give them a 5/5 recommendation.
Linda has been looking after me for more than twelve months and in that time I have made significant improvement in my weak areas . Also having her come to the house
Saves my husband a lot of time and is more comfortable for me as I am in a relaxed setting
Paula loved it (hydrotherapy) and said the staff are lovely. I can’t thank you enough for bringing her trust back”
