Mobile Exercise Physiology
Team Rehab Solutions offers in-home exercise physiology services, caring for patients of all ages with physical or intellectual disabilities or those suffering from chronic disease.
Our Exercise Physiologists support you to maintain, regain or improve your current functional capacity, to maximise your quality of life – enabling you to reach your short and long-term goals. Our exercise physiologists work with you to build an exercise program developed specifically to improve your physical capacity. We take a holistic and collaborative approach to care, which ensures and fosters self-efficacy for optimum rehabilitation outcomes. We offer treatment services in a variety of environments including home, hydrotherapy, in-clinic, or at the gym to best suit you.
- Physical and Intellectual Disabilities
- Mental Health
- Physical and Functional Assessments
- Rehabilitations
- Chronic Disease Management
- Falls Prevention
- Strength and Conditioning
- + Much More!
Common Questions About Exercise Physiology
An Exercise Physiologist can help your condition by working with you to formulate an appropriate treatment plan to assist in reaching your specific goals. Exercise Physiologists use movement and exercise in conjunction with specific education and motivational guidance to treat and manage your conditions.
You can expect your Exercise Physiologist to listen to your personal story and ask questions, so they can work with you to guide an appropriate treatment plan. Your Exercise Physiologist will complete a detailed, goal-focused, clinical, and functional assessment. This may include the Exercise Physiologist observing how you move, how strong you are, what your balance is like, as well as other specific assessments.
Treatment will vary and be specific to you but will likely involve modified movement and exercises to build your capacity and function through strength, fitness, balance, and more. Treatment will change and progress while working alongside your Exercise Physiologist. Sessions may take place in different environments including your home, gyms, or pools, depending on your interests and goals.
Sometimes, the treatments may leave you feeling a little tired or sore. If that is the case, it’s important you let your Exercise Physiologist know. That way, they can modify your treatment to get the best results for you.
