Ryde Road Physiotherapy

24/04/2025

25/12/2024

Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy Healthy 2025!

21/12/2023

All the staff at Ryde Road Physiotherapy wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and a Healthy Happy 2024! We are open for business as per usual except for the public holidays! So give us a call or book us online if you need to see a physio!

24/12/2021

The team at Ryde Road Physiotherapy would like to wish you and your loved ones a safe and happy Christmas. Hope you get to relax, enjoy, recharge and ready for 2022. We are open during the holiday periods if you need us !

25/06/2021

✅ YES - WE ARE OPEN! ✅
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As Physiotherapy is currently an essential service, we are now offering multiple options for our community, to ensure their needs can be met, in the safest possible way.
We are offering the following services:
1. In clinic (as per our usual service)
2. Online virtual consultations (via Zoom or Skype)
3. Phone call consultations
4. Home visits

07/03/2021

HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY! Sports Vectors by Vecteezy

25/04/2020

We remember and thank all those that made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom and country on this Anzac Day.

29/01/2020

Knee Osteoarthritis (OA) is characterised by knee pain and loss of function. A simple way to understand the condition is that while there are structual changes to the knee, the knee has become sensitised and painful.

There are multiple factors related to knee pain, most of which can be modified to influence your symptoms.

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24/12/2019

MERRY CHRISTMAS! Warm wishes from all of us at RYDE ROAD PHYSIOTHERAPY. hill

12/12/2019

Check out our article on Ryde District Mums

Here at Ryde Road Physiotherapy we care for all women who are mothers to be and those who are mothers already. The article shares some common misconceptions of pain and what is accepted during pregnancy or afterwards.

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02/12/2019

Sailing in a harbour city is quite popular
and encompasses various classes of boats from single handed dinghies to
keelboats.

Injuries in sailing can result from:

Lack of fitnessOveruse/OvertrainingTrauma.

The physical demands of a sailor will vary greatly with boat class and the specific job and the most common overuse injuries are seen in the back, knee and shoulder and these.

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12/11/2019

Did someone say MASSAGE time? Call us to make an appointment on 98172080.