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Super Rehab was established in 2013 and continuously delivers high quality allied health services.

02/02/2026

Team Learning Spotlight: MND NSW In-Service

We were thrilled to host Kristie from .NSW Neurone Disease NSW for a professional development in-service with our Super Rehab team.

This session was part of our ongoing commitment to learning and collaboration, helping our clinicians better understand and support people living with Motor Neurone Disease (MND).

Thank you to Kristie and the MND NSW team for your time and dedication — your partnership helps us continue to provide compassionate, person-centred care in our community.

👉 Contact our team if you know someone with MND who may need allied health support
📞 (02) 8970 4632
🌐 superrehab.com.au/referral

30/01/2026

Falls are one of the leading causes of hospitalisation for older adults—and many early warning signs are easy to miss. Here are 5 subtle signs your loved one may be at risk:

1️⃣ Hesitation or fear when stepping over thresholds or uneven ground
2️⃣ Using walls or furniture to steady themselves while walking
3️⃣ Difficulty getting up from a chair or bed
4️⃣ Shuffling feet or slower walking pace
5️⃣ Recent changes in medication, vision, or balance

Our experienced Physiotherapists can assess your client’s mobility, strength, and environment to create a personalised fall prevention plan—right in the comfort of their own home. Whether it is prescribing a walking aid, strengthening exercises, or recommending equipment, we are here to help older adults stay safe, confident, and independent.

📞 Book a home assessment today:
👉 superrehab.com.au/general-referral
📲 Or call us at (02) 8970 4632

28/01/2026

Our OT team had an informative in‑service session with BMS Plus, focussing on innovative bed and mattress solutions designed to improve comfort, pressure care and mobility outcomes for aged care and NDIS participants.

In the session we explored the hybrid support mattresses that switch between foam and alternating air, and an interactive pressure mapping app that visualises real‑time pressure distribution on the mattress surface. This would help clinicians, participants and carers better understand support zones and optimise mattress selection for safety and comfort.

This hands‑on learning helps our team make more informed recommendations and enhances our ability to match bedding solutions to individual client needs, supporting independence, skin integrity and quality of rest.

Looking for OT support on bedding solutions that assist with pressure care, safer transfers or better sleep for your clients?
👉 Contact our team to discuss trial options or book an in‑home assessment.
📞 (02) 8970 4632
🌐 superrehab.com.au/referral

26/01/2026

🇦🇺 Reflect. Respect. Celebrate.

On Australia Day, we take a moment to reflect on the values that unite us — community, care, resilience and inclusion.

At Super Rehab, we are proud to support people from all walks of life through meaningful, person-centred allied health services delivered across diverse communities.

🧡 Whether you are spending the day with family, enjoying some rest, or reflecting quietly — we wish you a safe and connected day.

We will continue building a future together where everyone feels supported to live well, safely and independently.

23/01/2026

Exercise Physiologists (EPs) work with clients to improve their health, mobility, and confidence—through tailored, evidence-based movement. Here’s how our EPs support older adults, NDIS participants, and those on Restorative Care Pathway or Support at Home programs:

🏃 They support clients with:
• Chronic conditions like diabetes, stroke, arthritis, heart and lung disease
• Improving balance, endurance, fatigue management, and strength
• Safe reconditioning for clients at risk of deconditioning or recovering after hospital stays

🤝 They collaborate with OTs and PTs as part of a wellness and reablement approach—ensuring long-term support that meets individual goals. Whether at home or in our hub, EPs help clients stay active, independent, and confident in their bodies.

Looking to refer a client for ongoing exercise or reablement goals?
Contact our team to see how Exercise Physiology can make a difference.

📞 (02) 8970 4632
🌐 superrehab.com.au

21/01/2026

Physiotherapists play a critical role in helping clients stay safe, independent, and confident in their movement—whether at home or in the community. Here’s how PTs support participants under NDIS and Aged Care programs:

🦵 They assess:
• Mobility, balance, strength, and coordination
• Pain, stiffness, and functional limitations
• Falls risk and physical confidence

🦯 They prescribe:
• New walking aids such as walking sticks, quad sticks, 4-wheel walkers, or pick-up frames
• Tailored exercises to improve strength, balance and post-surgery recovery
• Gait retraining, especially if the person has never used a walking aid before

📍PTs are especially important when:
• A participant is unsteady, unsure, or new to walking aids
• There’s a need for an evidence-based mobility assessment
• The goal is to reduce falls and maintain independence at home

Referring a client for mobility support or walking aid prescription?
Let our PT team help ensure it’s done safely and effectively.

📞 (02) 8970 4632
🌐 superrehab.com.au

19/01/2026

What Do Occupational Therapists (OTs) Actually Do?

OTs play a vital role in helping NDIS participants and older adults live safer, more independent lives at home and in the community.

Here’s what OTs can support you with:
🛁 Daily Living & Safety – Assessing personal care, mobility, cognition, and falls risk
🏠 Home Modifications – Recommending changes to make your home safer and easier to navigate
🧠 Capacity Building – Helping you build confidence and skills to manage daily activities
🦽 Assistive Technology (AT) – Recommending equipment or products under the AT-HM scheme, including shower chairs, bed rails, ramps, and more

Our team works closely across OT, Physiotherapy, and Exercise Physiology to ensure safe, coordinated care.

Need an OT assessment for AT, home safety, or support planning?
Contact our team today:
📞 (02) 8970 4632
🌐 superrehab.com.au

15/01/2026

❓ Why can’t an OT simply recommend a new walking aid?

It’s a great question—and one we’re often asked.

Before prescribing or recommending a new walking aid, there are important clinical and safety considerations to address:

👣 1. The current walking aid may not have been properly assessed
Many walking aids are purchased by family members, passed down from a loved one, or borrowed from a friend. Without professional assessment, the aid may not be the right fit or used safely.

⚖️ 2. There may be underlying physical factors
Reduced strength, balance, endurance, or confidence can all affect mobility. These factors often require a Physiotherapist’s assessment and targeted interventions. In some cases, a new walking aid is not the best solution at all.

🛠️ 3. Walking aids require training—not just equipment
Whether it’s a walking stick, quad stick, or 4‑wheeled walker, every walking aid requires individualised education and practice. Incorrect use can actually increase the risk of falls or injury.

At Super Rehab, our OTs, Physiotherapists, and Exercise Physiologists work collaboratively to assess mobility, trial equipment, and ensure the right support is in place.

02/01/2026

🟩 2026 THEME: COLLABORATION

As we move into 2026, collaboration will guide how we work, grow and deliver care across Super Rehab.

Collaboration begins within Super Rehab. We will continue to strengthen connections across our internal teams, enabling shared knowledge, integrated expertise and well-coordinated care centred on each client.

It also extends beyond Super Rehab. In 2026, we will continue to work closely with care partners, support coordinators, community organisations and service providers to promote the health, safety and wellbeing of our shared participants in the community.

Most importantly, collaboration places our participants at the centre of everything we do. We will work alongside the participants and their families and/or carers as active partners by listening, educating and empowering them to make informed decisions that support safety, independence and wellbeing at home.

31/12/2025

🟦 2025 YEAR IN REVIEW

2025 has been a year defined by change, resilience and impact.

In 2025, Super Rehab team supported 1,518 new clients, in addition to our existing community, delivering allied health services across 398 suburbs throughout Sydney. Our clinicians provided 21,263 occasions of service to NDIS participants and Support at Home participants and supported participants to remain safe, independent and engaged in their own homes.

Our multidisciplinary clinicians, together with our customer service, accounts and equipment teams, worked tirelessly across homes, facilities and communities to ensure continuity, quality and compassion in every service delivered. None of this would be possible without the commitment, professionalism and adaptability of the Super Rehab team, nor without the trust placed in us by our clients, care partners, referrers and community organisations. For this, we are sincerely grateful.

29/12/2025

The festive season is a wonderful time for connection, but it can also bring unique risks and challenges, especially for older adults at home. Our physiotherapy team has shared some simple but important tips to help keep everyone safe, active, and well this Christmas:

👣 1. Keep Moving Gently
Long lunches and afternoon naps are part of the fun, but encourage light movement like short walks, leg stretches, or standing during gift wrapping to prevent stiffness and improve circulation.

🪜 2. Watch for Hazards
Decorations, extension cords, and extra chairs can all become trip hazards. Keep walkways clear and ensure good lighting, especially in hallways and bathrooms.

💧 3. Stay Hydrated
With the summer heat and busy schedules, it’s easy to forget water! Set reminders or offer water regularly, especially for those who aren’t always aware of their thirst.

🪑 4. Use Aids Properly
If your loved one uses a walker, walking stick, or any other mobility aid, make sure it’s nearby and used consistently throughout the day, even in familiar environments.

🧠 5. Pace the Day
Christmas can be overwhelming. Try spreading activities across the day and allow quiet breaks. Fatigue and overstimulation can lead to unsteady movement or confusion.

🎁 Bonus Tip: If you’re gifting equipment or aids, make sure they’re suitable and installed safely. Not all “helpful” items are a good fit without a proper assessment!

24/12/2025

From all of us at Super Rehab, we wish you and your loved ones a joyful, safe, and restful Christmas Day.

Today is a time for connection, reflection, and gratitude, and we are especially thankful for our amazing clients, families, staff, referrers, and partners who make our work so meaningful throughout the year. 💙

🎁 Thank you for letting us be part of your journey this year. We look forward to continuing to support you in the New Year.

Stay safe, stay kind, and take care.

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112a New Canterbury Road
Petersham, NSW
2049

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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+61289704632

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https://www.superrehab.com.au/

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