We help veterans improve their mobility and manage pain
Strive Healthcare is proud to be a registered physiotherapy provider for the Department of Veterans’ Affairs. If you are a current or former member of the Australian Defence Forces, you may be eligible for benefits from the DVA, including ongoing physiotherapy services. Our highly experienced and caring team can assist with injuries, pain management, assisting in rehabilitation and restoring mobility.
Our range of treatments include:
How Physiotherapy may help Veterans
Strength and Mobility
Help maintain muscle mass and joint mobility as you get older
Personalised Exercise Plans
Help keep active, manage pain and meet your mobility goals
Assistive Technology
We recommend in-home and mobility aids to support your independence after injury
Veteran Physiotherapy Eligibility
The Department of Veterans’ Affairs covers the entire cost of your physiotherapy treatments for holders of DVA Gold or DVA White cards. To access these services, you will need to see your GP (or similar medical specialist) for a referral to ensure it’s fully covered as a part of your DVA coverage.
Please check What a DVA Health Card Covers for more details about card entitlements to ensure your needs are covered. A Veteran Card – Gold or White currently covers physiotherapy treatment that is clinically necessary.
We understand that you may have more questions or concerns before starting physiotherapy treatment.
Don’t worry, we’re here to help! Please don’t hesitate to reach out to us.
You can contact us via email at info@strivehealthcare.com.au or by phone at 08 6509 3399
We look forward to hearing from you and helping you find the best solution for you.
Strive healthcare acknowledges the traditional owners of the land the Aboriginal people and Torres Straight Island people. We pay our respects to their culture, their connection to land and country and their Elders past, present, and emerging. We recognise their ownership to this land as their sovereignty was never ceded and therefore this always was and will be Aboriginal land.
