1424 North Road, Clayton Victoria 3168, Australia
About Us
Why Choose Us
Ashgail Rehabilitation Service provides high-quality physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, psychology, exercise physiology, and allied health assistant services that use evidence-based practice. Patient centered care to achieve your goals with personalised therapy is what we pride our service to deliver. "A ray of hope" is all that one needs to be motivated to reach his goal and ARS is your partner on this journey.
How We Can Help You
- Paediatric and Adult Physiotherapy
- Paediatric and Adult Occupational Therapy Services
- Assistive Technology
- Exercise Physiology
- Hospital to Home Transition Services
- Geriatric Assessment & Rehabilitation Therapy
- Back to Work Assessment
- Fit to Work Assessment
- Exercise Physiologist Personal Training
- Weight Loss
- Injuries and Pain
See the Difference
We take pride in the quality of service we aim to deliver. With over 10 years of experience in the rehabilitation field and a diverse caseload, we can partner with you on your rehabilitation journey.
Patient-centered care with evidence-based practice has been our motive to achieve results that are unique to the goals set by the individual for the outcome that they anticipate gaining out of therapy.
Mobile Physiotherapy
We come to you. You can have high quality physiotherapy service in the comfort of your home and/or community. We can meet you at gym or a community pool to have a session.
- GLA:D certified physiotherapist to manage arthritis.
- Pre and post surgical rehabilitation.
- Manage and reduce chronic pain.
- Pre and post natal conditions and education
- Reducing and managing back pain (acute and chronic)
- Hydrotherapy for screened hydrotherapy safe conditions.
- Falls prevention and classes to learn how to optimise balance and reduce falls.
- Reconditioning through exercises.
- Cardiorespiratory exercises.
- Manual therapy like Massage, mobilisation and manipulation.
- PILATES- Mat, physio ball and reformer-based exercises
- Pre and Post amputation exercises.
- Strengthening and conditioning programs.
- Management of osteoporosis through exercises.
- Exercises for cancer conditions.
- Weight bearing and non-weight bearing exercises.
- Pre and post operative rehabilitation (shoulder replacement, hip replacement, and knee replacement)
Occupational Therapist
Our occupational therapists has helped patients with a wide variety of physical conditions and disabilities. You might think that simply going to work every day or undertaking day to day activities is easy, but for many people it can be a challenge. We work with our patients to help them overcome their challenges and reach all of their goals.
Occupational Therapists (OTs) also help people with physical, cognitive, and developmental disabilities to live full lives by using adaptive equipment, teaching life skills and strategies, increasing self care abilities and offering a support system through case management. Occupational Therapy services are available to clients who live both in long term care settings as well as in their own homes.
- Paediatric and Adult Occupational Functional Capacity Assessment
- Assistive Technology
- Ongoing Occupational Therapy Input
- Workplace Assessments
- Geriatric Assessment in Home
- Minor Home Modification Assessment
- Major Home Modification Assessment (coming soon)
- Telehealth
Psychologist
Our Psychologist work with people experiencing mental health challenges and concerns such as anxiety, depression, stress, sleep difficulties, anger, life issues and low self-esteem. The psychologist can help support those managing chronic pain, disability or health concerns, with a focus on increasing their level of functioning in their daily lives.
The psychologist supports adolescents and their families in developing strategies for social interactions, improving peer relationships, and developing problem-solving skills for everyday challenges.
- NDIS Counselling
- Family support
- Chronic pain and health management
- Stress
- Self-esteem
- Workplace issues
- Career/employment
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Life issues
Speech Pathologist
Speech pathologists are dedicated to studying, diagnosing, and treating individuals who have difficulty speaking, listening, understanding language, reading, writing, social skills, stuttering, swallowing, and using their voice.
Our Speech pathologist is empathic and enthusiastic, passionate about working with clients of all ages. The speech pathologist supports people to have an improved quality of life through patient- centred care. The ability to communicate is a fundamental human right that we can feel privileged to achieve with our clients.
Some of the areas of particular interest are in:
- Speech and language delay and disorders.
- Dysphagia (swallowing difficulties) and Aphasia (communication difficulties due to strokes or traumatic brain injury)
- Speech and language difficulties due to neurological disorders such as Parkinson, Dementia and Motor Neuron Disease (MND)
- Above mentioned are some of the areas of expertise.
Exercise Physiologist
Our Exercise Physiologist has helped patients with a wide variety of physical conditions and disabilities. They have the skill set to prescribe exercises and challenge your abilities in the session which prevents you from getting adapted to physical activity that you are accustomed to. Exercise physiologist work with you to optimise your overall health, fitness levels and conditioning yourself while taking into account safety issues as well.
- Guidance and Assistance in Learning
- Evaluating Preparedness for Physical Activity
- Setting Objectives for Physical Activity
- Tailored Exercise Plans
- Personal Training Sessions
- Program for Health and Well-being
- Home-Based Exercise Regimen
- Evaluation of Your Exercise Plan
Allied Health/ Therapy Assistants
Our Allied Health Assistants play a crucial role in supporting allied health professionals in providing goal-based therapy for clients. They work closely with patients, providing hands-on care and assistance, as well as offering guidance and motivation to help patients successfully complete specific treatment plans aimed at addressing physical issues resulting from injury, illness, or disability. This can involve a range of tasks, such as helping patients with exercises, assisting with mobility, and providing emotional support throughout the treatment process.