Q. Can I come in if I am unwell?
Short answer – No. Please look after your health and extend us the courtesy of advising if you are unwell and cancelling your appointment. It is up to you to look after your health. Please provide us advance notice of any cancellations.
Q. What are our hygiene standards?
We adhere to strict association standards of hygiene in our clinic. With hand sanitiser upon entering clinic and in treatment rooms. Strict laundering of Linen. Disenfecting of massage table, all other surfaces, handles and switches.
Q. Can I see you under my Allied Health Care Plan?
Remedial Massage and Myotherapy are not covered under government health care plans. Please see your doctor for advice on which services you may use. If you have private health extras for RMT or Myotherapy, we suggest utilising this for any treatment you may like to book with us.
Q. Who should see a MT or RMT practitioner?
Anyone! Whether you are an athlete, office worker, parent or student – no matter what you do, if you are suffering soreness, tightness or pain in any muscle or joint, or if something is just ‘not quite right’, an RMT session is for you.
Q. Can I claim Myotherapy and Remedial Massage Therapy on Private Health Insurance cover?
In most cases, yes. However, this will depend on the type of cover you have, which insurer you are with and how often you have claimed previously. We recommend that you check with your health fund as to what you are covered for, to avoid any unexpected costs.
Q. What should I bring/wear to an appointment?
You should bring any information, referrals or medication that is relevant to your health and current musculoskeletal complaint to your appointment. Wearing firm fitting underwear is a must.
Q. Will my massage practitioner keep my information private?
As regulated health professionals, massage practitioners are required as a part of the standards set by the Australian Association of Massage Therapists (AAMT) to maintain the information you provide, both verbally and in written form, in the strictest of confidence.
Information that is collected about you may be collected only with consent, may only be disclosed with consent or to your immediate health providers (circle of care), and must be secured and maintained.
Q. What are your payment policies?
All payments are paid by EFT or CC (Mastercard and Visa Only). Full payment is required on the day for all appointments including WorkCover. Private health insurance – you may receive a rebate once you submit your receipt.
Q. WorkCover
Please bring any information, case manager details and referrals that are relevant to your health and current musculoskeletal complaint to your appointment. Full payment is required on the day of all appointments. You will recieve a receipt and a copy is also emailed to your case manager to ensure you recieve a speedy reimbursement.
Q. What is the cancellation policy?
Please provide a minimum of 24 hours notice for any alterations to appointment times by telephone. This allows other clients the opportunity to book the specified time. 100% cancellation fee applies to cancellations without sufficient notice. This also applies if you do not attend your appointment and have not told us.
GIFT VOUCHER CANCELLATION POLICY – There are no refunds for cancellation of treatments that have been pre-paid with a gift vouchers. We are happy to reschedule your apppointment before the expiry date of the gift voucher. If you do not attend your appointment and have not told us or do not give a minimum of 24hours cancellation notice your gift voucher will be void.
Q. What if I am running late for my appointment?
Please inform us as early as possible if you are running late for you appointment. You will be seen but your appointment will be kept to your booking length as we have to be mindfull of other client booking times and you will be charged the full amount of the booked treatment.
Q. What happens on the first visit?
Please arrive 10 minutes before your scheduled service and complete a confidential health history as part of your assessment. The massage practitioner will listen to your concerns, assess your individual needs as well as other factors that may be contributing to your injury (lifestyle, nutritional status, etc.). A treatment plan will be developed with you to ensure you receive appropriate treatment that will help you return, as much as possible, to your normal activities. Registered massage practitioners will also describe the treatments to be provided to ensure that you are comfortable with them. Your consent is sought before treatment is provided.
Q. How frequently should I come for treatment?
The frequency of visits for massage therapy depends on the condition being treated. Therefore, it is on a case specific basis. In general, specific injuries will require regular visits for a designated period of time to restore the normal function of the area. The massage practitioner will discuss a treatment schedule with you once the problem area has been properly assessed. Those people who do not have a specific injury per se however seek massage treatments for maintenance or preventative reasons generally will require 1-2 visits per month. This again is a guideline and may require modification depending on the patient.
We strive to maintain your optimum personal comfort levels so please let us know if you have any concerns or issues at the beginning of the session.