Integrated older-adult care
Integrated clinical care for every stage of ageing
Specialist physiotherapy, nursing and rehabilitation across our Brisbane clinics, your home and supported-care settings.
- 16,000+Clinical appointments delivered each year
- 8,900+Home and community visits
- 3Brisbane clinic locations
- One coordinated teamAcross clinic, home and care settings
Start with what is happening now
Choose the closest option. You do not need to know the service name before you begin.
I feel unsteady, dizzy or have had a fall
Get help with balance, dizziness, walking confidence, strength and falls risk.
Explore balance and falls care02I am coming home from hospital
Plan rehabilitation and practical support after discharge or a change in health.
Plan support after hospital03I need physiotherapy at home
Arrange assessment and treatment where day-to-day movement and recovery happen.
Arrange home physiotherapy04I have pain or reduced mobility
Start with physiotherapy for pain, stiffness, weakness or difficulty moving.
Explore physiotherapy options05I need nursing support
Explore home nursing for wounds, medication safety, monitoring and clinical review.
Explore nursing support06I am helping a parent or family member
Use our guided finder when the right service, setting or funding route is unclear.
Help me find the right careYour care can move with you
Start in the place that makes sense now. As mobility, confidence or support needs change, care can move between home, clinic, community and supported-care settings.
One intake conversation helps establish the most practical starting point. The plan can then adapt without losing continuity.
inHome
At home
Care where daily movement, access and recovery happen.
inClinic
In a clinic
Assessment, treatment and rehabilitation at three Brisbane clinics.
inCommunity
In the community
Programs and progression that support everyday participation.
inCare
In supported care
Care coordinated with facilities, families and care teams.
Digital support
Between-visit support
Education, practical resources and guidance between appointments.
One story, not a series of disconnected appointments
A person returning home after hospital might move through this connected pathway. The exact sequence remains individual.
Step 1
After hospital discharge
Central intake reviews what has changed, the discharge plan, immediate risks and the most practical place to begin.
Step 2
Home physiotherapy assessment
A clinician assesses mobility, confidence, the home environment and the support needed for day-to-day recovery.
Step 3
Clinic-based rehabilitation
As travel and confidence improve, rehabilitation can progress into a clinic without the person needing to restart their story.
Step 4
Supervised strength and ongoing review
A structured strength program supports independence, with periodic home or digital review and updates to relevant people where appropriate.
Clinically governed care, delivered by experienced people
Our care model is supported by registered clinicians, clear professional standards and a team committed to practical outcomes for older adults.
- Registered health professionals across physiotherapy and nursing
- Clinical leadership and governance across services
- Clear assessment, review and communication standards
- Ongoing clinical education and workforce development
For referrers
One referral pathway for coordinated older-adult care
Specialists, GPs, hospitals, home-care providers and aged-care teams can send referral details to central intake for triage, the most appropriate service and clear next steps.
- Central referral triage
- Clear next-step communication
- Progress updates where requested and appropriate
Three clinics, plus home visits across Brisbane
Home visits across Brisbane, with service outside the designated areas assessed case by case.
Tell us what is happening. We will help determine the next step.
Answer six focused questions and receive a personalised starting recommendation for the most suitable care, location and funding route.
You do not need to know the service name. It takes about three minutes, works for clients, families and referrers, and can hand your summary directly to intake.
This provides a starting recommendation and does not replace clinical assessment or emergency advice.
Your answers are only sent to intake if you choose to share your summary.
Four areas the concierge considers
- What help is needed
- How quickly support is needed
- What is most affected day to day
- Where and how care could happen
Ready when you are
Let's work out the right next step
Speak with our Brisbane intake team, begin the Care Concierge or use the pathway that matches your needs.