Telehealth Physiotherapy in Mornington
30-minute video appointments with Yannick, wherever you are on the Peninsula and beyond.
The same clinical expertise, wherever you are
Not every appointment needs to happen in the clinic. Peak Motion offers telehealth consultations for patients across the Mornington Peninsula and beyond, giving you access to the same clinical expertise as an in-person appointment.
Every session is one-on-one with Yannick, a Doctor of Physiotherapy with a background in strength and conditioning. No GP referral needed.
30-minute video sessions, open 7 days
Most private health extras cover telehealth physiotherapy.
What a telehealth session involves
Your 30-minute appointment is run over video call, from setup to a program you can start straight away.
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Before your session
We send you a video link. Set up a phone, tablet or laptop with a camera, in a space where you can move freely.
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Assessment
A full assessment of your condition. We watch how you move, how you load and where you're compensating.
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What's going on
We talk you through what's causing your symptoms, how long recovery is likely to take and what you can do in the meantime.
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Your program
A tailored home exercise or rehab program, progressed at follow-up sessions.
Need hands-on treatment? We'll recommend an in-person appointment at our Main Street clinic.
Book in clinic →Who telehealth suits
Telehealth works well for a range of presentations, including:
More effective than most people expect
While hands-on treatment isn’t possible remotely, a thorough visual assessment of how you move, how you load and where you’re compensating gives us more clinical information than most people expect.
For many conditions, particularly those involving movement patterns, posture and exercise-based rehabilitation, telehealth is a highly effective option. If you need hands-on care, we’ll tell you.
Yannick Chani
Doctor of Physiotherapy. Strength and conditioning experience with Richmond (VFL), Sandringham Zebras, Uni Blues and St Kilda Southern Saints.
Meet Yannick →Frequently asked questions
What do I need for a telehealth appointment?
A device with a camera and microphone, a smartphone, tablet or laptop. A space where you can move freely if needed. We’ll send you a link prior to the appointment.
Is telehealth covered by private health insurance?
Most private health funds cover telehealth physiotherapy under extras. Check with your fund prior to booking or call us and we’ll help you work it out.
Can I get a Medicare rebate for telehealth?
If your GP has referred you under a Chronic Disease Management plan, Medicare rebates may apply. Speak with your GP about eligibility.
Is telehealth as effective as in-person physiotherapy?
For many presentations particularly exercise-based rehabilitation, program reviews and movement assessments – yes. For conditions requiring hands-on manual therapy, we’ll always recommend an in-person appointment where possible.
Do I need a referral?
No. You can book directly with us at any time.
Looking for something else?
Book your telehealth appointment
Book online or give us a call. No GP referral needed.