
>> Exercise physiology
Exercise physiology designed around real life
Who we help
Pain & injury
- Back pain
- Tendinopathy
- Shoulder, hip, knee, ankle pain
- Return to sport
Chronic disease
- Diabetes
- Osteopenia/Osteoporosis
- Cancer
- Neurological conditions
- Arthritis
General health & fitness
- Weight management
- Active ageing
- Pre/Postnatal
- Confidence with exercise
- Returning to movement
>> The SEPSA difference
More than just rehabilitation
We combine
- Clinical reasoning
- Exercise & Sport Science
- Strength and conditioning
- Lifestyle integration
What to expect

A 60-minute assessment to understand your goals, lifestyle, background and considerations.

Exercise prescription tailored to your body and goals.

Ongoing sessions and program progression.

Build sustainable exercise habits and physical resilience.
Funding pathways

You do not need a referral to book an Exercise Physiology appointment as a private client. If your private health insurance includes Exercise Physiology within your Extras cover, you may be eligible to claim a rebate.
The amount covered will depend on your health fund and individual policy, so we recommend checking directly with your provider before your appointment.
You may be eligible to receive a Medicare rebate for Exercise Physiology appointments through a referral from your GP. People living with an eligible chronic medical condition may be referred under a GP Chronic Condition Management Plan.
This provides access to a limited number of Medicare-subsidised allied health appointments each calendar year, which may be shared across different allied health professions.
Sessions are charged at normal Exercise Physiology Prices and a gap payment applies.
Exercise Physiology may be funded through the NDIS when it is considered reasonable and necessary in helping you work towards your plan goals.
We work with self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants. Services may be provided at one of our Adelaide locations or through telehealth
Eligible Department of Veterans’ Affairs clients may access Exercise Physiology services with an appropriate referral from their GP or medical specialist.
Exercise Physiology can support the management of chronic health conditions, injury rehabilitation, persistent pain, strength, mobility, balance, falls prevention and maintaining independence.
Exercise Physiology can support recovery and a safe return to work following a workplace injury.We work collaboratively with injured workers, referring doctors, physiotherapists, rehabilitation consultants, employers and insurers to develop a rehabilitation program aligned with the individual’s treatment and return-to-work goals.
Pricing
Our fees are structured to reflect the level of care and expertise you receive. Private health, Medicare, NDIS, and DVA funding options are available for eligible clients, which can significantly reduce your out of pocket costs.
Initial Consultation
60min
Session
45min
Session
45min Session
+ 12week Program Development
Feedback from our clients



FAQs
Common questions we’re asked around referrals.
Yes. Eligible patients can access Exercise Physiology services through Medicare referral pathways.
No. Referral letters, Medicare documentation, email referrals, and online referrals are all accepted.
Yes. Reports and progress updates can be provided where clinically appropriate.
Yes. We are always happy to discuss potential referrals and suitability before a formal referral is made.
Absolutely. Collaborative care is a core part of our approach.
Support where you need it

Two prime locations for in-person development
2 prime locations across Adelaide for in-person development.
26 Circuit Drive, Hendon SA 5014
Alan Mitchell Building, Registry Road
Flinders University, Bedford Park SA 5042
Australia

Online in Australia
Expert evercise physiology and coaching programs designed to be completed anywhere in Australia through SEPSA On-The-Go.
- Exercise physiology-led programming
- Weekly coaching and accountability check-ins
- Ongoing exercise programming delivered through the app

Start building confidence in movement again
Whether you're managing pain, a chronic condition, or just want to move without second-guessing yourself, your first session is a conversation about where you're at and where you want to go.
