Services
In home exercise physiology
Accredited exercise physiologist will come to your house.
They will do a full assessment on you.
Design a home program for you to do.
We will do 2 face to face visits per week to make sure they are doing the program correctly, update the program and keep them progressing and monitor their progress.
Medicare
Medicare rebates are available for a maximum of 5 Exercise Physiology services per patient in a calendar year. These rebates are available to patients that have a chronic condition and complex care needs being managed by their GP under an Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) plan.
Department of Veteran Affairs
Entitled Department of Veteran's Affairs clients may be referred for clinically necessary exercise physiology treatment on a valid D904 referral form.
Other Services or Under 70's
ULTIMATE CARE Exercise Physiology are the leaders in home exercise programs for the geriatric population.
We are also very experienced with dealing with other sectors of the community aged under 70.
So if you need to do Prehab before an operation, lose weight, increase muscle mass or need help with a chronic condition then ULTIMATE CARE’S parent company ULTIMATE CONDITIONING is the best choice for you.
Everyone who works for ULTIMATE CARE or ULTIMATE CONDITIONING is an accredited exercise physiologist. They can help you with:
IN HOME EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY REHABILITATION
PRE HAB BEFORE AN OPERATION
MEDICARE
DEPARTMENT OF VETERINS AFFAIRS
WORKERS COMPENSATION
PERSONAL TRAINING
Please visit ultimateconditioning.com.au for a full list of ULTIMATE CONDITIONING"s services.
Referral Letter
ABN: 57 726 615 317
BN:98323208
0412 728 684
ultimateconditioning@gmail.com
Information regarding Exercise Physiology
Exercise Physiology at Ultimate Conditioning
I specialise in the delivery of exercise, lifestyle and behavioural modification programs for the prevention and management of chronic diseases and injuries. Exercise Physiologists can also assist with musculoskeletal and cardiovascular rehabilitation. The main areas in which EP’s are critically involved within are the Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) or Medicare Plus system as well as various forms of injury rehabilitation (Workers compensation, sporting and private).
Where are we based?
Kings Cross Fitness First,
Level 8, Kingsgate Building, 82 -94 Darlinghurst RD,
Kings Cross, NSW, 2011
Mobile Service available (home visits).
How much does it cost?
There is no gap or additional cost to your patient under the Medicare rebate (10953). Private clients are charged at $75 for 40 min session. (Private Health Insurance Rebates Available).
The type of clients to refer to an Exercise Physiologist:(5 free sessions/year under medicare)
Diabetes
Obesity
Hypertension
Pulmonary Disease
Osteoporosis
Elderly (falls prevention)
HIV / AIDS
Impaired Glucose Tolerance
Cardiovascular Disease
Musculoskeletal Conditions
Benefits of participating in physical activity with an Exercise Physiologist:
Improve function, increase self management and independence
Weight loss, increased strength and physical endurance
Improve glycemic control
Assists in education & management of chronic disease
Prescription of physical activity tailored to the individual"s needs
If you have any questions as to whether your patient is suitable or any further queries, please do not hesitate to contact me on 0412728684.
Kind regards,
Nicholas Barry
B Ex Sci, MESSA, AEP
Exercise Physiologist
Health Professionals
Media
Benefits of Exercise for the elderly
Recently we have had the pleasure of working with Nick Barry (Exercise Physiologist) who helps some of our clients with their mobility, exercise regime and much more.
I asked Nick if he would be our Guest Blogger for this month and let us know about the benefits of exercise for elderly people.
Thanks Nick:
Cardiovascular Disease, Cancer, Arthritis, Asthma, Osteoporosis, Diabetes, High Blood Pressure.
These are just some of the many challenges faced by the Elderly every day.
What else do all of these conditions have in common? They can all be helped by exercise.
As we age, disuse of our muscles will lead to atrophy. This basically means they start to waste away.
Exercise and strength training is the best way to maintain and build our muscles and bone strength.
Loss of balance and falls are another major problem affecting the Elderly. Exercises focusing on improving balance,
weak skeletal muscles, postural muscles and gait training are the best tool in preventing falls in the elderly.
Loss of independence in the Elderly is another area where exercise can really help. If an Elderly person doesn’t leave the house because they are scared to fall, doesn’t get out of their chair as it makes them tired, can’t to up their shoelaces because they have a sore back, then they have lost some independence.
Exercise can help prevent the loss of independence. It can also help reverse the effects and make some people more independent again.
Working with Elderly clients on a consistent basis has seen an improvement in their quality of life as well as a reduction in their Falls Risk.
As an Exercise Physiologist I can help people with Chronic conditions, and their rehabilitation.
Other benefits have included:
Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease, Stroke or Cancer.
Preventing Osteoporosis or Muscle Atrophy.
Identify who is at risk of a fall and prevent the fall.
Reduce pain caused by musculoskeletal injuries such as a sore back.
Lower blood sugar levels and blood pressure.
Rehabilitation from an injury or fall.
Nicholas Barry, ESSAM, AEP.