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What Is Mobile Exercise Physiology?

Physio Inq provides mobile exercise physiology at home, in community and online; supporting people with chronic conditions, disability and more.

Book an appointment or make a referral

The referral and booking process takes less than 5 minutes. We endeavour to respond to all enquiries and referrals the same day they are received and in most cases, we are able to confirm an appointment time with you within 48hrs.

What Is Mobile Exercise Physiology?

Exercise physiology is an evidence-based allied health discipline focused on the prescription and delivery of exercise to prevent, manage and rehabilitate chronic health conditions, disability and injury. Accredited Exercise Physiologists (AEPs) are university-trained clinicians who design and supervise individualised exercise programs based on each person’s health status, goals and physical capacity. 

Mobile exercise physiology takes this support directly to the client. Rather than attending a gym or clinic, our exercise physiologists travel to the home, community or outdoor setting where the client is most comfortable and where exercise can be integrated naturally into daily life. This approach is particularly effective for people managing chronic conditions, fatigue, disability or complex health needs, where the demands of travelling to a facility can be a significant barrier to consistent exercise participation. 

At Physio Inq, our Accredited Exercise Physiologists deliver clinical-grade assessment and exercise programming across a wide range of conditions and populations. We work collaboratively with GPs, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, support coordinators and other members of the care team to ensure exercise programs are safe, well-coordinated and aligned with each person’s broader health goals. 

What our mobile exercise physiologists can help with: 

  • Chronic disease management, including cardiovascular conditions, diabetes and respiratory conditions 
  • Disability and NDIS exercise programs for physical function and independence 
  • Strength, balance and mobility programs for older Australians 
  • Cancer rehabilitation and exercise during treatment or recovery 
  • Mental health support through structured exercise programs 
  • Post-surgical and musculoskeletal rehabilitation 
  • Weight management and metabolic health programs 
  • Neurological rehabilitation exercise programs 
  • Fatigue management and energy conservation through graded exercise 
  • Exercise prescription for complex and multi-system health conditions 

All programs are individually designed, regularly reviewed and adjusted to reflect the client’s progress, capacity and changing health needs. 



How We Deliver Exercise Physiology 

Physio Inq delivers exercise physiology across three service channels, ensuring flexible, accessible support regardless of location or circumstances. 

In Your Home 

Home-based exercise physiology allows sessions to take place in the environment where the client lives and functions. Our exercise physiologists design programs using available home space and equipment or bring portable equipment as needed, ensuring exercise is practical, achievable and immediately relevant to daily life. Removing the need to travel to a clinic is particularly important for clients managing fatigue, mobility limitations, disability or complex health conditions, where the demands of attending a clinic can be a significant barrier to consistent exercise participation. 


Not sure which delivery option suits your client or situation?  

Contact our team on 1300 731 733 or use our Make a Referral Form and we'll help find the right approach for your health goals. 

In Your Community 

For clients who prefer to exercise in a community setting, our exercise physiologists can deliver sessions in local parks, gyms, community centres and supported accommodation environments. Community-based sessions support social participation goals and can be particularly motivating for long-term exercise adherence. 

Online (Telehealth) 

Telehealth exercise physiology is available for program delivery, coaching, progress reviews and education sessions. It is effective for many aspects of exercise prescription and is particularly useful for clients in regional or remote areas, or for regular check-ins between in-person sessions. 


Not sure which delivery option suits your client or situation?  

Contact our team on 1300 731 733 or use our Make a Referral Form and we'll help find the right approach for your health goals. 


Who We Support 

Physio Inq’s mobile exercise physiology services are available to people across a broad range of ages, conditions and support arrangements. 

People Living with Chronic Conditions 

We work with individuals managing cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, obesity, chronic respiratory conditions, cancer and other complex health conditions. Exercise is a powerful tool in managing these conditions, and our programs are designed to be safe, progressive and practically integrated into daily routines. 

NDIS Participants 

We are a registered NDIS provider and support participants across all plan management types. Our exercise physiologists deliver goal-based programs aligned to each participant’s NDIS plan, with full reporting and coordination support. 

Older Australians 

Our aged care exercise physiology services support older Australians to maintain strength, balance and independence, reduce falls risk and manage chronic conditions associated with ageing. We work with clients accessing the Support at Home program and Home Care Packages. 

People with Mental Health Conditions 

Exercise has well-established benefits for mental health, including depression, anxiety and stress. Our exercise physiologists work with individuals managing mental health conditions to develop structured, supportive programs that build physical and psychological wellbeing. 

Post-Surgical and Injury Rehabilitation Clients 

We provide exercise rehabilitation programs for people recovering from orthopaedic surgery, cardiac events or significant injury. Programs are developed in collaboration with the treating medical and allied health team. 

Families and Carers 

Our team provides clear guidance and communication for families and carers who are supporting a person through an exercise program, ensuring strategies can be reinforced between visits. 


If you are supporting a family member and would like to discuss their needs before making a referral, we welcome that conversation. Contact our team on 1300 731 733 or use our online Make a Referral Form.


Where We Provide Mobile Exercise Physiology 

Physio Inq delivers exercise physiology services across Australia, with exercise physiologists operating in metropolitan, regional and rural areas. 

We currently service clients in: 


Not sure if we service your area? 


Coverage varies by location and is expanding regularly. If you are unsure whether a mobile exercise physiologist is available in your area, we encourage you to get in touch. Our team will confirm availability or discuss alternative options, including Telehealth, to ensure you or your client can still access support. 


Call us on 1300 731 733 or use our online Make a Referral Form and our team will be in touch.


What our exercise physiologists can help with

We provide support for a wide range of needs, including:

  • Strength and balance training to reduce falls risk
  • Gentle reconditioning after hospital or illness
  • Pain management for arthritis, back pain and joint stiffness
  • Neurological and musculoskeletal rehabilitation
  • Mobility and confidence for daily activities
  • Heart, lung and metabolic health programs
  • Fatigue management and energy conservation strategies

Our goal is always to help you move safely and confidently in your everyday life.


How our mobile exercise physiology works:

1. Initial assessment

Your exercise physiologist will visit you at home to understand your goals, challenges and medical background.

2. Personalised plan

We create a program tailored to your environment, abilities and goals.

3. Regular sessions

Your clinician visits you regularly to guide your exercises, adjust your program and support steady progress.

4. Review and reporting

We track outcomes and provide reports for NDIS coordinators, aged care case managers or referrers when required.


Have a question about our Exercise Physiology services?

Call us on 1300 731 733 or use our online Make a Referral Form and our team will be in touch.

Book an appointment or make a referral

The referral and booking process takes less than 5 minutes. We endeavour to respond to all enquiries and referrals the same day they are received and in most cases, we are able to confirm an appointment time with you within 48hrs.


Frequently Asked Questions

According to Allied Health Professionals Australia, physiotherapists are experts in the structure of the human body and its movement. They work with people of all ages to treat a broad range of health conditions including sports injuries and musculoskeletal conditions as well as people with disability, chronic health conditions such as diabetes, obesity, osteoarthritis and stroke.

Physiotherapists are involved in the assessment, diagnosis, planning and management of patient care.

Accredited Exercise Physiologists (AEP) as professionals who specialise in clinical exercise interventions for people with a broad range of health issues. Those people may be at risk of developing, or have existing, medical conditions and injuries. The aims of exercise physiology interventions are to prevent or manage acute, sub-acute or chronic disease or injury, and assist in restoring one's optimal physical function, health, or wellness. These interventions are exercise-based and include health and physical activity education, advice and support and lifestyle modification with a strong focus on achieving behavioural change.

Mobile Exercise Physiology is the term we use to describe Exercise Physiology that comes to you. We are able to deliver the service in your home, or anywhere you prefer in your community.

Yes. Exercise physiology can be funded under Capacity Building Improved Daily Living supports within an NDIS plan. Physio Inq is a registered NDIS provider and supports self-managed, plan-managed and agency-managed participants.