In-Home Rehabilitation for TBI and Acquired Brain Injury
Physio Inq provides in-home physiotherapy for people living with traumatic and acquired brain injury across Australia. NDIS registered, supporting rehabilitation at home, in the community and online.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.
In-Home Rehabilitation for TBI and Acquired Brain Injury
What Is Traumatic Brain Injury Physiotherapy?
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) physiotherapy is a form of rehabilitation focused on helping people recover and rebuild physical function following a brain injury caused by an external force; such as a fall, motor vehicle accident, assault or sporting injury. Acquired brain injury (ABI) physiotherapy addresses a broader category of brain injury that includes conditions such as hypoxic brain injury, infection-related brain damage and other non-traumatic causes.
Brain injury can affect movement, balance, coordination, strength, sensation, cognition and the ability to carry out everyday tasks. Recovery is a long-term process, and physiotherapy plays a critical role in maximising neuroplastic recovery and supporting individuals to regain as much independence and function as possible.
At Physio Inq, our TBI physiotherapists deliver rehabilitation in the home and community, ensuring therapy takes place in the environments that matter most to the individual’s daily life and recovery. We work with people at all stages of brain injury recovery, from acute rehabilitation through to long-term management.
What our TBI physiotherapists can help with:
- Gait retraining and walking rehabilitation
- Balance, coordination and falls prevention
- Upper and lower limb strength and function
- Safe movement, transfers and positioning
- Spasticity and tone management
- Fatigue management strategies
- Functional independence in daily tasks
- Return to activity, work or community participation
- NDIS functional capacity assessments
- Carer and family education
All programs are developed in partnership with the individual, their family and the broader care and rehabilitation team.
How We Deliver TBI Physiotherapy
Physio Inq delivers traumatic brain injury physiotherapy across three service channels, designed to provide consistent and accessible rehabilitation throughout the recovery journey.
In Your Home
Home-based TBI rehabilitation is often the most appropriate starting point following hospital discharge. Working in the home allows our physiotherapists to address the specific movement challenges the person encounters in their daily environment; such as navigating the home safely, getting on and off furniture, managing fatigue throughout the day, and building confidence in familiar spaces.
Delivering therapy at home also removes the significant logistical and physical demands that can come with travelling to a clinic, which is especially important for people in the early stages of recovery.
In Your Community
As recovery progresses, Physio Inq can deliver physiotherapy in community settings to support reintegration and participation in activities outside the home. This may include sessions in local parks, gyms, community centres or supported accommodation environments.
Online (Telehealth)
Telehealth TBI physiotherapy is available for exercise program delivery, carer coaching, progress reviews and ongoing management. It is particularly useful as a complement to in-person sessions or for clients in regional and rural areas.
Need help finding the right starting point?
Call our team on 1300 731 733, we’re here to help you navigate the options.
Who We Support
Physio Inq’s TBI physiotherapy services are available to people at all stages of brain injury recovery, and to the families and carers who support them.
People in Acute and Post-Acute Recovery
Following discharge from hospital or a rehabilitation facility, in-home physiotherapy provides the consistent, structured support needed to build on progress made in acute care. Our physiotherapists work closely with the treating medical and rehabilitation team to ensure continuity of care.
People in Long-Term Recovery
For people who are living with the long-term effects of TBI or ABI, physiotherapy supports maintenance of function, management of ongoing physical challenges, and prevention of secondary complications such as falls, contractures or deconditioning.
NDIS Participants
Physio Inq is a registered NDIS provider. TBI and ABI physiotherapy can be funded under Capacity Building: Improved Daily Living supports. We support self-managed, plan-managed and agency-managed participants and coordinate with support coordinators and plan managers throughout the process.
Children and Young People with Brain Injury
We provide paediatric TBI and ABI physiotherapy for children and young people, delivered at home, in school or in the community. Our physiotherapists work with the child’s family, school and allied health team to ensure a coordinated approach to rehabilitation.
Families and Carers
Families and carers play a central role in brain injury recovery. Our physiotherapists provide carer education, practical guidance and clear communication throughout the rehabilitation process to support safe care at home.
Where We Provide TBI Physiotherapy
Physio Inq delivers TBI and ABI physiotherapy across Australia, with physiotherapists 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. Contact our team to confirm availability, or to discuss telehealth as an alternative.
Call us on 1300 731 733 or submit a referral and our team will be in touch within 48 hours.
Ready to Refer or Get Started?
The referral process takes less than five minutes. Our team responds the same business day and will confirm an appointment within 48 hours.
For support coordinators, case managers and health professionals, our team is available to discuss client needs prior to referral and can provide information on NDIS reporting, funding and service delivery arrangements.
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.