We are a state of the art Physiotherapy clinic and Clinical Exercise studio located in the beachside suburb of Port Melbourne.

Port Melbourne Physiotherapy & Pilates!

At PMPP we provide physiotherapy, clinical exercise classes, massage and dietitian services to the Port Melbourne community and the surrounding suburbs of South Melbourne, Middle Park, Albert Park and the Melbourne CBD. 

Our vision at PMPP is to help you recover and rehabilitate from injuries, and assist you to reach your lifestyle/sporting goals. Our aim is to help you maximise your health and well-being! Physiotherapy & Clinical Exercise can compliment treatments prescribed by your general practitioner or specialist, with no referral necessary. 

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Do you need a referral to see a specialist?

A common question that gets asked by patients is “Do I need a referral to see an Orthopaedic Surgeon?” (Or other specialist). I will provide an answer and explanation below: The answer is, strictly speaking NO, but it is strongly advised.  Let me explain: Anyone legally can chose to see a specialist WITHOUT a referral.

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The new way to manage acute injuries

For years, the go-to advice for managing sprains, strains, and other acute injuries was the acronym RICE — Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation. While simple and memorable, research over the last decade has shown that this approach may not always be the best for optimal healing. Today, evidence-based guidelines encourage us to move toward a more

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