James Benoit (Practice Principal)

B.App.Sci. (Physiotherapy), Cred MDT (McKenzie), M.Sports Physio.

APA Sports Physiotherapist

Member- Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA)

Titled Member- Sports Physiotherapy Australia (SPA)

James graduated from the University of Sydney in 1992 and was awarded a Masters of Sports Physiotherapy from Griffith University in 2002.

James has been awarded the APA sports physiotherapist title, which he has held since 2003.

He is certified in the McKenzie method of treating spinal and musculo-skeletal pain.

James has extensive post graduate training in musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy.

In addition to general physiotherapy practice, James has a special interest in sports injuries and spinal pain.

 

You may download and print out a new patient form and bring the completed form to your first appointment. Alternatively our reception team will provide you with a form when you arrive for your first consultation.

 

James Benoit is Gympie's only APA Sports Physiotherapist. He was awarded a Masters of Sports Physiotherapy in 2002 by Griffith University. Holding the APA sports physiotherapist title recognises that as a sports specialist, James has the experience and knowledge to apply up to date, evidence-based techniques in the assessment, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of sports injuries.

 

 

 

 

Medicare subsidies for physiotherapy

Medicare covers physiotherapy services for some people. The Medicare Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) program aims to coordinate care between doctors and health professionals. The program is targeted at helping people with complex care needs and longer term problems. If your doctor determines that you are eligible for the EPC scheme, Medicare offers rebates for up to five allied health services per year. Only your doctor can determine your eligibility and, if appropriate enrol you in the EPC scheme.

For more information about the EPC program talk to your physiotherapist and your doctor, go to the Medicare Australia website: www.medicare.gov.au, or call Medicare Australia on 132 011.

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