Help for pain and injuries

Pain that won't settle can affect everything, from work and sport to sleep and mood. Whether you're a weekend athlete or you just want to move without pain, our doctors can help you work out what's going on and what to do about it. Everyone's pain is different, so we take the time to understand yours.

What we help with

  • Joint pain, including knees, shoulders, hips and backs
  • Muscle and soft-tissue injuries
  • Sports injuries
  • Migraines and some types of headache
  • Ongoing pain from arthritis or past injuries

Treatment options

Treatment depends on the diagnosis and what suits you. Options available at the clinic include joint and soft-tissue injections, dry needling and acupuncture, along with advice on exercise, nutrition and medication where appropriate. In some cases we'll arrange scans, refer you to physiotherapy or another specialist, or combine a few approaches. Your doctor will explain the options and the likely benefits and risks before you decide.

Getting started

If you've had pain or an injury that isn't improving, book an appointment to have it assessed. Bring any previous scans or reports, as they help your doctor build a full picture.

Quick facts

We help with

Joint, muscle and sports pain, and migraines

Treatments

Injections, dry needling, acupuncture, exercise and medical management

Referral

Not required to see a GP

Imaging

Referrals arranged as needed

What to bring

  • Medicare card
  • Any previous scans or reports
  • A list of your current medications
  • A note of how and when the pain started

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a referral?

No referral is needed to see a GP. If you need a scan or to see a specialist, your doctor can arrange that.

What treatments do you offer?

Depending on what's found, options include joint and soft-tissue injections, dry needling, acupuncture, and advice on exercise, nutrition and medication.

Can you refer me for a scan or to a physio?

Yes. Where it's helpful, your doctor can arrange imaging or refer you to physiotherapy or another specialist.

Do you treat sports injuries?

Yes. We can assess and manage sports injuries and help you with a plan to get back to activity safely.

Will the injections hurt?

There can be some brief discomfort. Your doctor will explain what to expect before going ahead.