What Conditions Can Be Treated via Telehealth Physiotherapy?

Many people assume physiotherapy must be hands-on to be effective. In reality, a large percentage of musculoskeletal conditions can be safely and effectively managed via telehealth.

Conditions Well Suited to TelePhysio

Telehealth physiotherapy is highly effective for:

Spine

• Acute and chronic low back pain

• Neck pain and stiffness

• Disc-related symptoms

• Postural pain

Upper Limb

• Shoulder pain and rotator cuff injuries

• Tennis and golfer’s elbow

• Wrist and hand pain

• Post-surgical guidance

Lower Limb

• Knee pain (meniscus, patellofemoral pain, ligament injuries)

• Ankle sprains

• Achilles and calf injuries

• Hip pain

Sports & Overuse Injuries

• Muscle strains

• Tendinopathies

• Training load-related pain

• Return-to-sport planning

What TelePhysio Is Especially Good At

• Movement assessment via video

• Guided self-testing

• Exercise prescription and progression

• Education and reassurance

• Pain management strategies

• Return-to-work or sport planning

When TelePhysio Is the Best First Step

TelePhysio is ideal when you:

• Aren’t sure how serious your injury is

• Want to know if imaging or referral is necessary

• Need early advice before symptoms worsen

• Can’t access in-clinic care quickly

AcuteAction TelePhysio focuses on clarity — helping you understand what’s happening, what to do next, and where to go for care if needed.