ABN 86 149 241 458
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Dungog, NSW
Kurri Kurri, NSW
Reviews
68 published reviews, sorted by most relevant
Louise Green
Google MapsThey are welcoming,love how I’m treated as a person and cared for
Raheem Choudry
Google MapsI have been seeing Craig for the last 3 years. Always feel great after getting a massage. I highly recommend anyone who is after massage therapy to see him.
Ebony Smider
Google MapsAmazing service from the team, at both Maitland and Kurri, in relation to my daughters sports injury. We have been able to get quick and convenient appointments, all staff on the phone and at reception have been lovely and Jarrod has been brilliant. Thanks for such a positive experience.
Nadia
Google MapsNicole is wonderful, and I cannot thank her enough. My 12 month old is finally pulling to stand after just one session! Thank you so much Nicole.
Jay Benson
Google MapsRecently went there for a cam(moon) boot fitting. This was due to breaking my ankle. Wasn’t shown how to fit boot correctly, especially regarding the pump section for around your foot. How much do I pump this up? What should I be feeling? I was only told as long as your toes don’t go blue, you will be right. I feel there was a missed opportunity for the physio to warn me of DVT, if they are taught this and maybe suggested compression socks. Ended up getting blood clots. On seeking medical advice, they were surprised a physio gave me this particular boot. They said due to my injury and that the boot pushes in to the calf muscle, this gives you a higher chance of blood clots. Very disappointed.