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Ferny Hills Physiotherapy

Physiotherapist Samford

Knee and joint pain from active country living

Gardening, horse riding and hilly walks around Samford are great for life, but they can be tough on knees and hips.

Around 2.1 million Australians (8.3%) were living with osteoarthritis in 2022, and around 3.7 million (15%) had arthritis, according to the AIHW. If stiff, achy joints are slowing you down, you do not have to just put up with it.

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07 3351 5177 · 170 Patricks Road, Ferny Hills QLD 4055

Samford is acreage country: 98.7% of homes in Samford Valley were separate houses at the 2021 Census, against 74.8% across Queensland, and horses may be ridden on all shared trails in Samford Conservation Park unless signed otherwise.

In Samford Village, 10.6% of residents reported arthritis as a long-term health condition in 2021, above the Queensland rate of 8.8%, and the median age was 48. If your knees or hips are making the jobs and the trails harder, our Ferny Hills clinic can check how you move and plan your exercise with you.

Exercise-based physiotherapy can help you:

  • Build strength around painful joints
  • Move more freely on stairs, slopes and uneven ground
  • Keep doing the things you love for longer

It is a short trip from Samford to our clinic at 170 Patricks Road, Ferny Hills, where we create a plan around your goals and show you how to keep it going at home.

Samford: trails, slopes and uneven ground

Local context

The council's Ferny Grove to Samford Rail Trail runs 11 kilometres one way on sealed and unsealed sections, with a few hills on the rural roads, and Samford Conservation Park's Crebra circuit is a Grade 3 walk of 900m.

Why it matters

Slopes, loose surfaces and long days on the property ask more of your knees, hips and balance, especially when a joint is already stiff or sore.

How we help

We check how your hips, knees and feet move, build strength around the painful joints and work on balance for uneven ground.

How We Can Help

We treat for the following conditions:

  • Spinal Injuries
  • Neck and back pain
  • Arthritis
  • Upper and lower limb injuries and conditions
  • Sporting injuries
  • Work injuries
  • Whiplash
  • Chronic pain
  • Post-operative rehabilitation and more
Person seated with both hands on a sore knee
For: pain, swelling and stiffness in the joints

Arthritis treatment

We focus on strengthening your body to support your joints, getting them moving again and improving your overall ability to move. In order to get you to this point, we come up with an individualised exercise plan for you to increase your strength and flexibility.

Arthritis treatment
Footballer on the grass holding an injured knee during training
For: sporting injuries

Sports injury rehabilitation

Sports injuries affect bones, muscles, tissues and cartilage and are detrimental to normal daily activities, not just athletic performance. Sports injuries require supervision and time to heal safely.

Sports physio rehab
Physiotherapist steadying a patient's head and shoulder during a neck assessment
For: neck and back pain

Back pain management

We will decide upon a course of action and treat you with manual therapy, exercises and use of heat or ice to relieve pain. This includes training for proper lifting, sitting, and bending and proper sleeping positions.

Back pain
Physiotherapist guiding a slow leg exercise on a gym mat
For: back pain and arthritis

Hydrotherapy

Hydrotherapy focuses on slow and controlled movements that lead to relaxation. At the same time, pushing against the water helps improve muscle strength.

Hydrotherapy
Physiotherapist fitting a strap around a patient's lower leg
For: upper and lower limb injuries and conditions

Gaitscan and custom orthotics

This includes our Vibro Trainer for advanced muscle training and our Gaitscan™ biomechanical footprint scanner to identify abnormalities and prescribe custom orthotics.

Our equipment
Worker in a hard hat helping an injured colleague walk
For: work injuries and recovery at home

Rehabilitation supplies

We also supply equipment that aids in rehabilitation and injury prevention such as supportive braces, therapeutic sandals and contoured pillows. Our staff is happy to help you obtain these materials to promote your speedy recovery.

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In the clinic
  • Runner sitting on an indoor track holding an injured knee while a training partner helps
  • Physiotherapist guiding a slow leg exercise on a gym mat
  • Physiotherapist placing a hand on a patient's upper back during an assessment
  • Physiotherapist's hands assessing a patient's bent knee

Our Personalised Treatment approach

Our treatment plan for you begins with a comprehensive assessment and physical exam to diagnose your condition. We then communicate with you and other health professionals to collaborate on a treatment and recovery plan to get you back on your feet. When we have determined your health goal, we will begin treatment which involves hands-on mobilisation and soft tissue techniques.

Once your initial complaint is treated, we will teach you to manage your pain and aid your recovery.

All of our treatment techniques are based on scientific research and clinical experience. We are always adapting to new treatment methods and advances in technology so you receive the most up-to-date care.

Physiotherapist moving a patient's leg through a hip and knee stretch

We Believe in Customised Care

At Ferny Hills Physiotherapy Centre, we don’t see you as just another patient. We understand that your body and your circumstances are highly unique, which is why we provide distinctive treatment to each client that will most benefit the individual. We want your treatment experience to be positive and effective.

Physio questions from Samford

Woman with a hand on the back of her sore neck
Can physio help knee and hip pain from gardening, riding and hill walks?

Exercise-based physiotherapy can help you build strength around painful joints and move more freely on stairs, slopes and uneven ground.

Do I just have to put up with stiff, achy joints?

No. If stiff, achy joints are slowing you down, a plan built around your goals, with exercises you keep going at home, can help.

How common is osteoarthritis?

Around 2.1 million Australians (8.3%) were living with osteoarthritis in 2022, and around 3.7 million (15%) had arthritis, according to the AIHW.

Is there a Ferny Hills Physiotherapy clinic in Samford?

Our clinic is at 170 Patricks Road, Ferny Hills, and we do not have a clinic in Samford. Samford residents are welcome to book an appointment at Ferny Hills.

Do I need a referral to see a physiotherapist?

No. Physiotherapists are primary care practitioners, so you can book directly without a doctor’s referral.

Can I claim through my private health fund?

We work with the leading Australian private health funds, so eligible patients can claim their rebate at the time of treatment with our on-site terminal.

What will the physio ask about at my first visit?

We will review your health history and ask questions about your symptoms to pinpoint any behaviours that may be contributing factors to your pain.

Find us

Our experienced team has 80 years of combined experience, with appointments available 7am to 6pm at 170 Patricks Road, Ferny Hills. We work with major health funds.

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Business name
Ferny Hills Physiotherapy
Address
170 Patricks Road, Ferny Hills QLD 4055
Hours
Appointments 7am to 6pm
Referral
No referral needed
Health funds
Bupa, Medibank, HCF, nib (claim on the spot)
Service areas
Keperra, Alderley, Everton Park, Everton Hills, Albany Creek, McDowall, Draper, The Gap, Mitchelton, Stafford Heights, Upper Kedron, Enoggera, Samford, Ferny Grove, Stafford, Arana Hills, Bunya
Sources
ABS 2021 Census QuickStats: Samford Villagemedian age 48; 10.6% arthritis (Qld 8.8%)
ABS 2021 Census QuickStats: Samford Valley98.7% separate houses (Qld 74.8%)
Queensland Parks: Samford Conservation Park, things to dohorses on all shared trails unless signed otherwise; Crebra circuit Grade 3, 900m
City of Moreton Bay: Ferny Grove to Samford Rail Trail11 km one way; sealed and unsealed; a few hills on rural roads
Ferny Hills Physiotherapy: ServicesThe conditions list (block 1), the treatment approach (block 2), the Vibro Trainer, Gaitscan and supplies cards

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Ferny Hills Physiotherapy is a physiotherapy clinic located at 170 Patricks Road, Ferny Hills QLD, Australia, offering services such as sports rehabilitation, arthritis treatment, back pain management, and hydrotherapy.
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