Exercise physiology for workers compensation

Injured at work? Accredited exercise physiology in Marrickville for NSW workers compensation claims. An active, structured program that rebuilds your capacity and gets you back to work safely, at no cost to you on an approved claim.

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active recovery

safe return to work

Rebuilding capacity for work, and for life

Strength for the job you do

We train the movements your role actually asks of you. Lifting, carrying, reaching, standing all shift or long hours at a desk, so your body is ready for the work you go back to.

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A graded return to work

Your program follows your Certificate of Capacity. Load builds step by step, so each change in hours or duties feels manageable, not like a leap.

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After surgery or injury

Structured reconditioning once your surgeon or physio gives the green light, bridging the gap between clinical rehab and full duties.

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Back and persistent pain

Carefully paced exercise that settles a sensitive system and rebuilds trust in movement. No pushing through pain, ever.

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Psychological injury

Exercise is an evidence based part of recovering from work related stress, anxiety and depression. A calm private studio and steady routine, alongside your psychologist and GP.

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Life outside work

Recovery isn't only about the job. We also work on sleep, energy, family life and the things you enjoy, so you come back stronger all round.

Our approach

How exercise physiology works on a NSW workers compensation claim

Once your claim is accepted, approved exercise physiology is paid directly by the insurer, so there's no cost to you. You won't be charged a gap fee or a cancellation fee. Your nominated treating doctor can recommend exercise physiology on your Certificate of Capacity, or you can ask your insurer case manager about it.

Your first session is a full assessment. We set clear, measurable goals around your capacity and return to work, then send a treatment plan to your insurer for approval. As you progress we keep your doctor and case manager updated, and we're happy to join case conferences. If you're a police officer, paramedic, firefighter or in another exempt scheme, get in touch and we'll talk you through your options.

Working together on your recovery

Return to work goes best when everyone is moving in the same direction. We keep it clear and simple for each person involved in your claim.
Injured workers

Bring your claim number, insurer details and latest Certificate of Capacity. We handle the paperwork with your insurer so you can focus on getting better.

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GPs & treating doctors

Recommend exercise physiology on the Certificate of Capacity or send a referral. You'll get a clear plan, measurable progress and updates that support your capacity decisions.

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Case managers & rehab providers

Timely treatment plans, objective outcome measures and regular reports, all tied to the worker's return to work goals.

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Your team of ESSA-accredited EPs ready to help rebuild better bodies.

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A free phone call is the easiest first step.

We'll talk through where you're at, what you're working towards, and whether a personal trainer or an exercise physiologist is the right fit.

No pressure, no commitment.

— Free initial phone call

— No lock-in contracts

— Medicare, DVA & NDIS eligible

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Tell us a little about you, what service you need and we'll be in touch to organise a time for a consult down at our studio.

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Common Questions

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What's the difference between personal training and exercise physiology?
What is an exercise physiologist?
Do I need a referral to see an exercise physiologist?
What actually happens in a personal training session at Lift?
Can I claim exercise physiology through Medicare or private health?
What's included when I train at Lift?
Do I need to be fit before starting personal training?
Can exercise physiology help with injury rehabilitation?
Is exercise physiology suitable for chronic health conditions?
Who is personal training at Lift for?
What happens in an initial exercise physiology assessment?
Can personal training help if I'm managing an injury or health condition?
How do I get started with personal training?
How long are personal training sessions?
How often should I train each week?
What should I bring to my first session?
Can I train with a partner or in a small group?
How much does personal training cost?
What's your session cancellation or rescheduling policy?
Why train with a personal trainer instead of on my own?
What results can I expect from personal training?
Why choose Lift Inner West?
Where is Lift Inner West located?
Do you offer online or at-home training?
Is there parking near the studio?
What are your opening and training hours?
Do you offer personal training during and after pregnancy?
Can you help me train through menopause?
Do you support postnatal recovery, including core and pelvic floor?
Do you offer training focused on men's health?
Can training help me stay strong and healthy as I get older?
Is personal training safe for older adults?
Do you offer balance and falls-prevention training?
Do you train athletes or people who play sport?
Can you help me prepare for an event or season?
Do you coach runners or help with running performance?
Can you help me train around or come back from a running injury?
How do you keep training safe?
Are your trainers and exercise physiologists qualified?
Can I choose or change my trainer?
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