August is Tradies Health Month where the Australian Physiotherapy Association and partners are taking a look at what is done well, and what can be done better to improve the health and safety of Tradies in Australia. In this piece, we’ve got some handy advice here from a group of PridePlus Health experts in musculoskeletal …
Well done on signing up to compete and complete the CJD Fun Run. As podiatrists who love being in Emerald we know the route the fun run is taking has some great surface changes and the odd hill or two. We’re all really excited to support this great event. So, let’s see if we can …
What to bring to your EP (Exercise Physiology) appointment at PridePlus Health To get the most out of your EP visit please read the following points. The absolute essentials to bring to your exercise physiology appointment are: Referral. Only if you have been referred by a health professional. No referral is needed to see …
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What to bring to your physio appointment at PridePlus Health Everything in life is easier when we are prepared, and your physiotherapy appointment is no different. The absolute essentials to bring to your physio appointment are: Referral if you have one. This is only if you have been referred by a health professional. No …
What to bring to your podiatry appointment at PridePlus Health Everything in life is easier when we are prepared, and your podiatry appointment is no different. The absolute essentials to bring to your podiatry appointment are: Your shoes. Think your day to day, your sports, work and at home footwear. Your orthotic devices. If …
Introducing The Strong Room: Meet the professionals who can help you. At PridePlus Health we understand that your health is more than just your annual flu shot. We know that for many of us maintaining the recommended minimums for our health relating to our exercise levels is hard. Life is busy. Sometimes we are …
2 feet and 10 toes: 12 reasons to see your PridePlus Health Podiatrist We’ve all played the game before; nieces and nephews, sons and daughters, and grandkids alike know about “this little piggy”. As we grow we up we (hopefully) play much less frequently with our feet and toes. They’re often covered up with …
