Hydrotherapy

MoveMed runs warm-water hydrotherapy at its clinic in Templestowe Lower, Melbourne. Hydrotherapy uses the warmth and support of water to ease symptoms — a gentle way to reduce pain, stiffness and swelling, and move more freely with reduced load.

A MoveMed hydrotherapist guiding a client through warm-water exercise in Templestowe Lower

What hydrotherapy helps with

What hydrotherapy helps with

Hydrotherapy at MoveMed helps with osteoarthritis and joint pain, chronic pain, and post-surgical recovery — using the warmth and buoyancy of water to lower load while you move.

Osteoarthritis & joint pain

Hip, knee and general osteoarthritis.

Chronic pain conditions

Fibromyalgia and ankylosing spondylitis.

Neurological conditions

Parkinson’s, MS, neuropathies and cerebral palsy.

Gentle, low-load relief

Move with buoyancy to ease pain, stiffness and swelling.

How hydrotherapy works at MoveMed

How hydrotherapy works at MoveMed

1

Initial appointment

We assess your needs, goals and any precautions.

2

One-on-one session

Guided, dependent sessions with a trained hydrotherapist.

3

Casual group

Move independently in supported group sessions as you progress.

Hydrotherapy sessions & fees

Initial appointment

$169

45 minutes

A comprehensive in-clinic assessment for new patients, so we understand your needs, goals and any precautions before you start.

One-on-one session

$139

45 minutes

A guided pool session where a MoveMed hydrotherapist works with you and builds your individual exercise program.

Casual group

$69.50

45 minutes

Supervised group hydrotherapy with a maximum of four people, once you’re ready to move more independently.

We accept all compensable schemes

  • A compensable scheme accepted at MoveMed
  • A compensable scheme accepted at MoveMed
  • A compensable scheme accepted at MoveMed
  • A compensable scheme accepted at MoveMed
  • A compensable scheme accepted at MoveMed
  • A compensable scheme accepted at MoveMed

Frequently asked questions

What is hydrotherapy?

Who is hydrotherapy suitable for?

Do I need to know how to swim?

Can I claim hydrotherapy through NDIS or private health?

Helpful guides on hydrotherapy