Welcome to Geelong Rehabilitation Centre
Your Private Health Centre
GRC continue to grow!
Some very exciting news to share.
In May 2021, Geelong's largest private rehabilitation centre (GRC) will have a new second centre up and running in Belmont. With an area twice the size of the current Newcomb centre and an open plan layout, the possibilities are endless for all our wonderful clients.
New and current clients will have the opportunity to attend either centre for their appointments, exercise with brand new equipment and attend exercise classes with heaps more space. Stay tuned for more updates :)
We are still open during Covid-19
GRC is still open for business during the Covid-19 pandemic. We have modified the way we operate in accordance with GRC's policies and procedures and the World Health Organisations (WHO) recommendations in order to prevent the spread of the virus. More information: https://www.who.int/health-topics/coronavirus.
We are running limited exercise classes at the centre, as well as a number of classes via the TelleHealth format. Exercise Physiology and Dietetics are still offered at the centre in addition to the TelleHealth format if this is preferred. Massage and Myotherapy treatment is also now conducted at the centre.
If you or someone you have come into contact with is experiencing symptoms, or have been diagnosed with corona virus, please refrain from attending the centre. For those who do attend the centre, please help GRC remain virus free by cleaning down equipment after use with the cleaning products provided.
Please stay safe guys and feel free to contact us if you have any questions!
Thanks to the coaching, care and encouragement, I was able to enjoy my recent holiday so much more than I would have 12 months ago. My fitness and ability to walk have improved enormously and my weight has gone down by 21kg. This makes everyday life and holidays so much more enjoyable, and allows me to hope for more improvement in the future. Thanks James!
How can we help?
Our modern, boutique gyms are private studios for you to complete your rehabilitation without feeling intimidated. We have designed them to be small and homely with the constant availability of an Exercise Physiologist for guidance or assistance.
GRC are commitment to high-quality care and Exercise Physiology expertise, offering a sensible approach to improve your holistic health.
Our Senior Exercise Physiologists will provide a thorough assessment, establishing an optimal treatment plan tailored to you and your unique needs. We will work with you to set goals and develop an effective treatment plan taking into account your lifestyle, general health, leisure activities and expectations.
At Geelong Rehabilitation Centre our Exercise Physiologists becomes your complete exercise support. We have completed a four-year university degree which covers all areas related to exercise and rehabilitation. We are also accredited through our governing board, Exercise Sport Science Australia (ESSA).
Our role within the health care system is to provide our clients with long-term management strategies, through specific exercise and movement prescription, to assist with any chronic health condition. These conditions can be categorised into any cardiovascular, pulmonary/respiratory, neurological, metabolic, musculoskeletal, or age-related medical condition.
Maggie Bradley is an Accredited Practising Dietitian & Accredited Sports Dietitian who is passionate about empowering individuals with the knowledge to improve their health and wellbeing.
Maggie graduated from Deakin University with a Bachelor of Health Science, Masters of Human Nutrition and Masters of Dietetics.
Maggie works closely with clients to develop an individual and realistic approach, whilst providing current evidence-based advice to assist in improving management of medical conditions and overall health. Maggie is committed to providing ongoing encouragement and support to assist clients to develop long-term health behaviour changes & achieve their health goals.
When it comes to looking after your health, it’s easy to forget about your feet. But given you could walk about 128,000 km in your lifetime, healthy feet are an important part of your overall wellbeing. Foot problems can have a huge impact on your quality of life. If they occur, podiatrists can help.
Podiatrists are tertiary qualified and are the only health care professional whose total training focuses on the foot, ankle and related body systems. Our feet are made up of 52 bones and a network of muscles, joints and ligaments. As a specialist in foot care, the podiatrist receives 4 years training in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of foot and ankle disorders. There are over 200 identified conditions that affect our feet.
Clinical Pilates offers a system of safe, effective and highly specific exercises to address your specific needs.
Programs can be tailored to treat and manage a wide range of conditions or be an integral part of enhancing fitness while assisting with injury prevention
One of our highly trained Exercise Physiologists will conduct a thorough health assessment and prescribe an individual set of pilates exercises to support you with your goals.
Massage therapy is a complementary therapy which aims to treat muscles that are damaged, knotted, tense or immobile. It is useful for a number of problems that affect the muscles, tendons and bones. Massage therapy is used to locate and repair damaged areas of the body and speed up the body’s own healing processes. The pressure applied in this healing treatment can either be strong and deep or gentle and shallow, depending on the problem.
Dry Needling is a valuable and effective adjunct treatment, using very thin needles which are guided deep into your muscle layers to deactivate myofascial trigger points. Dry needling works effectively through eliciting a healing response, providing immediate relief to the affected tissue. The result of needling is muscle relaxation, healing, deactivating trigger points and the associated referred pain, resulting in pain relief.
Hydrotherapy involves the use of water to treat various conditions, such as arthritis, rheumatic complaints and other ailments. Although it resembles swimming, it is different because it requires the individual to undertake different exercises in a warm pool of water. The water temperature in the pool is approximately 33–36ºC. This water is much warmer than what you will encounter in a normal swimming pool.
GRC understands the importance of fitting in with your busy schedule, the burden associated with travel time, car parking and making appointments. That’s why we bring our Exercise Physiology services into your home to help overcome some of the challenges our older and less mobile patients face. Our Exercise Physiologists will help you or your loved one to remain independent and get the most out of life.
What is TeleHealth and how does it work?
As an 'essential service' we are still able to continue offering face-to-face assessments. However, the introduction of telehealth has provided a new way we can see patients and deliver specialist care directly to your living room.
Telehealth involves using an online video platform to allow access to your practitioner safely from home. Similar to a normal consulting room, you are able to discuss your condition, have an assessment, and create a management plan.
Get In Touch
Ready to make that step to improve your health and fitness? Give us a call or stop by one of our centres!
Open: Mon - Fri: 9am - 5:30pm
Contact us for out of hours appointments
2 Bellarine Highway, Newcomb 3219
1B, 110-122 High Street, Belmont 3216
Ph: (03) 5248 7079