Our Services

B K Physio is more than just a treatment room. Our clinic is located within a fully equipped gym, allowing rehabilitation to progress from early treatment through to meaningful strength, movement and performance.

Our approach combines clinical expertise, hands-on care, progressive exercise and objective assessment — helping you recover now while building the strength, capacity and confidence to stay active for the long term.

Whether your goal is moving comfortably through everyday life, returning to work or sport, or performing at your best, we aim to help you build lasting physical health and resilience.

A physiotherapist, is smiling and talking to an elderly woman seated in the gym at Jetts Gym Ballina. The elderly woman is wearing a blue jacket, black pants, and white sneakers. The gym has various fitness equipment in the background.

  • Assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation of injuries sustained during sporting or physical activity — including sprains, strains, ligament tears, and overuse injuries — with the goal of restoring function and safely returning clients to the things they love doing.

  • Structured physiotherapy support before and after orthopaedic surgery (e.g. joint replacements, ACL reconstruction, spinal surgery) to optimise surgical outcomes — preparing the body pre-surgery and guiding safe, progressive recovery of strength, mobility, and function afterward.

  • Targeted treatment for knee-specific conditions and injuries (e.g. ACL/MCL injuries, meniscus tears, patellofemoral pain, osteoarthritis), focused on reducing pain, restoring range of motion, and rebuilding strength and stability.

  • Exercise-based programs designed to build strength, power, and physical resilience — used both for injury prevention/performance enhancement in healthy clients and as a progression phase following rehabilitation.

  • Physiotherapy services delivered to participants of the National Disability Insurance Scheme, tailored to support functional independence, mobility, and quality of life in line with each participant's individualised NDIS plan.

  • Physiotherapy care tailored to older adults, focused on maintaining mobility, balance, and independence, managing age-related or chronic conditions, and reducing fall risk — often delivered in clinic, residential aged care, or home settings.

  • A technique using fine needles inserted into trigger points or tight muscle bands to relieve pain, reduce muscle tension, and improve mobility — commonly used as an adjunct to other manual and exercise-based treatments.