NDIS Physio in Kensington
For self-managed and plan-managed participants, at KCARC, in the pool or at home.
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Have physio in your NDIS plan? Riley sees self-managed and plan-managed participants at our Kensington clinic, in the pool at KCARC, or at home.
Sessions are built around the goals in your plan, whether that’s walking further, getting stronger, falling less or managing pain. Bring a support worker or family member if you’d like, and take things at whatever pace suits you.
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It depends on how your plan is managed. All for One is not a registered NDIS provider, so this is how it works:
Yes. We send you an invoice after each session, and you pay it and claim it from your plan.
Yes. We send the invoice to your plan manager, who pays us from your plan, so you never handle the money.
No. The NDIA can only pay registered providers, and we aren’t one. If you’d like to see Riley, you can ask the NDIA about having part of your plan plan-managed.
Physio is usually paid from the Capacity Building budget, under Improved Daily Living. If you’re not sure what your plan covers, check with your support coordinator or plan manager, or call us and we’ll go through it with you.
Physiotherapist
Riley completed his Doctor of Physiotherapy at the University of Melbourne and is certified in Clinical Pilates. He takes the time to understand your day and what you want to be able to do, then builds a program that fits your goals and your energy.
People most often come to Riley for help with:
Riley is a musculoskeletal physio, so his work suits goals about strength, movement and pain. If your needs are complex, call first and we’ll tell you whether he’s the right fit.
Our clinic is upstairs at KCARC, with a lift. Sessions can use the gym floor, so you practise with equipment you could keep using after your program ends.
The water takes weight off sore joints, which can make moving easier. KCARC’s heated program pool has a ramp, so you can walk in rather than climb down a ladder.
If getting to the clinic is hard, Riley can come to you and work on the things that matter in your own home. Ask us how home visits are charged when you call.
Flemington and Travancore are about five minutes away by car, and Moonee Ponds about ten. On the train, Kensington station is the next stop after North Melbourne on the Craigieburn line, and two before Ascot Vale. There’s accessible parking on site at KCARC, so you or your support worker can park close to the entrance.
No. That means we can see participants whose plans are self-managed or plan-managed, but not plans managed by the NDIA.
If you self-manage, we send you an invoice and you claim it from your plan. If you have a plan manager, we send the invoice straight to them and they pay us from your plan.
Physio is usually paid from the Capacity Building budget, under Improved Daily Living. Your plan manager or support coordinator can confirm how much you have to use. Massage can come from the same budget, and we offer NDIS massage at our Yarraville studio.
Yes. They’re welcome in the session, and it often helps if they learn the exercises too, so they can help you between visits.
Yes. Home visits are available if getting to the clinic is hard. Ask us how they’re charged when you call to book.
Yes. Our Kensington clinic is on Level 1 at KCARC, 99 Altona Street, with a lift to our floor, accessible toilets and accessible parking on site. Kensington station on the Craigieburn line is a short walk away.
Call the clinic and we’ll check your plan details, answer your questions and book your first session with Riley.
Physiotherapy - 30/10/2026
Physiotherapy - 30/10/2026
No gap and no referral. Back to work physio with Riley upstairs at KCARC.
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