Do I need a referral for physiotherapy?

No — physiotherapy is a primary contact profession in Australia. You can book directly with us. A referral is required for some funded pathways (Medicare EPC, WorkCover, TAC, DVA).

Is physiotherapy covered by Medicare?

Eligible patients with a GP Chronic Disease Management (CDM) plan may receive a Medicare rebate for up to 5 allied health sessions per calendar year. Your GP determines eligibility.

Can I claim with my private health fund?

Yes — HICAPS is on-site at all three clinics for on-the-spot claiming with most major Australian health funds (Bupa, Medibank, HCF and others). Rebate amounts vary by fund and your level of cover.

How long is a typical appointment?

Initial appointments are usually 30–45 minutes. Follow-up appointments are typically 20–30 minutes, depending on your needs.

Do you Assess and manage children?

Yes — our team includes practitioners experienced in working with children. Children's physiotherapy and ADHD/ASD/Cognitive assessments are available at relevant clinics.

Do I need a scan or imaging first?

In most cases, no — physiotherapists can assess and start care without imaging. If imaging is clinically indicated, your physiotherapist will discuss this with you and may communicate with your GP.

How many sessions will I need?

This varies between individuals depending on the condition, severity, and your goals. Your physiotherapist will discuss a tailored plan with you after the initial assessment.

What should I bring to my first appointment?

Comfortable clothing you can move in, any scans or GP letters, and your private health, Medicare, NDIS, WorkCover or TAC details if applicable.

Can I book knee pain Melton physiotherapy without a referral?

Yes. You can book physiotherapy directly. A referral may be required for some funded pathways such as Medicare CDM, WorkCover, TAC or DVA.

Can knee physiotherapy help with sport-related knee pain?

Physiotherapy may be suitable for many sport-related knee presentations. Your options depend on your assessment and sport demands.

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Knee Pain Physio in Melton, Hoppers Crossing & Sunbury

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Knee pain Melton and knee physio appointments at all three clinics

If you are searching for knee pain Melton support, 101 Physio provides physiotherapy appointments at our Melton clinic on Barries Road. Knee pain appointments are also available at our Hoppers Crossing and Sunbury clinics.

People commonly book knee physio Melton appointments for ACL, PCL or MCL injuries, meniscus symptoms, patellofemoral pain, patellar tendinopathy, knee osteoarthritis, post-surgical rehabilitation and sport-related knee pain. Your physiotherapist will assess your symptoms, strength, movement and goals before discussing suitable options.

For general Australian information, Healthdirect has an overview of knee pain. That information is general only and does not replace an individual assessment.

Knee Conditions We Assess and manage

ACL, PCL & MCL ligament injuries
Meniscus tears
Patellofemoral pain syndrome (runner's knee)
Knee osteoarthritis
Patellar tendinopathy (jumper's knee)
Post knee replacement rehabilitation
Bursitis & IT band syndrome

Our Approach to Knee Pain

Our Melton physios combine hands-on manual therapy, targeted strengthening exercises, taping and shockwave therapy to support knee pain management and rehabilitation. We'll also address underlying biomechanical issues to reduce the risk of future flare-ups where possible.

Serving Melton & Surrounds

We see patients from Melton, Melton West, Caroline Springs, Bacchus Marsh and surrounding suburbs. Book your knee pain assessment online — no referral needed.

Reviewed by Joseph Louka, AHPRA-registered Physiotherapist (Principal Physiotherapist) · Last reviewed 2026-05-27

Meet the team behind 101 Physio & Allied Health

Our practitioners work across our Melton, Hoppers Crossing and Sunbury clinics. Availability for any individual practitioner can be checked when you book online.