Our Hoppers Crossing physio team brings physiotherapy, sports injury care and rehab together at one local clinic. 101 Physio Hoppers Crossing is located on Morris Road in Hoppers Crossing and is our physiotherapy hub for Melbourne's western growth corridor. Patients travel to us from across Hoppers Crossing, Werribee, Tarneit, Truganina, Wyndham Vale, Manor Lakes and surrounding Wyndham suburbs. Our physiotherapists are AHPRA-registered. We work with sports injuries, work-related injuries, post-surgical rehabilitation, back and neck pain, knee and shoulder problems, and a range of musculoskeletal conditions. We take new bookings most days, work with private patients as well as WorkCover, TAC, NDIS, DVA and Medicare-managed care, and have HICAPS on-site for on-the-spot health-fund claiming. Podiatry, psychology and remedial massage are not currently offered at Hoppers Crossing — podiatry and remedial massage run from our Melton clinic, and psychology from our Melton and Sunbury clinics. To book, call (03) 9746 6852 or use our online form.
On this page: Where to find us · Services here · Conditions we see · Your first visit · Our team · Suburbs we serve · Funding · FAQ
About 101 Physio Hoppers Crossing
101 Physio opened its Hoppers Crossing clinic on Morris Road in 2018, adding to our Melton practice, which has been running since 2007. The Hoppers Crossing clinic is our physiotherapy base for the Wyndham region. Most of our patients here come for musculoskeletal complaints, sports injuries, workplace injuries and post-surgical rehabilitation. Where clinically relevant and with consent, your physiotherapist may communicate with your GP, specialist, or workplace case manager involved in your care. If you need a service we don't offer at Hoppers Crossing — podiatry, psychology, ADHD/ASD assessments, or remedial massage — reception can help you book at our Melton clinic (for podiatry and massage) or our Melton/Sunbury clinics (for psychology and assessments).
Where to find us
Address: 369 Morris Road, Hoppers Crossing, VIC 3029
Phone: (03) 9746 6852
Email: wecare@101physio.com.au
Hours:
Monday — 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Tuesday — 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Wednesday — 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Thursday — 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Friday — 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Saturday — 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Sunday — closed
Finding us: 369 Morris Road is about 300 m from Wyndham Village Shopping Centre (Sayers Road), next door to Westgate Medical Centre and a few minutes from Thomas Carr College. Pacific Werribee (formerly Werribee Plaza) is about 5 km away, around 8 minutes by car.
Parking: On-site and street parking available around the clinic.
By public transport: Hoppers Crossing station is about 4.5 km away, roughly an 8-minute drive. To find the closest bus stop to Morris Road, use the PTV Journey Planner, or call reception on (03) 9746 6852 and we can help.
Accessibility: Let reception know in advance if you have specific mobility, communication or sensory requirements and we will arrange a practical room and appointment timing where possible.
Services available at our Hoppers Crossing clinic
If you are not sure which service is right for you, call reception on (03) 9746 6852 and we will help you decide.
Physiotherapy
The core of what we do at Hoppers Crossing. Our physiotherapists assess and manage musculoskeletal complaints (back, neck, shoulder, hip, knee, foot and ankle), sports injuries, work injuries, headache and migraine assessment, post-surgical rehabilitation and chronic-pain management. We work with adults, adolescents and children. Sub-areas include sports physiotherapy, WorkCover physiotherapy, pre-employment and functional capacity assessments for local employers, TAC physiotherapy, NDIS physiotherapy and DVA physiotherapy.
Sports physiotherapy
For sports injuries, return-to-sport planning and injury-prevention work with athletes of all levels — from juniors at local football, netball and soccer clubs through to recreational and competitive adults. Our physiotherapists with an interest in sports physiotherapy work with acute injuries (sprains, strains, joint injuries) and longer-running issues (tendinopathy, overuse syndromes).
Children's physiotherapy
Paediatric physiotherapy supports children with movement difficulties, developmental delay, post-injury recovery, sports-related complaints and certain chronic conditions where appropriate. Assessment and management plans are age-appropriate and family-involved.
WorkCover, TAC, NDIS and DVA physiotherapy
For accepted WorkCover and TAC claims, physiotherapy may be funded where it is approved and clinically related to the workplace injury or transport accident. For NDIS participants, we can deliver services where physiotherapy is in your plan; reception can confirm what we can support. For DVA Gold and White cardholders, bring your card to the first appointment. Eligibility for each pathway depends on your individual circumstances.
Hydrotherapy
Hydrotherapy for Hoppers Crossing patients runs at AquaPulse, 80–82 Derrimut Road, Hoppers Crossing (about 5 km from the clinic), rather than inside the clinic. Sessions involve warm-water-based exercise supervised by a physiotherapist and may be suitable where land-based exercise is uncomfortable or where water-based movement is clinically appropriate. More on our hydrotherapy program.
Other treatments and therapies
Shockwave therapy (for certain tendon and plantar conditions, after assessment), dry needling (used by some of our physiotherapists as part of a wider plan), and clinical Pilates (small-group or individual exercise sessions supervised by a physiotherapist). Whether any of these is suitable for you depends on your assessment — your clinician will discuss the options.
Not offered at Hoppers Crossing: Podiatry, psychology and assessments (ADHD/ASD/cognitive), remedial massage and myotherapy. If you live in the Wyndham area but need one of those, reception can help you book at our Melton clinic (for podiatry and massage) or our Melton/Sunbury clinics (for psychology and assessments).
Conditions our Hoppers Crossing physiotherapists commonly see
A non-exhaustive list of reasons people book with us at Hoppers Crossing:
What we work on with you depends on your assessment. Treatment may involve manual therapy, exercise prescription, dry needling where appropriate, education on managing the condition at home, and coordination with your GP or specialist when relevant.
Your first appointment at 101 Physio Hoppers Crossing
Before the appointment. You don't need a referral for physiotherapy — it's a primary contact profession and you can book directly. For Medicare-rebated allied health (under a GP Chronic Disease Management plan), WorkCover, TAC, NDIS or DVA cover, you will need the paperwork in place — call reception if you are unsure what applies to you.
What to bring.
- Any referral letter, GP plan or specialist correspondence relevant to your visit
- Imaging — scans, X-rays or reports if you have them
- Your Medicare card, private health card, WorkCover/TAC claim number, NDIS plan or DVA card as relevant
- Comfortable clothing you can move in. For physiotherapy, exposing the area being assessed often helps — your clinician will adjust to what you're comfortable with.
At the appointment. A first physiotherapy session is usually 30–45 minutes. Your clinician will ask about the problem, your goals, your history, and discuss a plan with you. You can ask questions at any time.
After the appointment. Reception will help you book any follow-up, claim through HICAPS if you have private health extras cover, and provide receipts you can submit to your fund or workplace where relevant.
Suburbs we serve from our Hoppers Crossing clinic
Our Hoppers Crossing clinic draws patients from across the Wyndham region — the southwestern edge of metropolitan Melbourne. Beyond Hoppers Crossing itself, our catchment includes Werribee, Tarneit, Truganina, Wyndham Vale and Manor Lakes. We also commonly see patients from Point Cook, Williams Landing, Hoppers Crossing North, Mambourin and the surrounding suburbs. If your suburb is not listed, call us — we likely cover you.
WerribeeTarneitTruganinaWyndham ValeManor LakesPoint CookWilliams LandingMambourin
Travelling to our Hoppers Crossing clinic
The clinic is an easy drive from most of Wyndham. Outside peak times it's about 8 minutes from Tarneit or Williams Landing, 12 minutes from Truganina, 13 minutes from Werribee, 15 minutes from Point Cook, 16 minutes from Wyndham Vale and about 20 minutes from Manor Lakes. Pacific Werribee is about 5 km away. Hydrotherapy runs at AquaPulse on Derrimut Road, also in Hoppers Crossing.
Funding and payment options
We work with most common funding pathways. Eligibility for each depends on your individual circumstances and the funding body's rules — we'll confirm at intake and let you know any out-of-pocket gap before treatment begins.
- Private health insurance. HICAPS on-site for on-the-spot claiming. Rebates vary by fund and policy.
- Medicare — Enhanced Primary Care / Chronic Disease Management. Up to 5 Medicare-rebated allied-health sessions per calendar year for patients with a chronic-condition plan from their GP. A gap above the Medicare rebate may apply.
- WorkCover. For accepted WorkCover claims, physiotherapy may be funded where it is approved and clinically related to the workplace injury. Reception can help you understand what details we need before your first appointment.
- TAC. For accepted TAC claims, physiotherapy may be funded where it is approved and related to the transport accident. Any out-of-pocket costs depend on the claim setup and approvals.
- NDIS. NDIS participants may be able to access physiotherapy or related supports where these are included in their plan. Please contact reception to confirm whether we can support your plan type and goals.
- DVA. Gold and White cardholders may be eligible — bring your card and any referral.
- Private payment. Accepted for any service. Contact reception for the current fee schedule.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a referral to book at 101 Physio Hoppers Crossing?
No, not for physiotherapy — it's a primary contact profession, so you can book directly without a GP referral. A referral may be required for some funded pathways, such as Medicare Enhanced Primary Care, WorkCover, TAC and DVA.
How long is a first appointment at Hoppers Crossing?
Most first physiotherapy appointments are 30–45 minutes — long enough for a proper assessment and to discuss a plan.
Do you offer podiatry at Hoppers Crossing?
Not currently. Podiatry is offered at our Melton clinic only. Patients in the Wyndham catchment are welcome to attend Melton for podiatry, or reception can refer you to a podiatrist closer to home.
Do you offer psychology or ADHD assessments at Hoppers Crossing?
Not currently. Psychology, ADHD, ASD and cognitive assessments are offered at our Melton and Sunbury clinics. Reception can help you book at the closest location.
Can I claim on the spot with my health fund?
Yes — HICAPS is on-site at Hoppers Crossing. Most major Australian health funds are supported, so you only pay the gap.
Where does hydrotherapy happen?
Hydrotherapy for Hoppers Crossing patients runs at AquaPulse, 80–82 Derrimut Road, Hoppers Crossing (about 5 km from the clinic), rather than inside the clinic. Reception will confirm session times when you book.
I'm not sure which service I need — can you help?
Reception can help guide you toward the most appropriate first appointment. If clinical input is needed before booking, we will let you know the next step.
When did 101 Physio open in Hoppers Crossing?
101 Physio has been in Hoppers Crossing since 2018, and the clinic is now at 369 Morris Road. 101 Physio has been running in Melbourne's west since 2007, when our Melton clinic opened.
Which suburbs do your Hoppers Crossing patients come from?
Mostly Hoppers Crossing, Tarneit, Werribee, Truganina, Williams Landing, Point Cook, Wyndham Vale, Manor Lakes and Laverton.
Who are the physiotherapists at Hoppers Crossing?
Noah Acosta, Tim Lam, Raaid Mollah and Prati Valishetty, with Principal Physiotherapist Joseph Louka. All our physiotherapists are AHPRA-registered. You can choose a practitioner when you book online.
Is there parking at the Hoppers Crossing clinic?
Yes. On-site and street parking are available around 369 Morris Road.
Do you have evening or Saturday appointments in Hoppers Crossing?
Yes. The clinic is open until 7:00 PM Monday to Thursday, until 6:00 PM on Friday, and from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM on Saturday. It opens at 8:00 AM on Wednesdays. The online booking page shows current availability.
Do you see WorkCover, TAC, DVA and NDIS patients at Hoppers Crossing?
Yes. We work with accepted WorkCover and TAC claims, DVA, Medicare-referred care, and self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants. Reception can help with the paperwork.
Do any of your Hoppers Crossing physiotherapists speak languages other than English?
Yes. As listed on our team page, Tim Lam speaks Cantonese and Mandarin, Raaid Mollah speaks Japanese and Bengali, and Prati Valishetty speaks Telugu and Hindi. If you'd like an appointment in another language, mention it when you book and reception will check availability.
Is 101 Physio Hoppers Crossing close to Tarneit and Williams Landing?
Yes. The clinic at 369 Morris Road sits near Sayers Road, about 8 minutes' drive from Tarneit and Williams Landing outside peak times, about 13 minutes from Werribee and about 15 minutes from Point Cook.
Can employers book pre-employment or functional capacity assessments at Hoppers Crossing?
Yes. Pre-employment screening and functional capacity assessments are available at our Hoppers Crossing clinic, as well as Melton and Sunbury. See pre-employment and FCE assessments or call (03) 9746 6852.
Is the clinic near Pacific Werribee?
Pacific Werribee (formerly Werribee Plaza) is about 5 km from the clinic, around 8 minutes by car. Wyndham Village Shopping Centre on Sayers Road is the closest shopping centre, about 300 m away.
Ready to book?
Call us on (03) 9746 6852 or book online.
Reception is open Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM, Wednesday 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM, Friday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM and Saturday 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM.
For non-urgent enquiries, contact us by email or through the website form. For urgent or severe symptoms, please contact your GP, after-hours doctor, or 000 — physiotherapy is not an emergency service.
Reviewed by Joseph Louka, AHPRA-registered Physiotherapist (Principal Physiotherapist) · Last reviewed 2026-10-09.
