Health Professional Referrals

Online Referral

Re Form Exercise Science accepts referrals from GPs, specialists, allied health professionals, NDIS providers, and aged care providers for evidence-based exercise physiology services. We work with people managing chronic conditions, disability, pain, and complex health needs, and provide clear communication back to the referring practitioner.

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    Referral Pathways

    Accepted Referral Types And Funding Options

    We accept referrals from a wide range of health professionals, NDIS providers, aged care providers, and funding pathways. Each referral is reviewed by an exercise physiologist to ensure clinical suitability, appropriate service selection, and safe exercise prescription based on the patient’s medical history and presenting conditions.

    • Medicare Chronic Disease Management referrals, individual or group services
    • Registered NDIS provider referrals aligned with participant goals and funding categories
    • My Aged Care and third-party aged care provider referrals
    • Private referrals from GPs, specialists, and allied health professionals
    How Referrals Work

    Clear Communication From Referral To Ongoing Care

    Once a referral is received, we contact the patient directly to arrange an initial consultation and confirm eligibility, funding, and any additional clinical information required.

    With patient consent, we provide assessment summaries and progress updates to the referring practitioner, supporting coordinated, multidisciplinary care throughout the programme.

    Clinical Approach

    Exercise Prescribed With Medical Context And Oversight

    All programmes are delivered by Master’s-qualified exercise physiologists with experience in complex and chronic conditions. Exercise dosage, progression, and supervision are adjusted based on symptoms, comorbidities, and clinical risk, rather than generic fitness targets.

    • Comprehensive initial assessment including medical history and functional screening
    • Individually prescribed exercise with ongoing symptom monitoring
    • Regular reassessment and modification to support safe long-term participation
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