Do you treat patients from Coburg?

Yes — Coburg is one of our most common patient catchments, right along Sydney Road from Brunswick West. One of our patients specifically mentions how easy the trip from Coburg is in her review: "Friendly reception, appointments always run on time, and the clinic is easy to get to from Coburg."

How do I get to the clinic from Coburg without a car?

Tram route 19 runs the full length of Sydney Road between North Coburg and the city, stopping close to Melville Road. Coburg Station on the Upfield line is a short tram or walk away.

Is there parking at the clinic?

Yes — on-street parking is usually available directly in front of the clinic on Melville Road, with restrictions only between 7:00am and 9:00am on weekdays.

Physiotherapy for Coburg Patients

Coburg sits just north of Brunswick West along the Sydney Road corridor, and it’s one of the suburbs we see the most patients from — close enough for a quick trip before or after work, whether you’re coming from around Pentridge Village, Coburg Lake Reserve, or anywhere along the Sydney Road strip.

Why Coburg patients choose us

Coburg has its own share of physiotherapy options, but a lot of our Coburg patients come to us specifically because they want continuity — one senior physiotherapist managing their case from the first assessment through to discharge, rather than a rotating roster. Andrew Macdonald has treated Coburg locals for chronic back and neck pain, sports injuries picked up at local ovals and gyms, and post-surgical rehab, and takes the time to explain what he’s found and why he’s recommending a particular treatment.

The trip itself is straightforward: Sydney Road runs directly between Coburg and our clinic on Melville Road, whether you’re driving, tramming, or walking from further up near Bell Street.

What we treat

Coburg patients most commonly come in for lower back and neck pain, shoulder and knee injuries, and general muscle and joint pain that’s built up over time. See our full list of conditions we treat and treatment techniques for more detail — from manual therapy and dry needling through to shockwave therapy for stubborn tendon injuries.

First visit

No GP referral is needed to book. If it’s your first time seeing a physiotherapist, what to expect at your first appointment covers what to bring and how the initial assessment works.