Mobile physiotherapy · Sunshine Coast to Gympie

Physiotherapy that comes to you, with time to find out what's going on.

I'm Viktor Kaaz, a physiotherapist with twelve years' experience in neurological and orthopaedic rehabilitation. I see clients in their own homes, from the coast to the hinterland and up to Gympie, and on Mondays at my clinic in Peregian Beach.

Support at Home · NDIS (self- and plan-managed) · Medicare · Private

Viktor Kaaz, physiotherapist

Who I help

Physiotherapy for everyday life, at home or in the clinic

Most of my work happens in people's homes, where the stairs, the shower and the walk to the letterbox are real. That's where rehabilitation counts.

Support at Home

For older Australians with a Support at Home package: strength, balance, walking and confidence at home. I work with your provider's care team and bill through your provider.

NDIS

For self-managed and plan-managed participants: assessments, therapy and reports that support your goals, including assistive technology recommendations.

Neurological conditions

Stroke, Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis, neuropathy and balance problems. Rehabilitation practised where you need it most: in your own home.

After surgery and long-standing pain

Hip and knee replacements, shoulder surgery, back and neck pain. A structured plan that builds week by week, with exercises you can do between visits.

Where everyone starts

The Full Picture Assessment

Every new client starts with a 60-minute assessment. Alongside a full physiotherapy examination, I test sensation, joint position sense, balance and movement control in detail, so the plan is built on what I actually find.

It happens in your home or at the clinic, whichever suits you.

What you leave with

  • A clear explanation of what I found, in plain English
  • A written plan with exercises you can follow between visits
  • A report to your GP, support coordinator or care team, when you need one

How it works

Three steps to getting started

  1. 1

    Book or get referred

    Book online, call me, or ask your GP, support coordinator or care team to send a referral.

  2. 2

    Your assessment

    Sixty minutes at your home or at the clinic in Peregian Beach.

  3. 3

    Your plan

    Treatment and exercises built around what I found, with progress reviewed as we go and reports sent to your team.

Fees and funding

Ways to pay

Support at Home

Billed to your package through your provider. Physiotherapy is clinical care, so there's no contribution for you to pay.

NDIS

For self-managed and plan-managed participants, within the NDIS price limits.

Medicare

With a GP chronic condition management plan, Medicare covers part of the cost of up to five allied health visits a year. A gap applies.

Private

Clinic: $155 first visit (60 min), $135 follow-up (45 min).

Home visit: $190 (60 min).

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Where I visit

Home visits across the Sunshine Coast

From Aura and Caloundra up the coast to Noosa, inland to Gympie (including Southside, Jones Hill and Monkland), and the hinterland towns of Maleny, Montville and Flaxton.

Not sure whether you're in my area? Call me on 0451 025 284.

The clinic, Peregian Beach

Peregian Health Collective
Shop 3, 1 California Boulevard, Peregian Beach QLD 4573

Mondays. Book online to see the available times.

60-minute assessments and 45-minute follow-ups.

Guides

Programmes you can do on your own

Plain-English programmes built from published research. Every exercise and dose is checked and signed off by me before release.

DBP Football

Hamstring Strong

Hamstring Strong

An eight-week hamstring strength programme for footballers who are back in training after a hamstring strain. One exercise, two sessions a week, clear gates for moving up.

Printable PDF · A4 and US Letter editions · General information, not a substitute for an assessment.

AUD 9.95 Coming soon View the guide

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About

Viktor Kaaz, physiotherapist

I trained in the Netherlands, then worked in neurological rehabilitation hospitals in Germany and orthopaedic clinics in Switzerland before moving to Australia in 2020.

My appointments are long on purpose. Good physiotherapy needs time: to listen, to test properly and to explain what I find in plain English.

  • Bachelor of Physiotherapy, Saxion University of Applied Sciences, Netherlands (2014)
  • AHPRA-registered physiotherapist (PHY0002282006)
  • Clinical experience in the Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland and Australia

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Let's find out what's going on.

Book online, or call me on 0451 025 284. Not sure whether physiotherapy is right for you? Ask me, and I'll give you a straight answer.

Book an appointment Call 0451 025 284