Breeze Health and Wellness
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist?
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​University Qualified allied health professional who specialise in delivery of exercise and lifestyle programs for both health individuals and those with chronic medical conditions, injuries and disabilities
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Accredited Exercise Physiologists (AEPs) use "Exercise as Medicine"
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Most qualified health professionals in Australia when it comes to exercise
What makes an AEP different to other exercise professionals?
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University qualified
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They undertake strict requirements with Exercise and Sport Science Australia (ESSA)
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They are eligible to register for Medicare, DVA and Work Cover
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Are trained to use exercise for a wide range of conditions, musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, metabolic, neurological, respiratory and mental health
What is your new patient procedure?
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Get in touch with us via booking online or contacting our phone or email or social media
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An initial assessment involves a thorough assessment, taking your full medical history, identifying your goals followed by an assessment of your current capacity, looking at your mobility, strength and movement
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All exercises prescribed are individualised and based off what we find in our assessments and client goals
Is Exercise Physiology covered under private health insurers?
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Yes, most private health insurers will include Exercise Physiology
Do I need a doctor’s referral?
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No. You are able to see an Exercise Physiologist privately
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If you have a Chronic disease, you may be eligible for a Chronic Disease Management plan from your doctor which includes 5 medicare subsidised sessions with your choice of allied health professional
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If you have Type 2 Diabetes you are eligible for a Type 2 Diabetes referral for medicare subsidised initial assessment and 8 x group sessions
