Telehealth Consultations

  • PhysiApp

    At Full Circle Wellness, we use PhysiApp, a trusted and easy-to-use exercise app. We chose PhysiApp because it is very user-friendly, even for people who are not confident with technology.

    PhysiApp allows us to run telehealth video appointments and provide you with a personalised exercise program. During your video appointment, your practitioner will create an exercise program just for you.

    Your exercises are shown as short, easy-to-follow videos, so you can clearly see what to do and follow along at home. You can complete your exercises any time of day, in the comfort of your own home, and use the app to let us know how you went or ask questions.

    To use PhysiApp, simply download the app on your smartphone or tablet, or open it on your computer or laptop using a web browser (Chrome or Firefox works best). We will guide you through the rest.

    Step-by-step instructions are available via the link below. If you need help setting up or using PhysiApp, we are always happy to assist.

    Download the app from your App Store, or open it in your web browser.

    Zoom is an application that can be used for your Telehealth consultation, instead - if you prefer. It is also easy to navigate, but please note it is a little more challenging when it comes to prescribing exercises and communicating outside of sessions.

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PhysiAPP Instructions
Preparing for a Phone Call

  • Telehealth services use information and communication technologies to deliver healthcare services. This can include a consultation via telephone, email or videoconferencing.

    Telehealth is becoming more popular as a mode of healthcare delivery due to the benefits it provides to both patients and practitioners. It also has the potential to provide patients with more convenient and efficient access to healthcare whilst remaining safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.

  • A Telehealth appointment usually involves conducting a consultation remotely using the camera on your smartphone, tablet or computer.

  • In general, Telehealth works well for outpatients or those unable to travel (as a general clinic alternative). However, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic this service has become generally available to everyone. Specifically it is available to the following:

    Anyone with a referral from their GP.

    Eligible DVA clients.

    NDIS participants with approval from their plan managers.

    Workers Compensation patients with an eligible referral from their case manager.

  • Before your Telehealth appointment we suggest you make sure you have checked the following:

    Strong internet connection

    Device has a near full battery

    Audio and Visual Connection

    Camera is setup handsfree

    The room is quiet

    The room is clear and well lit

    Obstacles are removed

    Any session equipment is nearby

    Log on 5 minutes early

    If you are interested in arranging a Telehealth consultation, or want more information, contact your GP or allied health practitioner. They can provide information about the different apps and how best to use Telehealth for your needs. Contact us today on 07 5456 1599 and we can guide you through the process.