Sunday, November 22, 2009

Shoulder Education at PhysioOne

PhysioOne invited two external speakers to present a shoulder day course this month. PhysioOne physiotherapists were presented with the latest research on shoulder assessment and treatment. This invigorated some interesting discussion and all the physios were able to expand their already extensive knowledge.

ACC Changes and Charges

From November 15th, 2009, ACC with Physio requires a co payment.PhysioOne will be charging between $5-$15 per treatment following the initial session.

Monday, October 26, 2009

PhysioOne Physio Michelle Simpson Takes Silver !

Congratulations to Michelle Simpson who takes Silver in her age group 25-29 years at the ITU World Triathlon Championships in Perth and was fourth overall female ( excluding the Pro Group). An outstanding effort Michelle and everyone at PhysioOne is very proud of you. Go Michelle!!

Monday, October 5, 2009

PhysioOne Physio takes International Gold

Good luck to PhysioOne Physiotherapist Michelle Simpson, who is off to Perth to compete in the ITU World Long Distance Triathlon Championship this October. Michelle just competed in the Sprintman Triathlon on the Gold Coast last month and came first. Michelle Qualified for the World Championship Event at the Tauranga Half Ironman earlier this year, after winning her age group. So if you need any expert advice on your triathlon event, cycling, running or swimming and have any training injuries or issues Michelle Simpson is the Physio to see at PhysioOne Olympic Pools.

Tuesday, September 1, 2009

Glenora Bears Reach Final

Glenora Bears Premier side had an impressive win over the Richmond Bulldogs 31-18. The Bears demonstrated their superior skills and will now go on to contest the Premier Final. PhysioOne will be there to support you. Go the Bears

Eastern Suburbs Reach the Premier Final

An exciting win by Eastern Suburbs PhysioOne Premier Team against Lyn Avon (5-4), places ESAF in the grand final this weekend, the 5th September, 2009. The final versus Melville in Hamilton will be highly contested. Good Luck Eastern Suburbs from PhysioOne.

Monday, August 24, 2009

Chatham Cup in kicking distance for Eastern Suburbs Football

Eastern Suburbs Premier Side scored a huge win against Papatoetoe on the weekend with a 4-0 score. Now Eastern Suburbs go on to play Lynn Avon this Saturday in the semi final. A win....taking them to play Melville in the final

Sunday, August 23, 2009

Glenora Bears get closer to the honeypot!

Last weekend Glenora Bears had a big win over Mangere East (38-18). This brings the bears in smelling distance of the pot of honey, the Fox Memorial Shield Cup. Glenora Bears now proceed to the semi-finals against Richmond at the Birkenhead War Memorial 12.45, August 29th (Maori TV broadcast). Get yourself along for a great League Game...or watch it on TV. PhysioOne will be attending as Physios.

East Coast Bays Barracudas go down hook line and sinker…….

The East Coast Bays Barracudas 2009 league season came to a dramatic end on Saturday, with a hard fought 25-20 loss to Papakura in the first semi-final of the Fox Memorial Shield. Early defensive lapses let Papakura get out to a 25-4 first half lead, but the Barracudas fought back hard in the 2nd half and came with a converted try to steal the game off Papakura. However, a controversial referee decision occurred when East Coast Bays number 9, Tim Harbott appeared to have scored under the posts……. Only to be called back for a double movement which proved to be the deciding factor in the outcome of the game.

Northcote Tigers on the Prowl

Northcote Tigers 2009 campaign fell agonisingly short to make the play-offs of the Fox Memorial Shield. After a disappointing first round the Tigers fought back in the later stages of the competition to finish only two competition points behind local rivals East Coast Bays League who claimed the fourth and final place in the play-offs. The Tigers will be looking to rebuild for next year as they will want to be serious contenders for the shield in the Northcote clubs centenary year.

Monday, August 17, 2009

ACC Changes and PhysioOne

ACC released today their basis for new contracts for Physio treatment, to take place from November 15th, 2009. ACC has reduced payments by up to 25% on Physio treatment and have requested continuation of the expensive accreditation scheme, paid for by the individual Physio clinic, to be able to claim a higher ACC payment and enable the patient to have a lower cost treatment. PhysioOne will be revising their fee payments from November 15th.

Friday, July 24, 2009

You can change your life the inspirational Kate Nankivell

"Hi there, my name is Kate Nankivell and I am 41 years old. At the beginning of 2008 I used to weigh over 128kg! I now weigh 90kg and have lost a whopping 38kg. It has changed my life. When I hurt my knee and back I was lucky to have the friendly and professional staff at PhysioOne Olympic Pools care for my injuries. Experiencing their physiotherapy, acupuncture, and Pilates treatments enabled me to continue with my goals and be free to achieve all that I dreamed of. Read more about Kate, an inspirational person who has taken charge of her life". - www.forceofnature.co.nz.

Tasman Trespasser - Solo Rower of the Tasman

Nov 2009, Shaun Quincey will row solo from Australia to New Zealand. If successful, Shaun will be the only solo rower, other than his father, completing the first ever Tasman Crossing in 1977.

Shaun will battle a distance of 2200km as well as 10m swells and one of the most treacherous seas in the world. Taking an estimated 50 Days, Tasman Trespasser 2 will be an epic adventure. Follow Sahun's trip and preparation on www.tasmantrespasser.com.

New Clinic Opened ONEHEALTH, 122 Remuera Rd

Onehealth has opened at 122 Remuera Road. This Building houses a new PhysioOne Clinic and also an Accident and Medical Clinic with FREE ACC for injuries.

www.onehealth.co.nz. Parking on site.

Monday, July 20, 2009

Testimonials - John Grimshaw

John Grimshaw
Sheet metal worker

John was a 45 year old sheet metal worker who was referred to PhysioOne by his doctor after 8 weeks of low back pain. John finally sought help as he was now experiencing pins and needles in his left foot and extreme pain which prevented him from working. Worried about losing his job, needless to say John was a little apprehensive about Physiotherapy.

John was assessed by one of our PhysioOne Physio's and after a thorough assessment and explanation of the problem he was treated according to the McKenzie philosophy. This approach identifies movements which cause symptoms/pain to move towards the midline or lessen using a series of repeated movements. In John’s case his symptoms had totally resolved within two sessions using this approach.
"I was amazed with the almost instantaneous relief and clear explanation of my problem which put me at ease and allowed me to return to work within one week"
A further 3 sessions were used to teach John correct lifting technique and to show him a series of preventative stretches and strengthening exercises he could use to prevent the problem from happening again.
"I was so pleased with the service I received at PhysioOne that I asked my Physio to come along to work and show the boys how to lift correctly and manage low back pain".