Contact details
Pinnacle Health Group
Level 4
100 Harbour Esplanade
Docklands VIC 3008
Tel: (03) 9600 3590
3 other locations
Welcome to Pinnacle Health Group - Your experts in:
About Pinnacle Health Group
Pinnacle Health Group is a dynamic Physiotherapy and Allied Health Group that provides a wide range of services to keep your body in pinnacle shape in Docklands, Greensborough and Bundoora. Our programs are designed not only to get you pain free following an injury, but to show you how to keep yourself injury free, fit and feeling fabulous. No matter what your goals may be, Pinnacle Health Group can design a program to suit your needs using our vast array of services.
The Pinnacle difference
We do things differently than most. Our unique approach to injury and health management is designed to add years to your life, and life to your years. We therefore don't place much value on 'quick fixes' and short-term results. We are dedicated to providing lasting benefits that are critical to helping you live life to its fullest.
Your accessible experts!
We pride ourselves on being the ‘accessible experts’. Our staff have expertise in an extremely wide range of conditions, and will take control of your care by delivering great service, as well as liasing with other professionals involved in your care.
Pinnacle Health Group are the experts in:
- Back & Neck Pain
- Sciatica
- Shoulder, Hip & Knee pain
- Sports strains & sprains (injuries)
- Pre & post surgery
- Clinical Pilates & higher level fitness Pilates
- Dry needling/acupuncture
- WorkCover & Insurance claims
- TAC approved Occupational Physiotherapists
Physiotherapy in Docklands, Greensborough and Bundoora
To find out more about our service, please contact our friendly staff at your nearest location. Be sure to visit our website regularly for great monthly offers for you to take advantage of.
Featured articles
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Joint injuries
Joint injuries are among the most common problems experienced by physical therapy patients. The goal of physical therapy is to assist the injured to reduce pain and return to a prior level of function. more »
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Achilles tendon injuries
Achilles tendonitis is a common injury among runners, but may also occur in people with pronated feet, high arches, tight calf muscles and those who wear inflexible running shoes. Overuse of the Achilles tendon at the back of the heel occurs in the case of dancers, runners and walkers who exert a lot of stress on the tendon during their activities. more »
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Tennis injuries
Tennis players become injured while playing either from a sudden impact or from overuse of muscles and joints. more »
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Lumbar stabilization
Lumbar stabilization is an active form of exercise in which the patient is taught to find his/her “neutral spine” position and maintain it subconsciously. more »
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Management of non-specific back pain
Not having a plausible explanation for your back pain can cause some anxiety. However, physical therapy may provide relief. more »
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Exercising in cold weather
Cold weather is not an excuse to stop exercising. However proper precautions are required to ensure that you enjoy it and do not injure yourself. more »
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The aging athlete
Some athletes are able to remain competitive well into their 50s, however for them, the risk of injury is always imminent. However this is no reason to stop exercising. more »
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