Movement and mobility
Assessment may consider walking, transfers, balance, joint movement, strength and functional activities relevant to you.
One Stop Physio · Moorebank
DVA physiotherapy in Moorebank
Individual physiotherapy for eligible Veteran Card holders, subject to a valid referral, DVA requirements and confirmation that a Moorebank physiotherapist is currently accepting DVA-funded care.
Assessment and rehabilitation
Care based on clinical need and personal goals
Physiotherapy may be appropriate where an eligible condition affects movement, strength, balance, mobility, confidence or participation. The assessment determines the relevant findings and options; no result can be guaranteed.
Injury or surgery rehabilitation
A plan may support recovery after an eligible musculoskeletal injury or operation when physiotherapy is clinically necessary and covered.
Maintaining function
Education and appropriate exercise may help maintain capacity and support safe participation in daily activities.
DVA pathway
What needs to be confirmed before treatment
Card and referral
- the Veteran Card must be current
- Gold Card and White Card coverage are not identical
- White Card treatment must relate to an accepted or otherwise eligible condition
- a valid referral is required for allied health treatment, subject to DVA rules
- some services or circumstances may need prior financial authorisation
Clinic acceptance
- confirm the treating physiotherapist is eligible and currently accepting DVA referrals
- provide the referral before the first appointment where possible
- confirm whether any service or cost falls outside DVA arrangements
- tell the clinic about treatment already received in the current cycle
- do not assume an online private appointment will be converted to DVA billing
No blanket “bulk-billed” promise: DVA-funded treatment and private billing are different pathways. Eligibility, referral validity, provider acceptance and any required authorisation must be checked before treatment.
From referral to review
A practical treatment-cycle pathway
Obtain a referral
Your usual GP, medical specialist or an eligible hospital-discharge clinician may provide a referral under DVA rules.
Call the clinic
The team checks the card, referral, current provider acceptance and appointment availability.
Attend assessment
Your physiotherapist assesses relevant function and agrees on clinically appropriate goals and care.
Review and report
Progress is reviewed and the clinician communicates with the referrer as required under the treatment-cycle arrangements.
DVA’s general allied health notes describe a treatment cycle as up to 12 sessions or one year, whichever occurs first, with specific exceptions and referral arrangements. Your GP and provider determine what is clinically necessary; the clinic does not promise a fixed number of appointments.
Moorebank physiotherapists
Meet the local physiotherapy team
Christian Tarabey and Simon De Biasi are the physiotherapists publicly listed at Moorebank. DVA provider acceptance for the selected clinician must still be confirmed before booking.
Christian Tarabey
Director & Principal Physiotherapist
Christian provides assessment and rehabilitation for musculoskeletal, neurological, post-operative and functional concerns at the Moorebank clinic.
Simon De Biasi
Physiotherapist
Simon works with adults and paediatric patients across musculoskeletal, neurological and rehabilitation concerns.
Local appointments
Visit One Stop Physio Moorebank
The clinic is at 132 Nuwarra Road, Moorebank NSW 2170. Call before attending so the referral and DVA pathway can be checked.
Moorebank clinic details
One Stop Physio132 Nuwarra Road
Moorebank NSW 2170
Phone: 0482 047 813
Email: admin@onestopphysio.com.au
Please send or bring the referral, current card details and relevant reports. Do not include sensitive health information in an unsecured web form.
Frequently asked questions
Before a DVA physiotherapy appointment
Do I need a referral?
Yes, a valid referral is generally required for DVA-funded allied health treatment. Call the clinic before booking so the referral and current provider arrangements can be checked.
What is the difference between a Gold Card and a White Card?
A Gold Card generally covers clinically necessary treatment available under DVA arrangements. A White Card has more limited coverage, including accepted conditions and specified non-liability health care. DVA or your referrer can confirm your individual entitlement.
Can I book through the standard online calendar?
Call first. The standard Halaxy link is also used for private appointments and may not collect the information needed to verify a DVA referral or billing pathway.
Will DVA pay for every physiotherapy service?
No. Treatment must meet DVA eligibility and clinical requirements, relate to covered needs and comply with referral, treatment-cycle and any authorisation rules.
What should I bring?
Bring your current Veteran Card, referral, medication or medical information relevant to the appointment, and any useful reports or imaging already available.
Source and review note: Referral and card wording was checked against DVA’s Notes for Allied Health Providers dated 3 June 2026. Clinic acceptance is deliberately conditional because no public DVA provider register confirmed each Moorebank practitioner. Prepared 10 August 2026. Information is general and does not determine entitlement or replace individual advice.
Check your DVA physiotherapy pathway
Call with your Veteran Card, referral and relevant treatment-cycle information so the team can confirm current provider acceptance before scheduling.