Five Dock Exercise Physiologist
EP360 Exercise Physiology is based at the Club Lime gym in Five Dock, serving clients from across the Inner West and Western Sydney — including Drummoyne, Concord, Abbotsford, Canada Bay, Lilyfield, Burwood and Rhodes. Our accredited exercise physiologists work with you one-on-one to create personalised programs that reduce pain, build strength and help you manage chronic health conditions.
We accept Medicare EPC referrals, NDIS, DVA, Workers Compensation, and all major private health insurers including Bupa, Medibank and HCF.
Helping you with:
- Pain management
- Moving better
- Building strength & conditioning
- Feeling better physically
Why Choose EP360 at Five Dock?
- Full commercial gym access — we operate out of Club Lime Five Dock, giving you access to professional equipment including a pool/hydrotherapy area, steam room, sauna, and creche
- Accredited Exercise Physiologists (AEPs)
- Medicare, NDIS & DVA accepted
- Easy parking
- Accessible clinic
- Convenient location
Book your session
Submit your enquiry below and one of our team will be in touch to help schedule your session.
EP360 Exercise Physiology Five Dock: Suite G03/49 Queens Rd, Five Dock NSW 2046 (see map below)
Operating hours
Monday: 5 am–8 pm
Tuesday: 5 am–8 pm
Wednesday: 5 am–8 pm
Thursday: 5 am–8 pm
Friday: 5 am–8 pm
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Accessibility
Lift access from car park and street, Accessible bathroom/change room.
Facilities
Full Gym Access, Creche, Pool/Hydrotherapy (limited availability), Steam Room, Sauna
Parking
Onsite underground parking available, access via ramp on Harris Rd (across from Rosebank College). Please only park in bays designated for Club Lime. Parking tickets can be validated at gym reception for 2 hours free parking.
Public Transport
Bus: 530 – “Harris Rd before Queens Rd” or “Harris Rd at Queens Rd”
Five Dock Exercise Physiologists
Our other locations
St Peters
FAQ
If your question isn’t listed here, feel free to get in touch with us directly and one of our team will answer your queries.
What is Exercise Physiology?
Accredited Exercise Physiologists are university qualified Allied Health Professionals equipped with the knowledge, skills and competencies to design, deliver and evaluate safe and effective exercise interventions for people with acute, sub-acute or chronic medical conditions, injuries or disabilities. Pathology domains covered by the services of AEPs include cardiovascular, metabolic, neurological, musculoskeletal, cancers, kidney, respiratory/pulmonary and mental health, and any other conditions for which there is evidence that exercise can improve the your clinical status.
It doesn’t end there, however, as we are also trained in Strength and Conditioning, fitness, weight loss and general wellbeing programming and training. So, even you do not not fit into any of the categories above, but would like the help of a university trained exercise professional, we can help you!
Do you offer Bulk Billing?
We don’t offer Bulk Billing as a general rule and we do charge a gap fee on our sessions. The gap fee will differ based on the length of the session and we offer 30 minute, 45 minute and 60 minute sessions, depending on the nature of what we are working on. Some conditions require a longer session duration than others.
Can I receive a rebate with my Private Health Fund for Exercise Physiology?
That depends almost entirely on your level of cover. We are registered with all of the Private Health Funds and if you have a good level of cover, it is very likely that you will be able to claim a portion of your sessions back.
Do you have a HICAPS terminal?
No, we do not have a HICAPS terminal. Typically, for private paying sessions, payment is made at the end of the session and an invoice will be automatically generated, which will be sent to you at the time of the end of the scheduled session. From there, you can claim your rebate online with your registered provider.
Are you NDIS registered?
Yes, we are. We have been working in the NDIS space since day one and have helped hundreds of NDIS participants in that time.