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After-Hours & Emergency Physio Sydney CBD

After hours, Sundays, public holidays: a physiotherapist travels to you in the Sydney CBD. The phone is answered 24/7 on (02) 8111 5633.

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You've stood up from your desk and your back has seized, or you've come off a kerb on George Street and your ankle won't take weight. It's after six and your usual physio has closed.

There's no Well Motion clinic in the Sydney CBD, so don't go looking for a door. Our 24/7 after-hours emergency mobile physiotherapy sends a physiotherapist to you. Follow-up happens by telehealth physiotherapy or at one of our four clinics.

Coming out to the Sydney CBD

We're called out to the city regularly, to offices and apartments.

Almost every home in the city is an apartment 2, so nearly every visit means a lobby, a lift and building security. Give us the building name, the level, and how security or the concierge wants visitors to arrive. Parking is tight, so if your building has a visitor bay or a loading dock we can use, tell us when you call.

The median age in the city is 32 2. Hyde Park is 16 hectares of open space in the middle of it 3, and Cook + Phillip Park Pool on College Street has indoor pools and a fitness centre 4.

What we come out for

A back that seizes between meetings, a wrist from a fall on wet pavement, a neck that locked at the screen. That's what we come out for.

The first step is a phone call: (02) 8111 5633. The rest is explained in how a call-out works.

When to call 000 instead

Triple zero (000) comes first for signs of a stroke, bleeding that won't stop, loss of consciousness, chest pain or trouble breathing 1. Call 000 too after a hit to the head followed by blacking out, confusion or vomiting, or if you can't move or feel your arms or legs after a neck injury. An emergency department is the place for a red, hot, swollen calf, and for back pain that comes with numbness between your legs or loss of bladder or bowel control. An emergency department close to the city is St Vincent's Hospital in Darlinghurst. For every other muscle, joint or bone problem, call us.

Areas we cover nearby

The city centre, Barangaroo, The Rocks, Millers Point, Haymarket, Pyrmont, Ultimo and Darlinghurst. If your suburb isn't here, check the full call-out area.

FAQs

Is there a physio open on Sunday in the Sydney CBD?

Yes. Sunday and public holiday call-outs in the Sydney CBD are what this service is for. The phone is (02) 8111 5633.

Can you come to my office in the city?

Yes. We come to offices, apartments and worksites in the city. All we need is a private room or a quiet space with enough room for you to lie down.

Can you come to a boat or a marina?

Yes, if we can get to you safely. We have treated on a yacht in the harbour. Tell us where it's berthed and how we get aboard.

Where is the nearest emergency department to the city?

St Vincent's Hospital on Victoria Street, Darlinghurst, is the one for the emergencies listed above. Sydney Hospital on Macquarie Street also has a 24-hour emergency department, but it is for hand and eye emergencies 5.

Call (02) 8111 5633 from the Sydney CBD at any hour, or book an assessment online.