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Our aim is to provide our clients with a state of the art service in physiotherapy, pilates, podiatry, nutrition, exercise physiology & massage. We are using up to date technology and advanced treatment methods to have you “injury-free” and feeling great again as soon as possible. Our two Gold Coast locations are strategically located a ready to serve you from Monday to Saturday.

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We strive for innovation without compromising quality, and our vision is to continue to evolve as the next generation Health Centre on the Gold Coast. Our Clear Island location has Physiotherapists, Podiatrists, Nutritionists, Exercise Physiologists, and Massage therapists on-site to treat a wide range of injuries. We also have shock wave therapy and 3D custom orthotics available. Our Main Beach clinic caters to Physiotherapy needs. All of our practitioners are highly trained, passionate, qualified, and certified as well as committed to providing a friendly but yet effective approach.

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We address, treat and manage a wide range of injuries with physiotherapy, pilates, nutrition, massage, exercise physiology & podiatry available at our Clear Island Waters location and Podiatry and 3D custom orthotics available at Nerang. We strive for innovation without compromising quality, and our vision is to continue to evolve as the next generation Health Centre on the Gold Coast.

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Top 5 Futsal Injuries

Top 5 Futsal Injuries

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Top 5 Futsal Injuries seen by a Podiatrist  The top 5 Futsal injuries seen by a podiatrist will be discussed in this blog. It is easy to injure your foot or ankle playing Futsal. This is because the forces between your feet and the ground are amplified during this high impact activity. Injuries Blisters – A…

football and futsal injuries

Signs and symptoms of football and futsal injuries

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Signs and symptoms of common football and futsal injuries In a previous blog, we discussed common football and futsal injuries. Injuries have different presentations based on whether they are muscle/tendon, bone, ligaments, or a combination as seen in growing pain. So what do these injuries look like? Growing pains Growing pains can occur from conditions…

frozen shoulder

Frozen Shoulder

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The Frozen Shoulder Adhesive capsulitis (aka frozen shoulder, painful stiff shoulder or periarthritis) is a self-limiting condition where the bones, tendons or ligaments cause pain on movement. Frozen shoulder later progresses too restricted active AND passive glenohumeral ROM. There is disagreement whether it stems from an inflammatory, fibrosing or algoneurodystrophic (a form of complex regional pain syndrome without demonstrable nerve lesions) conditions.…

Medical Receptionist Job

Medical Receptionist Job – Gold Coast

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Ace health center has a Medical Receptionist Job available! Join our innovative team at our Gold Coast Allied health clinic and never look back. We have physiotherapists, podiatrists, dietitians, pilates, and fitness classes. Our ever-expanding team is helpful, happy, and hardworking. This leads to a great clinic atmosphere that will have you excited to come…

unstable shoulder

Unstable shoulder

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The Unstable Shoulder There is new classification surrounding an unstable shoulder. Based on the Stanmore classification of shoulder instability there are 3 types: Polar type I (structural instability), Polar type II (Atraumatic instability), and Polar type III (Neurological dysfunction/muscle patterning). This can be simplified to Born loose, Torn loose, Worn Loose. Polar Type I: The Unstable shoulder may present with…

Why do I have neck pain?

Why do I have neck pain?

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Why do I have neck pain? Why do I have neck pain? Sometimes there can be no direct cause / incidence of why you have neck pain. Maybe you simply woke up in the morning and thought you slept in a funny position. Perhaps you twisted your neck too quickly to look at something. You…

heel pain in runners

heel pain in runners

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The Top 5 Exercises for Heel Pain in Runners The top 5 exercises for heel pain in runners will be discussed in this blog. The exercises will help improve muscle strength and promote flexibility in the foot and leg muscles. Ultimately it will allow you to get back to running faster and free from pain.…

Futsal injury prevention and treatment

Futsal injury prevention and treatment

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Futsal injury prevention and treatment In this blog we talk about Futsal injury prevention and treatment. Playing soccer / football can be a great activity for all ages, but like any other sport there is always an associated risk of injury. There are some injuries that are more evident in younger players such as Osgoode-schlatters…

heel pain in runners

Heel Pain in Runners

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Heel Pain in Runners is one of the most common injuries that will present to a Podiatrist. There are many causes of heel pain in runners. For the purposes of this article we will focus on heel pain due to overuse, in particular Plantar Fasciitis. What causes Heel Pain in runners? Running is a high…

Rotator Cuff Injury

Rotator Cuff Injury

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Rotator Cuff Injury What is the Rotator Cuff? A Rotator Cuff Injury is very common. The rotator cuff is a key group of four muscles that support the shoulder joint. These four muscles allow you to perform all sorts of movements like reaching, twisting, and raising your arm. The rotator cuff muscles attach to bones…

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