Meet the ACE Health Centre team.
Podiatrists, physiotherapists, exercise physiologists, pilates instructors, massage therapists, dietitians and reception staff. Multidisciplinary by design — so the people working on different parts of your health are actually talking to each other.
What “multidisciplinary” means in practice.
Most allied-health clinics specialise narrowly. We don’t. The reason is simple: most of the conditions we treat — chronic foot and lower-limb pain, post-surgical recovery, complex injuries, chronic health conditions — benefit from input from multiple disciplines working off the same plan.
Inside the clinic that means a podiatrist who sees a patient with knee pain can walk five metres to discuss it with a physio. A physio rehabbing an ACL can hand the strength progression to an exercise physiologist. A patient managing diabetic foot care sees a podiatrist for the foot, an exercise physiologist for the metabolic side, and a dietitian for the nutrition side — with all three communicating.
It also means the practitioners are choosing to work in a multidisciplinary environment specifically because they value that collaboration. The team is here because the team-based care matters to them.
Six clinical disciplines under one roof.
Each discipline has its own dedicated practitioners. Many patients see multiple disciplines through the course of their care — the handovers happen inside the building.
Three steps from first visit to outcome.
