Bluff Road and North Road Physiotherapy offer treatment for individuals under ‘3rd Party’ programs:

• Transport Accident Commission (TAC)

• WorkSafe (WSV)

• Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA)

• Chronic Disease Management (CDM/EPC)

For each of these programs, Bluff Road and North Road Physiotherapy require formal approval and/or a referral to progress with funding treatment in this way.

Please Note: TAC and WorkSafe patients at Bluff Road and North Road Physiotherapy are responsible to pay a $30 co-payment at each of their sessions with our Physiotherapists. CDM Patients will also have an out-of-pocket expense.

What is the CDM/EPC Program?

Individuals who are being managed by the GP for chronic illness may be eligible for a Chronic Disease Management (CDM) Plan, sometimes referred to as an 'EPC' plan. Those referred by their GP to Bluff Road and North Road Physiotherapy under a CDM plan are eligible for up to 5 physiotherapy sessions. These sessions are, in part, subsidised by Medicare.

The out of pocket fee will vary based on the level of experience of your Physiotherapist ($29-$49).

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What is WorkSafe (WSV)?

WorkSafe Victoria (WSV) can provide Workers compensation benefits following a workplace related accident. In such cases, an employee is covered under the workplace insurance of their employer. WSV patients will receive a case manager from the relevant insurer who will guide them through the process of receiving physiotherapy treatment.

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What is the Transport Accident Commission (TAC)?

The Transport Accident Commission (TAC) can provide individuals injured as a result of a road accident financial cover for physiotherapy treatment. When injured in a road accident, patients can immediately seek treatment at Bluff Road and North Road Physiotherapy. TAC patients will receive a case manager from the TAC who will guide them through the process of receiving physiotherapy treatment.

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What is the Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA)?

Bluff Road and North Road Physiotherapy is proud to provide the very highest physiotherapy care for those who have served in our armed forces and/or are part of the DVA. To begin your treatment under the DVA program, please obtain a referral from your GP and book online or call us to arrange a time.