Pelvic Physio Referral Montmorency

Q: Is a formal referral required for private patients?

While a formal referral is not legally required for non-referred private billing patients to access our services, we highly value detailed clinical correspondence to support a coordinated approach to patient care. For patients seeking Medicare rebates via a CDM plan or those under DVA or WorkSafe, a valid GP referral is mandatory.

Providing a streamlined pelvic physio referral in Montmorency, we partner with local GPs to deliver evidence-informed management for complex pelvic health conditions.

Submit an Online Referral.

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Referring Doctor’s Name

Practice Name

Doctor’s Email

Patient’s Full Name

Patient’s Phone

Patient’s Email

Reason for Referral

Hello. Thank you for contacting us at Monty Pelvic Physio. We’ve received your referral and will get back to you within 12 hours. Kind Regards, Min Khoo Pelvic Physiotherapist Monty Pelvic Physio

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Medicare & Referral Administration.

We accept Chronic Disease Management (CDM/EPC) referrals under Item 10960. Please verify that referrals are addressed directly to Min Khoo to facilitate the patient’s Medicare rebate.

Requirement	Detail
Provider Name	Min Khoo
Practice	Monty Pelvic Physio
Preferred Method	Medical Objects / Secure Email

Information for GPs and Medical Practitioners

We provide evidence-informed, multidisciplinary correspondence for complex pelvic dysfunctions and persistent pain.

Min Khoo (APAM): Conferred Master of Physiotherapy Studies (UQ), with postgraduate clinical training in Pelvic Health (UniSA and UniMelb).

Real-Time Ultrasound (RTUS) diagnostic capability.

Clinical Triage – Indications for Referral

1. MENOPAUSAL TRANSITION & BONE HEALTH

Clinical Indications: Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause (GSM), Osteopenia, and Osteoporosis.

Management Focus: Evidence-informed loading programs for skeletal integrity, management of age-related pelvic floor changes, and support for functional physical comfort.

2. PREGNANCY & POSTPARTUM RECOVERY

Clinical Indications: Pelvic Girdle Pain (PGP/Pubic Symphysis Dysfunction), Diastasis Recti Abdominis (DRAM), and Acute Lactational Mastitis.

Management Focus: Birth preparation (down-training), postpartum musculoskeletal screening, and a structured return-to-sport readiness assessment (high-impact loading protocols).

3. CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN & HYPERTONICITY

Clinical Indications: Endometriosis, Adenomyosis, Vulvodynia, Vaginismus, and Dyspareunia.

Management Focus: Addressing central sensitisation, down-training hypertonic pelvic floor musculature, and nervous system regulation.

4. MEN’S PELVIC HEALTH

Clinical Indications: Post-prostatectomy urinary incontinence, post-void dribbling, and Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome (CPPS/Prostatitis).

Management Focus: Structured pre- and post-operative rehabilitation to support the recovery of bladder control and functional continence.

Common Questions from Referring Practitioners

Does Monty Pelvic Physio accept Chronic Disease Management (CDM) / EPC plans?

Yes. We accept referrals under the Chronic Disease Management (CDM) scheme for patients with chronic conditions requiring a multidisciplinary approach. GPs can allocate up to five (5) sessions per calendar year to pelvic health physiotherapy to assist in the management of long-term dysfunction, with each care plan structured to systematically address your patient’s physical symptoms and long-term health goals.

Is a formal referral required for private patients?

While a formal referral is not legally required for non-referred private billing patients to access our services, we highly value detailed clinical correspondence to support a coordinated approach to patient care. For patients seeking Medicare rebates via a CDM plan or those under DVA or WorkSafe, a valid GP referral is mandatory.

How do you manage urgent or time-sensitive referrals?

We prioritise urgent clinical presentations to support timely intervention and positive clinical outcomes. If a referral involves a time-sensitive concern, please note this clearly on the referral form or in your correspondence so we can arrange an appropriately timed appointment.

What pelvic health conditions are most appropriate for physiotherapy referral?

Physiotherapy referral is well suited to functional and musculoskeletal presentations such as chronic pelvic pain, pelvic girdle pain, post-prostatectomy incontinence, and pre/postnatal pelvic floor dysfunction. If a patient presents with red flags such as unexplained bleeding, suspected malignancy, or acute infection, we recommend appropriate medical investigation prior to or alongside referral.

What is your standard for clinical correspondence back to the referring practitioner?

We are committed to high-level multidisciplinary communication. Referring practitioners can expect a formal clinical report following the patient’s initial assessment and a concluding report upon completion of the treatment block or at significant clinical milestones.