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Function

An allied-health-led pathway supporting mobility, strength, confidence and everyday function through assessment, practical rehabilitation and progress tracking.

Individual suitability assessed Clinician-guided care
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FunctionAssessment-led care

Assessment first
Individual goals
Clinically appropriate care
Progress reviewed
A connected care pathway

What the Function pathway may include.

Recommendations are made only after your clinician understands your needs, health history and goals.

01

Functional assessment

A practical review of movement, strength, mobility and the activities that matter in your day-to-day life.

02

Rehabilitation plan

An individual program of movement, education and support designed around realistic functional goals.

03

Measured progress

Your clinician tracks agreed measures and adapts the plan as capacity, confidence and needs change.

Who may benefit

A starting point for a more informed conversation.

This pathway may be worth discussing if one or more of the following feels relevant to you.

  • People rebuilding capacity after illness or injury
  • Those experiencing reduced mobility or deconditioning
  • People working toward strength or movement goals
  • Clients needing structured functional support or documentation
The NeoMe approach

Personal care, planned in four steps.

  1. 01

    Listen

    Understand your history, priorities and what you would like to improve.

  2. 02

    Assess

    Establish a relevant clinical and functional baseline.

  3. 03

    Plan

    Recommend an individual pathway and explain the available options.

  4. 04

    Review

    Track progress and adjust care when clinically appropriate.

NeoMe Clinics Bella Vista

Begin with a clinical conversation.

Tell us what you would like support with and our team can help you choose the right first appointment.