WHICH treatment option is best for you –
Medical Care, Health Treatment or Self Care?
Don’t let knee pain ruin your life
Over 70% of knee
pain problems don't
need surgery *
Stop guessing. Start healing.
Discover your next move to fixing your knee pain
You don’t have to put up with knee pain slowing you down
- Developed by an expert knee pain physiotherapist who has successfully treated over 11, 297 knees
- Uses the same questions in diagnosing the patients in the clinic
- Less than 3 minutes to find out what YOU can do for your knee pain
Guiding you to the right solution fast. (no signup required)
* Journal of Internal Medicine 2011 Spring
WHICH treatment option is best for you –
Medical Care, Health Treatment or Self Care?
This quick and easy tool helps you determine if self-management is an option
Avoid unnecessary appointments and expenses.
“Leanne is one of the best physiotherapists I’ve been to. She is extremely educated and thorough and works with clients in a holistic manner to understand the root of the cause. I couldn’t recommend more!”
You may be able to avoid the stress, time and cost of surgery with the appropriate measures.
Our online diagnostic tool takes the guesswork out of problem-solving. Acting as your personal assistant illuminating the path to clear solutions – it will save you the one resource you can’t buy: time.
Whilst surgery and medication are an option, other natural treatments may also alleviate knee pain permanently. In fact, some scientific studies suggest natural options can be more effective than surgery, with less likelihood of side effects.
- Save yourself from the trauma of unnecessary surgery. *The average total knee replacement surgery puts you out of action for more than a month, and costs up to $50,000.(1)
- Conservative methods like exercise, education, physical therapy, and over-the-counter analgesics are recommended as one of the first responses to knee pain by the American College of Physicians Clinical Guidelines and (2)
- 6.4% of knee pain patients were found to have findings suspicious of more serious conditions warranting medical referral (3)
*(1) Journal of Internal Medicine 2011 Spring; (2) American College of Physicians Clinical Guidelines (3) Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy, Dec 2007 Vol 37 No 12
Take the first step toward relief today
COVID changed our thinking and now you are more likely to be doing an online consultation than ever before. This online assessment is asking the same kinds of questions you would be undertaking in a telehealth interview and applying them for your situation, so it’s important that you answer them as accurately as possible.
There are occasions where the answers to a line of questioning can suggest a knee problem can be more serious – it doesn’t mean you have that situation, but we may advise you to see a health professional for further investigations to rule out anything that cannot necessarily be managed at home.
Our online assessment is free, secure, and easy. Just take 2 minutes to answer a number of questions in this anonymous screening tool.
This tool will suggest your next best steps: You will either discover when you need to seek medical help, ensuring you don’t delay vital treatment, or help you connect with the right healthcare professional for personalised care, or help you identify if your knee pain can be managed at home with self-care techniques, saving you time and money.
- Draws on combined 65 years of expert physiotherapists' experience
- Get peace of mind by screening out potentially dangerous issues
- Recommends the best solutions for you
Immediately regain your confidence and continue to pursue your passions without worrying about your knee health. Know your next best steps within minutes.
“Leanne is very knowledgable and skilful at identifying the source of the physical problem and fixing it. She is very friendly and follows up after a consultation. Highly recommended.”
Alison Mercer – North Melbourne, Victoria
Take control of your knee health now.
Get your answers nowBypass the waiting room and discover your next best steps in the comfort of your own home.
Don't Let Knee Pain Slow
You Down Another Day
People who delay addressing knee pain for fear of a serious problem or a large health bill may end up with even higher medical expenses or worse still, a poor outcome, such as severe long term pain that could have otherwise been avoided.
“I was referred here by my GP. The consult was very thorough, with all my issues fully investigated…I would highly recommend.”
Leanne Yeung, Pain Physiotherapist
Having treated sore knees for over 32 years, Leanne has seen too many of her patients suffer unnecessarily. So often people consider surgery as a first resort when they could be managed with simple exercises that can be done in the comfort of their own home.
- Masters of Science in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy from University College London (a)
- Guest lecturer and tutor at the University of Melbourne School of Physiotherapy (b).
- Pain Physiotherapist as recognised by the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) (c)
- Leanne's practice, Fit and Well Physiotherapy, is a science-based practice that uses the latest research and evidence to provide effective treatment for various health conditions (d).
With a passion for enabling people in pain to getting back to what they want and need to be doing, Leanne has produced this online tool to enable people to move toward a suitable self- managed option or seek medical or allied health treatment as appropriate.
(a). UCL is ranked 4th in the world for clinical, pre-clinical and health subjects (b). University of Melbourne is ranked 1st in Australia and 2nd in the world for sports-related subjects (c). which is the peak body representing the interests of Australian physiotherapists and their patients. This title signifies a standard of professional and ethical behaviour over and above the requirements of registration (d). Leanne’s patients only require an average of 2.4 treatments before they move on to their self-managed programme to do at home.
Take the guesswork out of solving your knee pain
Need to seek medical help?
If your issue is more serious, the questionnaire will reveal you may need to see your doctor to be investigated more thorougly.
Or Visit a Health Professional?
Your problem is more a quality of life issue. You may want to visit a physiotherapist or another bodywork practitioner.
Or Fix pain yourself, with help?
With the right advice and support your problem could potentially be managed by taking suitable action such as a change in your activities or strength
Explore the Blog
Get the stories of other people who had knee pain, and also find out the various causes and influences on knee pain, and tips on what you can try so you may get relief.
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