Later this month we will be changing our patient management system.
This change is neccessary as the current sytem we are using is being phased out.
While this obviously means a lot of work and changes for us, what does it mean for you?
Try this quick and easy gluten free quiche. Great for using up left overs and creating a nutritious meal, for breakfast, lunch or dinner!
Shane O’Leary, one of our Exercise Physiologists, recently presented at the 2026 Australian and New Zealand Stroke Organisation (ANZSOC) Conference.
The presentation showcased an Exercise Physiology-led Secondary Stroke Prevention Program, developed within Austin Health’s Community Rehabilitation Service.
Physiotherapists Michael Ilett and Sammy Hon were recently in Sydney working at the 2026 Australian Gymnastics Championships.
When they got back we asked them to tell us a bit about the experience . . . .
GLP-1 medications can be a powerful tool for weight management – but they’re only one piece of the puzzle.
Whether you’re getting back into exercise after an injury, training for your next running event, or simply looking to move with more confidence, an Exercise Physiologist can help you build strength, improve fitness, and achieve your goals safely.
A family friendly meal that you can prep, set and forget. I like to make a large batch and use the leftovers across multiple meals saving time during those busy weeknights.
You may have recently noticed this sign out the front of our building – this means that we’re getting closer to embarking on the final stage of our building redevelopment! This final stage is a revamp of the front of the building that will improve the entrance and bring it
In follow up to the initial information we sent out about the recent cyber incident at the Clinic, here are the answers to the most frequent questions we have been asked . . .
This is for those of you we dont have emails for, or who have unsubscribed from our newsletter list . . .
Dear Patients,
We are writing to let you know about a recent cyber security incident that affected our clinical systems.
Try a refressing summer pasta salad. This salad is nutritious, high in fibre, and perfect for warm weather!
It makes a great side to any dish, or a base to a main meal.
The festive season is fast approaching so we wanted to take this chance to say:
Season’s Greetings to all – we wish you a happy & healthy 2026!
Alphington Sports Medicine has signed on to be an official Collection Point for Friends with Dignity’s Christmas Appeal again this year.
The gut is central to a number of systems within the body. The microbes (good bugs) within our digestive system are involved in immune function, hormone metabolism, absorption of nutrients, inflammation and detoxification pathways.
Physiotherapist Brooke Bakaric was recently up in Bendigo supporting Australia’s Badminton athletes. She was there covering the VICTOR Oceania Para Badminton Championships and the YONEX Australian Para Badminton International.
We asked her to tell us a little about her experiences and involvement with Badminton . . .
This recipe has been shared with the permission of Huong’s Kitchen, Vietnam.
Priscilla Elazar and her son were recently there, doing a cooking class while on holiday, and learnt to make this delicious dish!
Sport Australia Hall of Fame has announced seven new Inductees for 2025. Among the diverse list is Alphington Sports Medicine Director Dr Peter Harcourt AM – inducted as a General Member for his contribution to Sport Medicine.
Great news . . . your out-of-pocket cost for a (referred) consult with any our Specialist Sport & Exercise Physicians will now be less!
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