Moving Healthcare was established in 2020 to cater for the ever-expanding need for home-based Allied Health Services and a genuine love for helping people achieve their goals.
We are a specialist provider of home-based Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy to Metropolitan Melbourne.
We cater to a wide range of patient needs at all stages of the lifespan, with a particular interest in the management of those living with a disability, neurological conditions, post-operative rehabilitation and aged care.
We adopt safe, effective, evidence-based interventions to maximise independence in individuals with compomised function that results from primary pathological processes and resultant impairments.
We help you overcome barriers that may be hindering your function as a result of musculoskeletal and neurological diseases or injuries, such as fractures or strokes.
Gabriella graduated from La Trobe University with a Bachelor of Health Sciences and a Master of Physiotherapy Practice in 2013.
With over a decade of clinical experience, she has worked across acute hospitals, inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation, private practice, clinical Pilates, and community-based settings. She has extensive experience supporting people with complex neurological, musculoskeletal, and cardiorespiratory conditions, and is confident managing multifaceted presentations that require both strong clinical reasoning and thoughtful coordination of care.
Although she values the depth of knowledge gained in hospital and rehabilitation environments, Gabriella has always felt most drawn to community-based physiotherapy. Supporting people in their own homes allows therapy to be practical, meaningful, and directly connected to everyday life. She believes the most powerful outcomes are not only physical improvements, but increased confidence, independence, and genuine forward momentum.
Gabriella is also the Founder and Managing Director of Moving Healthcare. She established the business with a clear vision to provide respectful, high-quality, home-based allied health services that prioritise movement, dignity, and human connection. Under her leadership, Moving Healthcare has grown into a trusted provider supporting NDIS participants, Support at Home clients, and privately paying individuals across Melbourne.
She has a strong understanding of the evolving NDIS landscape and is highly experienced in writing detailed clinical reports, collaborating within multidisciplinary teams, and advocating for appropriate funding so clients can access the supports they need.
As someone who personally loves to move and participates in a range of sports and physical activities, Gabriella understands both the physical and psychological barriers that can impact movement. Her approach is grounded in the values of Support, Gratitude, Joy, and Movement, empowering people to move better, build confidence, and live with greater freedom.
Maddy brings both clinical insight and healthcare operations experience to her role at Moving Healthcare. Her background spans medical administration across radiology and pathology services, as well as operational coordination within a high-demand IVF clinic where she managed complex scheduling systems and supported multidisciplinary teams in fast-paced clinical environments.
As an Enrolled Nurse with experience in high-complexity surgical wards and ongoing work in general practice, Maddy understands healthcare from both clinical and administrative perspectives. This allows her to anticipate needs, strengthen processes, and ensure care delivery runs smoothly behind the scenes.
At Moving Healthcare, Maddy oversees client intake, referral coordination, scheduling, service agreements, and NDIS-related administrative workflows. She supports funding processes, documentation management, and communication with clients and support coordinators to ensure a clear, structured, and professional onboarding experience.
Having also undergone lifesaving brain surgery herself, Maddy brings a grounded appreciation for the patient experience and the importance of timely, compassionate communication.
Maddy is known for being calm, organised and proactive, while bringing plenty of warmth and personality to the team. She loves an emoji or two (or three 🌻🙂🥳), and that same warmth comes through just as naturally when you speak with her over the phone.
Maddy’s Key Strengths:
Bronwyn graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2011 and brings over a decade of physiotherapy experience across private practice and community health settings in both Australia and the UK. She has worked extensively with musculoskeletal conditions, post-operative rehabilitation, women’s health presentations, and older adults requiring strength, mobility, and falls prevention support.
Bronwyn has a strong focus on functional rehabilitation in the home environment, ensuring that therapy is practical and directly relevant to daily life. She is confident managing complex presentations and tailoring programs to suit each person’s goals, capacity, and stage of recovery.
She is experienced in working within the NDIS framework and regularly completes detailed assessments and reports to support funding reviews, plan reassessments, and multidisciplinary collaboration. She understands the importance of clearly linking functional impact to clinical reasoning and recommended supports.
As a mum of three young children, Bronwyn appreciates the importance of maintaining strength and mobility at every stage of life. She enjoys running, playing netball, and is a loyal supporter of the Hawthorn Football Club.
Bronwyn’s special interests
Jenni graduated from La Trobe University with a Bachelor of Health Sciences and a Master of Physiotherapy Practice in 2013. She brings over 13 years of physiotherapy experience, including an extensive career at the Royal Melbourne Hospital across acute, rehabilitation, disability and community-based services.
Jenni has a particularly strong background in neurological rehabilitation and complex health presentations. Her experience spans ICU and acute hospital care through to rehabilitation in the home, giving her an excellent understanding of the healthcare journey and the interplay between disability, medical complexity, mobility and everyday function. She is confident supporting people with complex physical and neurological disabilities, chronic health conditions, post-surgical rehabilitation needs, and changes in mobility and function.
Alongside her physiotherapy work, Jenni works within a hospital disability role, supporting people with disability and their carers to navigate the health system and access appropriate services and supports. She has strong experience within the NDIS, including physiotherapy assessments, clinical report writing, multidisciplinary collaboration and advocating for supports that reflect an individual’s functional needs.
Jenni also has a special interest in hydrotherapy and enjoys using both land and water-based rehabilitation to build strength, mobility, confidence and independence in ways that are meaningful to each person.
Outside of work, Jenni enjoys the outdoors, sport, cooking, gardening, and spending time with family and friends.
Jennifer’s special interests
Joel completed his Doctor of Physiotherapy at the University of Melbourne in 2018 with distinction. He has experience across hospital, private practice, aged care, community, and sporting environments, supporting a broad range of neurological, musculoskeletal, and complex medical presentations.
He is particularly skilled in working with older adults, people living with disability, and individuals recovering from surgery or injury. Joel adapts confidently to diverse clinical scenarios and is known for his ability to manage multifaceted cases with calm, clear clinical reasoning.
Joel has extensive experience working within the NDIS and is highly competent in conducting assessments, functional evaluations, and writing comprehensive reports to support plan reviews and funding justifications. He works closely with multidisciplinary teams to ensure therapy recommendations are well supported and outcome focused.
Fluent in Mandarin and Cantonese, Joel is committed to making physiotherapy accessible and culturally responsive for the communities he serves.
Outside of work, Joel enjoys golf, basketball, badminton, tennis, bouldering, and exploring Melbourne’s food scene.
Joel’s Special Interests
Mandarin and Cantonese speaking
Shachi holds a Master of Applied Science in Clinical Exercise Practice (Rehabilitation) and has over seven years of clinical physiotherapy experience, supported by nearly a decade in occupational rehabilitation and injury management roles. Her background provides a strong foundation in both hands-on physiotherapy and functional recovery within real-world environments.
She has worked across private practice, aged care, and community settings, supporting clients following surgery, managing chronic pain, and navigating long-term conditions. Shachi has particular strength in developing structured rehabilitation programs that focus on restoring independence, improving strength, and preventing re-injury.
Shachi is highly experienced in the NDIS space and regularly completes functional capacity assessments, progress reports, and funding justifications. Her vocational rehabilitation background strengthens her ability to clearly articulate risk, functional limitation, and the need for ongoing therapeutic input.
She values clear communication and practical strategies that empower clients to maintain progress between sessions.
Outside of work, Shachi enjoys Pilates, yoga, travelling, and volunteers with FareShare Australia.
Shachi’s Special Interests
Emma completed her Bachelor of Occupational Therapy in 2018 and works exclusively with adults living with physical disabilities in community-based settings. She has strong expertise in complex mobility needs, high-level assistive technology, pressure management, and both minor and complex home modifications.
Emma regularly supports clients with spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis, acquired brain injury, and other complex physical conditions. She is highly skilled in assistive technology prescription, complex seating and posture management, manual handling risk assessment, and environmental modification to maximise independence and safety within the home.
She is experienced in completing detailed Functional Capacity Assessments and comprehensive NDIS reports, clearly linking functional limitations, risk, and recommended supports to funding requirements. Her reports are structured, evidence-based, and outcome-focused.
Emma works collaboratively with clients, families, and multidisciplinary teams to ensure practical, sustainable solutions that enhance long-term independence.
Emma’s Special Interests
Micole graduated from Trinity College Dublin in 2015 and works with adults across physical and psychosocial disability presentations in community settings. She has experience across acute and subacute hospitals, outpatient services, and in-home care environments.
She supports clients requiring assistive technology, minor home modifications, and structured Functional Capacity Assessments. Micole focuses on improving functional capacity through clear goal setting, practical intervention planning, and detailed reporting aligned with NDIS requirements.
As a bilingual therapist fluent in English and Mandarin, she provides accessible and culturally responsive care to diverse communities.
Micole values structured, goal-driven therapy that translates directly into greater independence at home.
During her free time, Micole enjoys cooking and baking, and being a participant of spin/cycle classes at the gym.
Micole’s Special Interests
Nimaya is an Occupational Therapist specialising in psychosocial disability and complex mental health. Trained in New Zealand, she has worked across acute and long-term community mental health services supporting adolescents and adults.
She works confidently with presentations including borderline personality disorder, bipolar disorder, major depression, anxiety disorders, schizophrenia, complex trauma, addiction, and neurodivergence including autism and ADHD.
Nimaya conducts Functional Capacity Assessments and prepares detailed NDIS reports that clearly outline psychosocial impact, functional limitations, support needs, and risk considerations. Her therapeutic approach integrates DBT, CBT, ACT, Schema Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing within structured, practical frameworks.
She focuses on building sustainable routines, meaningful engagement, and functional capacity within everyday environments.
Outside of work, you’ll often find Nimaya in the air practising aerial arts, or at home curled up with a book and her wise cat by her side.
Nimaya’s Special Interests
Empowering all individuals to move better, fostering greater confidence and an enhanced quality of life.
Our mission is to provide quality Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy that inspires and supports individuals in our community to navigate life’s obstacles with resilience and strength. By harnessing the transformative power of movement, we improve physical mobility and help clients achieve their personal goals. Our mobile service delivers tailored therapy directly to clients' homes, removing barriers and building momentum for greater independence and well-being.
We provide practical, empathetic support tailored to each client's needs and motivations, ensuring they receive the guidance and encouragement required to make meaningul progress.
We value the trust our clients place in us and approach our work with a sense of appreciation. We are also grateful for their stories, courage, determination, and resilience.
We foster positive interactions and celebrate progress, helping clients experience real satisfaction in their achievements for a more rewarding and happy experience.
We enhance physical movement and adapt to our client's evolving needs, with care that moves to them, and with them.
We understand that there are numerous providers of home-based Physiotherapy and OT out there to choose from and appreciate that it is a privilege to be trusted with your care.
You can rest assured that we do not take on this responsibility lightly.

All our expert clinicians are fully qualified, registered and have extensive experience working in the community with the elderly, those living with disabilities, neurological conditions and other musculoskeletal concerns. We understand the barriers that can hinder function and movement and are well-equipped with the latest evidence-based management strategies to overcome them.

Our clinicians attend to your needs in the comfort of your own home. We are also able to assist you at the workplace, school, gym, park or wherever else is most indicated for your specific needs and goals. Say goodbye to waiting in traffic, arranging transport and parking hassles and say hello to convenience, comfort and tailored management to your environment!

We recognise that your goals, needs and functional capacity are ever-changing. Our management strategies are sensitive and responsive to the changes that inevitably happen in life.

All of our clinicians are genuinely passionate about what they do. We love working with people from all walks of life to help them achieve their goals. We are moved and driven by your hard work and aspirations.
If you have any questions regarding our services, get in touch with us today and find out how we can help.
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Because we move to you, unlike attending a clinic, bookings are more easily made by liaising with our team to establish if we’re a good fit to assist your needs, and to find a suitable appointment time.