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Expert Physiotherapy Care Tailored to You

At Enhance Williamstown, we understand that taking the first step towards recovery requires both comfort and trust. That’s why our experienced team of male and female physiotherapists is dedicated to providing you with exceptional, personalized care every step of the way.

Your Initial Consultation

What to Expect

During your first in-person session, one of our skilled physiotherapists will take the time to thoroughly understand your specific concerns. They will conduct a comprehensive assessment, provide you with a clear diagnosis, and collaboratively develop a tailored treatment plan designed to effectively manage your condition and get you back to doing what you love.


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Williamstown Clinic Location

Serving Melbourne’s Inner West

Our Enhance Williamstown clinic is perfectly situated to provide high-quality physiotherapy services to the residents of Williamstown, Williamstown North, Altona, Altona North, Newport, Seaholme, Spotswood, Yarraville, Kingsville, and other inner-west Melbourne suburbs.

Clinic Address

2/188 Maddox Rd, Williamstown North VIC 3016

Within Body Seek Personal Training

Parking Information

Parking is available out the front of the entrance to the facility and along Maddox Road. 

Appointment Pricing & Rebates

Consultation Costs

Initial appointments – 45 min, $155

Review consults – 30 min, $125

Extended Review – 45 mins, $155

Private Health, TAC & WorkCover

Private health insurance and compensable appointments (TAC & WorkCover) are accepted.

Please note: Private health insurance, Medicare rebates, TAC & WorkCover will subsidise a portion of this fee. A gap is charged for both TAC & WorkSafe appointments.


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