Aim Physiotherapy & Work Health Solutions - Adelaide, Toorak Gardens and Oakden, South Australia

Richard Fuller, FACP
BAppSc (Physio), GDOHSM,  APAM, OHPAM.
Specialist Occupational Health Physiotherapist
(as awarded by the Australian College of Physiotherapists in 2011) 

Toorak Gardens Clinic  
[Adelaide, South Australia]
363 Greenhill Road 
Toorak Gardens, SA 5065
T   08 8331 1557  
F   08 8331 2579    
E   richard@aimphysio.on.net

 
Oakden Medical Centre
[Adelaide, South Australia]
132-134 Fosters Rd
Oakden SA 5086
T   08 8261 3776 
F   08 8331 2579 
E   admin@aimphysio.on.net   

Windsor Village Medical Centre  
[Adelaide, South Australia]
Corner Sudholz and Longview Roads
Windsor Gardens, SA 5087
T   08 8266 3565  
F   08 8266 3566    
E   nicholas@aimphysio.on.net

Did you know?

Muscles account for approximately 40% of your body weight and you take approximately 5 million steps per year using your leg muscles.

Richard Fuller is a member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA).

Why Choose an APA Physiotherapist?

Members of the APA are committed to quality health care standards for Australians through all stages of life. Only APA Members are required to practice in accordance with the APA Code of Conduct. Don't trust your body to anyone - ensure your physiotherapist is an APA Member.

Choosing a physio who is a member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) gives you peace of mind knowing that you have chosen a health professional who is committed to professional excellence.

Members of the APA are committed to quality health care standards for Australians through all stages of life and are required to participate in the APA's Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Program. The CPD program ensures that members maintain and exceed industry standards which include:

• Cutting edge physiotherapy techniques;
• Adherence to ethical principles;
• Leading research based treatment practices.

When choosing a physiotherapist, remember to look for the APA logo as your assurance of quality. The APA represents more than 10,000 Australian physiotherapists working in:

• Hospitals;
• Academia;
• Government;
• Community organisations;
• Private practice.

The APA is widely regarded as a progressive and ethical professional member organisation. By becoming a member of the APA, physiotherapists are committing to adhere by the APA's Code of Conduct which sets out expected standards of professional and ethical principles. These principles are essential commitments to quality health care and are important points to remember when you are choosing your physiotherapist.

The Australian Physiotherapy Association is a member of the Health Professions Council of Australia, the peak body for health professionals other than doctors and nurses.