About Inner North Physiotherapy
Inner North Physiotherapy is a private physiotherapy clinic located in Thornbury, Victoria, Australia, serving the Inner North Melbourne community. The clinic provides evidence-based musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy for issues such as back and neck pain, joint injuries, post-operative rehabilitation and long-term pain conditions. They also have a strong focus on pelvic health and continence physiotherapy, supporting people with pelvic pain, pregnancy and postnatal issues, incontinence and pelvic floor dysfunction. In addition, Inner North Physiotherapy offers exercise-based and Pilates-informed rehabilitation programs tailored to individual needs and goals.
A charge from Inner North Physiotherapy will usually appear on your bank or card statement after you have attended an in-clinic consultation, telehealth session or exercise/Pilates-based rehabilitation appointment. You might see charges for an initial assessment, standard follow-up consultation, longer complex consultation, pelvic health assessment, or small-group clinical exercise sessions. In some cases, a charge may relate to the purchase of rehabilitation equipment (e.g., exercise bands, Pilates accessories), a pre-paid pack of exercise sessions, or a gap payment after Medicare, TAC, WorkCover or private health insurance has processed their portion. If you booked online, you may also see a pre-authorisation hold or deposit that later converts into the final consultation fee.
If you are unsure about an Inner North Physiotherapy charge, first check your email for booking confirmations, receipts or treatment plans from innernorthphysiotherapy.com.au, and review your calendar for any recent appointments. Compare the transaction date and amount with when you attended the clinic or had a telehealth session, and consider whether any family member might have used your card for their appointment. To resolve questions, you can contact the clinic directly via the contact details listed on their website or your invoice, providing the date, exact amount and the last four digits of the card used so they can look up the payment. Common issues—such as duplicate charges, confusion about pre-authorisation holds, or questions about insurance rebates—are usually resolved by speaking with reception, who can re-send itemised receipts, explain billing codes and assist with refunds or adjustments if an error has occurred.