Is Kingsdale close enough for a genuine weekly program?

Yes — at about 11 minutes and 9 kilometres, it's the shortest trip on our books, which makes weekly or fortnightly visits easy to keep up for an ongoing strain or maintenance program.

What funding can Kingsdale patients use for remedial massage?

Private extras cover, a DVA card, or an NDIS plan that includes remedial massage — there's no Medicare rebate. Bring your card or plan details along to your first session.

Can I claim remedial massage on private health?

If your extras cover includes remedial massage and your therapist has a provider number with your fund, yes — we can process the claim on the spot with HICAPS where the fund allows it. Massage isn't covered by Medicare, but it can be funded through DVA or NDIS in the right circumstances.

How is remedial different from a relaxation massage?

Different purpose. Technique is chosen for what the assessment finds, pressure is matched to the tissue, the work targets a specific area, and the goal is a real change in tightness, range, or pain. Registration with a recognised national body is the standard for the field.

11 minutes from Kingsdale

Remedial massage in Kingsdale.

Name: Goulburn Health Therapy
Address: 37 Ross Street, Goulburn, NSW, 2580, AU
Telephone: (02) 4822 0144
Price range: $$

We treat Kingsdale residents from our Goulburn clinic — about 11 minutes and 9 km away.

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Local care

Remedial massage for Kingsdale residents.

Kingsdale is about as close as it gets — roughly 11 minutes up Crookwell Road, around 9 kilometres — which makes a standing remedial massage program straightforward rather than a logistical exercise. That's useful for acreage families here managing block work alongside commuting, since both bring their own strain: lifting and fencing on one side, hours at a desk or in the car on the other.

Because the trip in is short, we can space visits closely enough to track real change — tightness easing, range improving — rather than starting again each time. Tension headaches, overuse pain and general tightness through the neck and shoulders are common reasons Kingsdale residents come in. We assess the tissue, work it with technique suited to what we find, and aim for a shift you notice by the time you're back on Crookwell Road.

Getting here

The drive in from Kingsdale.

Kingsdale sits north of Goulburn, about 9 km from the clinic and roughly 11 minutes away via Crookwell Road. Our clinic is at 37 Ross Street in the centre of Goulburn, with parking on site — an easy trip for a first assessment or a standing block of appointments.

What we treat

What Kingsdale patients see us for.

Remedial massage is hands-on work on muscle and the soft tissue around joints, with technique picked for what we find and pressure tuned to the tissue. Our therapists are registered with a recognised national body, and the aim is a measurable change in tightness, range, or pain — not just an hour on the table.

Tight neck and shouldersdesk work, screen time
Lower and mid-back muscle pain
Soft-tissue recovery after injury
Sports recoverybefore an event or after
Tension headaches and jaw pain from tight muscles
Overuse painmanual work, driving, carrying kids

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Funding

Ways to pay.

Kingsdale residents can use any of these pathways for remedial massage, subject to eligibility and the right referral or plan.

Private health
DVA
NDIS

Common questions

Questions we get asked a lot.

Is Kingsdale close enough for a genuine weekly program?
Yes — at about 11 minutes and 9 kilometres, it's the shortest trip on our books, which makes weekly or fortnightly visits easy to keep up for an ongoing strain or maintenance program.
What funding can Kingsdale patients use for remedial massage?
Private extras cover, a DVA card, or an NDIS plan that includes remedial massage — there's no Medicare rebate. Bring your card or plan details along to your first session.
Can I claim remedial massage on private health?
If your extras cover includes remedial massage and your therapist has a provider number with your fund, yes — we can process the claim on the spot with HICAPS where the fund allows it. Massage isn't covered by Medicare, but it can be funded through DVA or NDIS in the right circumstances.
How is remedial different from a relaxation massage?
Different purpose. Technique is chosen for what the assessment finds, pressure is matched to the tissue, the work targets a specific area, and the goal is a real change in tightness, range, or pain. Registration with a recognised national body is the standard for the field.