Still not right,
months later.
Some injuries settle and some linger. If a niggle has outlasted rehab and rest, a clinical review can help work out what is holding recovery back.
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Any of these sound familiar?
- A niggle that never fully clears
- Recovery slower than it used to be
- Stiffness that outlasts the session
- Rehab plateaued short of full function
- Reinjuring the same area
- Training around it rather than through it
None of these confirm anything on their own. That is exactly why a proper assessment beats guessing.
Repair is a process, not a wait
Tissue repair depends on inflammation resolving, adequate protein synthesis and good circulation. When any of those are impaired, rest alone does not finish the job — which is why some injuries stall well short of full function.
The history
What happened, what you have already tried, and where progress stopped. Most stalled recoveries have a turning point worth finding.
What is slowing repair
Your doctor considers the systemic factors that influence healing rather than treating the site in isolation.
Working with your rehab
Any plan is designed to sit alongside physio and your existing programme, not to replace either.
A programme, not a prescription.
Every OPTIV pathway is doctor-led and built around your situation. Here is what that actually involves.
A free 15-minute call
With our care team, before you commit to anything. We explain how it works, what it costs, and whether we are the right fit for what you are dealing with.
A comprehensive assessment
Your goals, your history and your current health, reviewed properly rather than through a two-minute questionnaire.
A consultation with a doctor
An Australian-registered practitioner who reviews your assessment, discusses what is appropriate, and answers your questions directly.
A personalised plan
Built around you. If treatment is clinically appropriate it is dispensed by a licensed Australian pharmacy.
Ongoing support
Your care team is reachable throughout. Questions between appointments are expected, not an imposition.
A follow-up review
At the end of your cycle your doctor reviews how you have responded and decides with you whether to continue, adjust or stop.
What ongoing care looks like.
What actually happens, stage by stage, from your first call to your review.
Getting started
Your free call, then a doctor consultation covering the history of the injury, what you have already tried, and where progress stopped.
Plan agreed and underwayAlongside rehab
Your plan runs with your physio and existing programme rather than replacing either. First check-in with your care team.
First check-in with your care teamRebuilding load
The period where function is usually rebuilt. Anything that flares is flagged and reviewed rather than pushed through.
Adjustments made as neededReview
Your doctor assesses progress against where you started and decides the next step with you.
Full review with your doctorTimings are indicative of the programme, not a promise about results. Everyone responds differently, and your doctor will set expectations for your situation at your consultation.
Three steps. The first one's free.
Free care call
Fifteen minutes with our care team. We explain the process, what it costs and what to expect, and answer anything you want to ask. If we are not the right fit, we will say so.
See your doctor
A telehealth consultation with an Australian-registered doctor, who reviews your assessment and decides what is clinically appropriate.
Your plan
If approved, a personalised plan dispensed by a licensed Australian pharmacy, with ongoing support and a review at the end of your cycle.
Grab a time that suits you.
Fifteen minutes, free, and no obligation to go any further.
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Before you book.
Stop guessing.
A short call, a clear explanation, and an honest answer about whether we can help.
Book your free care callAustralian residents 18+. Treatment is only prescribed where a doctor judges it clinically appropriate.