Habit Health Blenheim Stadium

Physiotherapy

Need physiotherapy in Blenheim?

Habit Health’s Blenheim physio clinic is located at Stadium 2000 Kinross Street in Blenheim, as part of the Marlborough Lines complex. 

Our Habit Health Blenheim clinic is inside the Stadium 2000 commercial area on Kinross St, which offers heaps of off-street parking for locals and visitors alike.  

Whether you're coming into Blenheim town from the Tasman region, visiting the Stadium 2000 complex next door, or coming directly to Habit Health Blenheim for physiotherapist treatment, our clinic is easily accessible and offers expert physiotherapy care in a community setting. 

Our Habit Health Blenheim physio team can provide you with expert physiotherapy services for injury recovery, pain management, and rehabilitation. With a personalised approach, we tailor treatment plans to each patient’s needs, ensuring optimal care and recovery. 

Services: 

• Sports physiotherapy 
• ACC physiotherapy 
• Post-surgical recovery 
• Pain management 
• Injury prevention 
• Chronic condition management 
• Mobility and strength improvement 
• Workplace injury rehabilitation 

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As an ACC-registered provider, we can assist you with your ACC physiotherapy claim, making the process straightforward and stress-free. There is no need for a referral from a GP. 

Occupational Health

At Habit Health Blenheim, occupational health services include tailored recovery plans, ergonomic assessments, and health education to support employees and employers.  

We ensure seamless injury recovery, workplace modifications, and a smoother return-to-work process for all involved. Our return to work services are fully funded by ACC, and many other programmes are partially funded. 

Services: 

• Ergonomic workstation assessments 
• Tailored return-to-work rehabilitation plans 
• Early intervention programmes (Resolve) to prevent long-term issues 
• Corporate massage to promote employee wellbeing 
• Flu vaccinations to support workplace health 
• Health and safety education and training sessions 
• General wellbeing assessments for employees 
• Injury management and recovery support (workplace-related or non-work injuries) 
• Task analysis and functional assessments for workplace safety 
• Equipment and workstation modifications to prevent injuries 
• Collaboration with employers, employees, and GPs for seamless care 
• Stay at Work (SAW) Programme for safe and sustainable work reintegration 
• Medical clearance updates and injury recovery planning