BaiMed Neuro
BaiMed Neuro is the branch of BaiMed dedicated to helping people with various neurological conditions and symptoms.
BaiMed Neuro is the branch of BaiMed dedicated to helping people with various neurological conditions and symptoms.
Neurological and age-related conditions and symptoms we can assist with:
- Poor Balance + Risk of Falls
- Poor Mobility and Gait
- Idiopathic Parkinson’s Disease
- Parkinson’s Plus Syndromes (MSA, PSP)
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Acquired Spinal Cord Injuries
- Acquired Brain Injuries including Stroke
- Dementia (including Dementia with Lewy Bodies and Alzheimer’s Disease)
- Cerebral Palsy
- Peripheral neuropathy
- Ataxia
Our approach is highly individualised care. When it comes to neurological disorders and symptoms, every person is affected differently.
We pride ourselves on getting to know the individual, their unique symptoms, their concerns, and most importantly their goals.
We tailor their treatment accordingly, and continually re-assess and adapt as needed.
How can Physiotherapy and Exercise Physiology help with neurological conditions?
- Improve quality of life for the individual
- Reduce degradation rate of muscle mass, or increase muscle mass
- Improve Motor Function
- Improve Gait and Mobility
- Improve symptoms
- Improve comorbidities
- Prolong independence and allow individuals to stay at home for longer
- Reduce risk of falls and injury
- Prevent or limit disability
- Assist in reducing/preventing contractures (in people with muscular dystrophy, spinal cord injuries and stroke)
My brain/spinal cord injury occurred years ago, is it too late for me to have physio/EP treatment?
No, with the right treatment, you can likely see improvements in function many years after an injury has occurred.
My condition is degenerative in nature, can Physio/Exercise really help?
Yes, exercise can help to counteract or slow down the progression of symptoms in the case of degenerative diseases, such as Parkinson’s Disease.
Meet Our Team
Matt Cook
Position: Physiotherapist
Qualifications:
- Diploma of Health and Rehabilitation Science (Charles Sturt University)
- Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Western Sydney University)
Matt Cook is a dedicated physiotherapist based in his hometown of Kiama. Born and raised in this vibrant coastal community, he developed a passion for sports and rehabilitation, which led him to pursue a career in physiotherapy. Matt enjoys treating sporting injuries and works diligently to support athletes and individuals of all ages in their recovery and rehabilitation.
With a strong commitment to his local community, Matt actively participates in health initiatives such as the Kiama Parkinson’s Disease Support Group, promoting wellness and exercise to improve quality of life. Outside of work, Matt enjoys surf boat rowing, golf, and rugby union.
Harry Brignall
Position: Exercise Physiologist
Harry grew up in the Southern Highlands where he played multiple sports including soccer and basketball. In 2019 he made the move to the Illawarra whilst completing his Exercise Science degree at University of Wollongong.
Harry is passionate about helping individuals improve their health, function and quality of life. Whether your an athlete, dealing with an injury or have a long-term health condition.
Outside of work Harry enjoys playing golf, snowboarding, and exploring the south coast.
Jess Holt
Position: Exercise Physiologist
Jess has extensive experience providing one-on-one and group-based Exercise Physiology treatment across a variety of settings. She specializes in musculoskeletal and neurological rehabilitation and has a strong passion for hydrotherapy. Whether you’re looking to recover from an injury or improve your overall fitness, Jess is dedicated to helping you achieve your goals, no matter your ability level.
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