We regularly see veterans under DVAs allied health support pathways.
If you are a veteran, or you are helping a veteran understand what may be needed before booking, this page explains how DVA access applies to care at Human Movement Co. It covers who this pathway may be relevant to, what you may need before booking, and where to go next if you are still unsure.
This page may be relevant if you:
DVA care usually follows a referral pathway led by your GP. Regular communication between your GP and allied health provider helps make sure care stays aligned with your needs and goals over time.
Your GP helps coordinate your primary care and can discuss whether allied health treatment is appropriate for your situation.
If appropriate, your GP can refer you to an allied health provider under the DVA pathway. If you would like to see us, you can ask to be referred to Human Movement Co. If useful, you can also find more information through the official DVA pathway information.
Once your referral is in place, you can book your appointment with Human Movement Co. Under this pathway, the allied health provider can generally provide treatment for up to 12 sessions or one year, whichever comes first.
Your practitioner will:
Before booking, it may help to have:
If you are unsure whether you already have everything needed, that is okay. The practical side can often be clarified once we understand what paperwork or referral details you already have.
Here are some of the questions people commonly ask about DVA access.
That depends on your DVA access arrangements and the referral or approval pathway that applies to you. If you are unsure, it is worth clarifying what documentation you already have before booking.
In many cases, some form of referral or approval information may be needed. If you are not sure what applies to you, the easiest next step is to reach out and let us know what you already have.
We will usually want your DVA details, any referral or approval information, and any relevant GP details or paperwork you have already been given.
That is common. If you are unsure whether your details or eligibility are current, it is worth checking with DVA or your referring doctor first.
The most up-to-date information is available through the official DVA website.
If you are ready to move forward, you can speak with a practitioner, book an appointment, or return to the access hub to explore another pathway.
