Andrew Ilieff is a highly skilled physiotherapist. You can be assured that when you see Andrew, your complaint will be thoroughly assessed, and he will use the most appropriate and up to date techniques to treat your problem. Andrew’s treatment will always be governed by research. He is constantly analysing the results of the most recent clinical trials so that you can receive the most up to date treatment, helping you to get better sooner. Andrew only ever uses evidenced based and clinically proven treatment techniques. Andrew is also a member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association.

Andrew is very time aware and prides himself on seeing his patients on time. With a history of treating and servicing busy professionals in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs, he respects your time and does his best not to keep you waiting. Andrew is qualified strength & conditioning coach and not only works with clients on their journey to recovery but facilities many elite athletes on their sporting journey.

Andrew has:

15 years combined study & clinical experience in physiotherapy
Worked with both the elite athlete & ‘weekend warrior’
Had great success in treating:

– Sporting injuries

– Overuse running, cycling & swimming injuries

– Post operative shoulders, hips, knees and ankles

– Complex neck & back cases.

– Headaches, migraines, TMJ and Jaw issues

– Paediatric Sports Physiotherapy cases

Andrew also lecture’s Musculoskeletal treatment and assessment at the University of Technology Sydney for their Master of Physiotherapy Course and is co-host of the Hybrid Therapist Podcast!

From Andrew you can expect:

A good listener, great customer service and follow up, time spent in the assessment phase, plenty of ‘hands on’ physio, exercise and a solution to your problem.

In 2018 Joel suffered a complete ACL tear in his right knee. After a reconstruction surgery he took on the challenge of mastering his own rehab in conjunction with Andrew Ilieff, and now completely understands what is required from both a patient and therapist in order to have a successful and holistic approach to returning from injury.

Joel has a strong background in human anatomy and a passion for musculoskeletal and sports related injuries, and particularly enjoys working with young athletes. Joel has over 7 years’ experience coaching gymnastics at both Ascham and Kincoppal School, with a focus on coordination, strength and balance.

Joel has 7 years combined study and has gained experience and developed skills across a broad range of areas including sports, orthopaedic rehabilitation, neurological rehabilitation, geriatrics, paediatrics and cardiopulmonary. Joel uses a combination of exercise therapy, manual techniques and evidence-based practice to help his clients return to optimal health and to prevent further injuries.

From Joel you can expect: 
High energy, a constant smile, the perfect balance of hands on treatment and exercise prescription, and finally, through personal experience, an understanding of what it takes to get the results you want.

At the age of 17, Chantelle underwent a knee reconstruction following an ACL rupture, as well as a meniscal and MCL injury. It was during her rehabilitation process that she was introduced to the world of Physiotherapy. Following two more knee surgeries, as well as a second reconstruction, Chantelle has become innately aware of the process required to return the body to competitive sport.

Chantelle’s commitment and drive has reflected in her career progression as well as her dedication to her client’s outcomes. From the moment you enter the door, you will be met with enthusiasm and a compassionate ear. She understands that injury creates more than a physical impact on the body, and will help to create goal oriented progressions and focus your mentality on reaching your end goal, no matter what that may be.

Chantelle has worked in the sporting industry for the past 7 years.. She has had the pleasure of working with clients from a range of diverse backgrounds. She is currently the physio for the NSW National Development Rugby 7’s Academy. She has also worked with national representative players in rugby league, netball, touch football, powerlifting, bodybuilding and dance.
Over the past few years she has developed a passion for strength and conditioning and will preach the benefit of creating a strong foundation for your body.

From Chantelle you will experience
A passionate and enthusiastic energy, as well as a commitment to help you reach your goals. She will use a combination of evidence based treatment and exercise prescription, and will strive to ensure you enjoy the process to maximize your results.

Jamie has a keen interest in musculoskeletal and sports rehabilitation, formulated from previous injury experiences in highschool years as a high level runner, cricketer and rugby union player. He is willing to do everything he can to rehab your injury, utilising the most up to date evidence while providing a service that will make your treatment fun and enjoyable as you achieve your goals.

Outside of the clinic, Jamie is an avid sports lover, who enjoys watching the NBA, NFL, NRL and doesn’t mind the occasional game of golf. He also works as a physiotherapist for the NSW/ACT AFL Umpires.

Lachie, a native of Orange, NSW, grew up participating in a variety of sports including rugby union, cricket, touch football, golf and water skiing. As he entered high school, he chose rugby union as his sport of choice. He played at a high level throughout his time in high school, which resulted in a move to Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs to play.

However, rugby’s physical nature often results in injuries, and Lachie spent a lot of time with club physiotherapists. This experience sparked an interest in musculoskeletal and sports physio.

Today, Lachie has an interest in sports rehab and performance. He employs a combination of hands-on treatment and exercise prescription, along with the most up-to-date evidence, to help his patients achieve their rehab goals. Lachie’s approach to rehab is engaging and fun, and he works tirelessly to ensure that his patients have the best possible experience.

Outside of the clinic, Lachie works with the physio team at the NSW Waratahs senior men’s and women’s squads. He is also the current physiotherapist for the under 18 Generation Blue NSW Waratahs team, where he is responsible for diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and return to performance of the squad. Additionally, Lachie has worked with a variety of sports teams, including the Italian Rugby League team, Western Suburbs Magpie, NSW/ACT AFL Umpires, Colleagues Rugby Union Club, and the South Sydney Rabbitohs Pathway squads. Lachie has also visited the Red Bull Athlete Performance Centre in Salzburg, Austria, where he worked with some of Red Bull’s top athletes.

When he’s not working, Lachie enjoys playing rugby, golf, and traveling. He also makes it a point to visit his hometown of Orange whenever possible.