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YEONSEICHIROPRACTIC & PILATESCall about your claimNSW Workers Compensation
Chiropractic care for eligible workplace injuries.
Yeonsei provides SIRA-approved chiropractic assessment, treatment and rehabilitation for eligible NSW Workers Compensation claims, with functional goals and insurer communication when required.
- NSW claims
- SIRA-focused care
- Insurer requirements apply
At a glance
A Workers Compensation chiropractor supports function, recovery and safe participation at work.
Care starts by understanding the injury, current symptoms, functional limits and work demands. A clinically appropriate plan may combine hands-on treatment, exercise and graded rehabilitation, with progress measured against practical recovery and work-related goals.
Before treatment
Confirm the claim and funding pathway before the first appointment.
NSW chiropractors do not require a GP referral to commence Workers Compensation treatment. Before the first appointment, however, the clinic should confirm that the claim has been accepted, the worker is eligible for payment of medical and related expenses, and the insurer agrees the treatment is reasonably necessary.
Claim acceptance, treatment approval and payment decisions are made by the insurer. Please call reception if you are unsure what has been approved.
Your claim pathway
A clear process from claim details to progress review.
Bring your available claim information so we can identify the appropriate pathway and avoid preventable delays.
Confirm eligibility
We clarify claim acceptance, medical-expense eligibility and the relevant insurer requirements.
Assessment and goals
Your chiropractor assesses the presentation, functional limits and work-related recovery priorities.
Treatment and review
Care begins when the pathway is confirmed, with progress measured and requests submitted when required.
Individualised management
Treatment is matched to the injury, work demands and recovery goals.
The assessment considers symptoms, movement, strength, function and relevant work tasks. Care is reviewed according to progress and may be coordinated with the nominated treating doctor and wider recovery team.
- Relevant physical and functional assessment
- Spinal manipulation or mobilisation when appropriate
- Soft tissue therapy
- Exercise and graded rehabilitation
- Advice about activity and recovery-at-work goals
- Outcome measures and progress reviews
Claim communication
Relevant progress can be shared with the claim team.
With appropriate consent and where required, Yeonsei can provide treatment requests and relevant progress information to support coordinated recovery.
Allied Health Treatment Requests completed when required
Functional goals and outcome measures documented
Progress communicated to the insurer or case manager
Coordination with the GP, employer or rehabilitation provider when appropriate
Frequently asked questions
Workers Compensation chiropractic questions.
Can I see a chiropractor for a NSW workplace injury?+
Yes. A SIRA-approved chiropractor can provide services for an eligible NSW Workers Compensation claim. Claim acceptance, medical-expense eligibility and insurer funding should be confirmed.
Do I need a GP referral?+
Physiotherapists, chiropractors and osteopaths do not require a referral to commence Workers Compensation treatment in NSW. Other claim, funding or workplace requirements may still apply.
Who pays for Workers Compensation chiropractic treatment?+
The insurer may fund approved and reasonably necessary treatment for an eligible accepted claim. The insurer makes claim-specific approval and payment decisions.
What happens at the first appointment?+
Your chiropractor discusses the injury, symptoms, work demands and goals, completes a relevant assessment, explains the findings and provides treatment when the claim pathway has been confirmed and treatment is appropriate.
What is an Allied Health Treatment Request?+
An Allied Health Treatment Request, or AHTR, outlines the current presentation, progress, barriers and proposed treatment. SIRA-approved practitioners use it to request insurer approval when required.
Will Yeonsei communicate with my insurer or GP?+
Where required and with appropriate consent, the clinic can submit treatment requests and provide relevant progress information to the insurer, case manager, nominated treating doctor or wider recovery team.
What should I bring?+
Bring your claim number, insurer and case-manager details, date of injury, Certificate of Capacity, relevant reports or scans, approval correspondence and information about your work duties.
Where is the clinic?+
Yeonsei Chiropractic Clinic is in Strathfield Plaza, close to Strathfield Station. Appointments are available in English, with Korean communication available when helpful.
Scheme information reviewed against current guidance: SIRA Workers Compensation guide for allied health practitioners · SIRA Allied Health Treatment Request. Claim-specific funding decisions remain with the insurer.
Start with the right information
Have your claim number and insurer details ready.
Yeonsei Chiropractic Clinic · Suite 204, Level 2, Strathfield Plaza
Call (02) 9746 0119