Next Phase Injury Therapy is based at 444 Hume Hwy, Yagoona, but our WorkCover and CTP patients come from right across the local area — Bankstown, Greenacre, Punchbowl, Chester Hill, Bass Hill, Birrong and beyond. Wherever your claim started, our approach is the same: clear communication, approved treatment, and a plan focused on getting you back to work and normal life.
Who we support
- Workers injured on the job anywhere across South West Sydney, managing a WorkCover NSW claim
- Drivers, passengers, riders and pedestrians recovering from a motor vehicle accident under the NSW CTP scheme
- Patients referred by their GP, case manager or insurer for structured, reportable treatment
Why location matters less than you’d think
Because we’re open 8am–8pm, 7 days, and conveniently located on Hume Highway with parking at the rear, patients from surrounding suburbs find it straightforward to fit appointments around work and family — whether they’re coming from Bankstown, Greenacre, Punchbowl or further out.
What to bring to your first visit
For WorkCover: your claim number and case manager details, if you have them. For CTP: your claim details and any correspondence from your insurer. If you don’t have these yet, call us — we can usually still get you started.
How the process typically works
- Initial assessment and treatment plan, aligned with your claim requirements.
- Approved treatment delivered in structured blocks, with clear session goals.
- Progress reports sent to your GP, insurer or case manager at the right intervals.
- A graded plan for returning to work or driving, adjusted as you recover.
Wherever you’re travelling from, the goal is the same — a safe, well-documented recovery that gets you back to your normal life.
Ready to start your claim treatment?
Call us to check what you need to bring, or book online now.
We regularly liaise with insurers, case managers and support coordinators across the Canterbury-Bankstown region, so whether this is your first claim or you’ve been through the process before, our team can help make it as straightforward as possible.
Learn more from independent sources: State Insurance Regulatory Authority (SIRA) NSW. Information on this page is general in nature and not a substitute for individual assessment or professional advice.
Information on this page is general in nature and is not a substitute for individualised advice from a registered health practitioner. Our practitioners are registered with AHPRA.