
NOW AVAILABLE TO 7PM
GLA:D® Program Provider
Learn More
Book an Appointment
PHYSIOTHERAPY
Sport, exercise and advanced
musculoskeletal treatment



Learn More
Book an Appointment
EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY & MYOTHERAPY
Rehabilitation and
pain management expertise
Ballarat Sports Medicine | Active Recovery
Ballarat Sports Medicine is part of Ballarat Orthopaedic Sports Medicine. Ballarat OSM is a group of independent specialist surgeons and physicians located in Ballarat Victoria. The practitioners are dedicated to excellence in care of orthopaedics and sports medicine.
All aspects of orthopaedics and sports medicine related problems are treated ranging from young to old, recreational through to professional athletes.
For degenerative wear and tear issues, the specialist surgeons and physicians provide patients with the very best in the treatment and care ranging from advice, exercise, injections, reconstructions, realignments, and where necessary joint replacement surgery.
Surgeons use world-leading clinical research, rapid recovery and modern surgical techniques to treat orthopaedic and osteoarthritis injuries including knee, shoulder, and ankle joint reconstructions, and hip, knee and shoulder replacements. This gives patients the best chance to get back to their regular activities as quickly as possible.
The vision of BallaratOSM is to provide patients of Ballarat, and surrounding districts, with the highest quality patient focused individualised care.
The independent practitioners and BallaratOSM support team work together to achieve this goal.
Latest News

Bracing for ACL Rupture: Too Good to be True?
Injuries to the Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) of the knee have traditionally been treated with surgical reconstruction, with failure rates reported at less than 2% per year.

Sacral Insufficiency Fracture
Whilst severe pelvic fractures are treated by orthopaedic surgeons in trauma centres, spontaneous sacral insufficiency fractures might be treated by endocrinologists, or rehabilitation physicians. But here are my comments!

Recliners after Surgery?
After surgery, sitting causes blood to sit in your leg veins, with a risk of clotting, it’s better to have your legs up!













