Coast Physio

Coast Physio Providing premium physiotherapy and hand therapy services in the Hibiscus Coast, Auckland.

Sports injuries, Surgical Rehabilitation, Acupuncture, Pilates, Hand Therapy,

24/12/2025

Meri Kirihemete from all of us at New Zealand Health Group! Wishing you a wonderful festive season with loved ones.

As we celebrate this special time of year, we want to thank you for being part of the NZHG whānau. May your Christmas be filled with joy, laughter, and cherished moments that create lasting memories.

Pickleball is one of the fastest-growing sports, and our very own physiotherapist, Reuben Tan, is loving every moment of...
15/12/2025

Pickleball is one of the fastest-growing sports, and our very own physiotherapist, Reuben Tan, is loving every moment of it!

Whether it’s trading quick d***s or battling through long rallies, pickleball offers the perfect mix of competition and fun.

As a physio, Reuben values the strong sense of community both on and off the court - and he’s passionate about helping people stay strong, mobile, and injury-free so they can keep enjoying the sports they love.

If you haven’t heard of pickleball, it’s a game that combines table tennis, tennis, and badminton into one exciting sport. Played with a paddle and a plastic ball, it’s suitable for all ages and skill levels, and can be enjoyed in singles or doubles.

Looking for a new way to stay active? Give pickleball a go - you might just find your new favourite sport!

Another fantastic event at the Orewa Bowling Club! A big shoutout to Jenna, who represented Coast Physio brilliantly.She...
15/12/2025

Another fantastic event at the Orewa Bowling Club! A big shoutout to Jenna, who represented Coast Physio brilliantly.

She was warmly welcomed by the members once again, and we were especially touched by a heartfelt speech from one of the club members, sharing his incredible rehabilitation journey at our Silverdale Clinic after an ankle injury.

Moments like this remind us of the impact we strive to make every day: helping people get back to doing what they love!

Last year, Coast Physio's Danielle Quigley came within one game of qualifying for the Paris Olympics in Beach Volleyball...
03/11/2025

Last year, Coast Physio's Danielle Quigley came within one game of qualifying for the Paris Olympics in Beach Volleyball!

After winning stages 1 and 2 of the Continental Cup qualifications, our NZ Women's beach team headed into an intense training programme for stage 3. Every weekend from March to June, Danielle would travel to Tauranga at 5am Saturday for squad training, returning home Sunday evening, then fitting in six more training sessions through the week while working full time.

In June, the team flew to the USA for a month-long training camp in Hermosa Beach, training alongside Olympic gold and silver medallists. From there, they headed to China for the Cup.

From Danielle:
"We won our first round games in convincing style which gave us huge confidence to go up against the power house of China IN China! As a squad, we won one game and lost the other, so it went to a Golden match where you can pick any two of your four players to put forward against the other country.

We lost this match in the closest three-setter you can imagine, sending the final set to 15! We were absolutely GUTTED because this is by far the closest New Zealand have ever come to qualifying for the Olympics in Beach Volleyball. ONE game away from playing under the Eiffel Tower."

Danielle credits Geneva Healthcare's support for making it possible to pursue this dream whilst working full time and raising her 5-year-old. We're incredibly proud of what she achieved!

06/12/2021

Coast Physio and Hands on the beautiful Hibiscus Coast are looking for a passionate, dynamic physiotherapist to join our experienced team.

Our clinics are ACC accredited (Allied Health Contract) and has been in serving our community for over 20 years. We have a close working relationship with local GP clinics and nearby gym facilities.

Full time position or negotiable hours available

Competitive remuneration based on experience and qualifications

Two years or more experience preferable but new grads also welcome

Coast physio has a strong emphasis on manual therapy and exercise rehabilitation.

Coast Physio offers a supportive and friendly environment. Many of our staff have worked for us for 10 years or more.

Monthly inservice meetings presented by one of our team or by a visiting specialist.

Start date negotiable

For further info call Pete Melvin 0272302162. To apply send your CV to [Email hidden]

www.coastphysio.co.nz

Good afternoon Coasties! We are itching to get back in the clinic and see you all!Todays Topic is GARDENING; We thought ...
05/10/2021

Good afternoon Coasties! We are itching to get back in the clinic and see you all!
Todays Topic is GARDENING; We thought good timing considering all our staff are in spring cleaning mode.
The more common injuries we see when it comes to gardening (and being outdoors more) are upper limb and back sprains/pains.
We commonly see elbow overuse injuries caused by sudden increases in lifting heavy or from deciding to spend all day painting that fence you’ve been meaning to do.
Back injuries and sprains from lifting from one side or twisting,
Wrist and shoulder niggles from lifting or overhead work

SOME TIPS!
First things first; As funny as you may look, if your body isn’t ready for movement it is easier to get injured, especially if it has been a while since you were last doing said activity. It is helpful to warm up! Just like an athlete. :)

Bend the knees: although there is nothing wrong with using your back, heavier loads can cause uncontrolled back movement and stress it; bending the knees and hips while trying to keep the back straighter will help take the load off the back.

Don’t overfill/overdo it! If you haven’t been lifting daily, your body will need to adjust over time so it is a good idea to start with a comfortable weight and not push yourself too soon (same rule applies to painting and repetitive loads).

Keep the weight close to your body: If you want to break a branch you jump out on the end of it right? Keeping the extra weight close to your center of mass means less strain along the “branch”

Smarter not harder: benches or chairs where you can put watering cans/buckets/pot plants so you don’t need to lift from the ground or bend over to work on things is smarter :)

ps: we have many staff members with horse and donkey p**p for your garden; its the new "side hussle"

Good Morning Coast! We hope you have all managed to get out for a level 3 coffee! Today’s topic is for those still worki...
23/09/2021

Good Morning Coast!
We hope you have all managed to get out for a level 3 coffee!
Today’s topic is for those still working from home or if you spend a lot of time in the office.
Sitting postures!
Everyone knows “don’t slouch” “sit up straight” but what is good posture?
Briefly, to me, good posture is one that doesn’t last more than 30 minutes.
But if we have to sit, how do we sit “well”?
Firstly there are plenty of helpful google images on “ergonomic positioning” to get you started but also play with the following ideas.

-The seat can tilt down so that hips are slightly higher than knees and to encourage lower back extension (rather than tucking under and rounding our back).
-Lumbar support can help prevent slumping forward which flows up to our head posture; it can help us from sticking our chins out and having our heads too far forwards.
-Screen at eyelevel and mouse at elbow height where you don’t have to reach for it.
- Did you know that the average head weighs 5 kg; no problem with normal posture, But sticking your head out/forward for phone or laptop, the load on your neck / back muscles is 20kg+
-If using a laptop, it is probably better to have an external keyboard so we can have the screen at a good height.

Try and take regular breaks, change positions all the time, getting up to boil the kettle or make a tea or even set an alarm on your phone to move; are all good ways to encourage changing position.

Hello CoastiesWe at Coast Physio will be posting some health tips over the next few weeks. There is a great link below ...
07/09/2021

Hello Coasties

We at Coast Physio will be posting some health tips over the next few weeks. There is a great link below if you would like to look at the evidence on Standing. It’s not just about heart attacks; it’s our brains, bones, circulation and metabolism.

· Did you know that the daily average time people are sedentary is 12hrs!

· If you can regularly get up and down during the day, this can be more beneficial to your health than sitting all day then going for a run or doing exercise after work.

· There is strong evidence that being physically active decreases risks of certain cancers.

· You can double your risk of cardiovascular disease by sitting 8 hrs a day.

· Our bones need stimulation- low grade exercise such as walking and standing can give our bones what they need to keep strong and reduce osteoporosis: we use it or lose it!

· Regularly change your position, sitting 30 mins max.

· Sitting posture is still important for pain and maintaining bone, muscle and joint health: We can help you with ergonomic positioning and our next public service announcement is covering this topic.

· Obviously we are not designed to sit all day, This is why we, as physios see so much posture related pain! Even sitting in a great posture is bad if we are stuck in it all day! https://www.juststand.org/the-facts/

COVID-19 update:Just to let you know we are doing all we can to help during these uncertain timesWe can provide at no co...
30/08/2021

COVID-19 update:

Just to let you know we are doing all we can to help during these uncertain times

We can provide at no cost to you a Telehealth (Video) consultation (Face Time, Skype, Messenger etc) with our Physiotherapist or Hand Therapist. We can also register your ACC claim online.

There will be no face to face consultations during the COVID19 lock down.

If you require advice/treatment please contact us by calling 094266619, available 9 – 4pm Monday to Friday. Alternatively, email us at silverdale@coastphysio.co.nz

"He aha te mea nui o te ao? He tāngata, he tāngata, he tāngata."

"What is the most important thing in the world? It is people, it is people, it is people."

The Team at Coast Physio + Hands
Silverdale
Orewa
Whangaparaoa

17/03/2021

Member benefits
Coast Physio is one of the leading rehabilitation facility’s trusted by ACC; that’s why we work so closely with them to help members and non-members get back on their feet ASAP.
As a Snap Silverdale member, you get a free assessment on ACC and save 60% of any follow-up treatment.
Contact Nathan and the team on 09-426-6619 or email silverdale@coastphysio.co.nz

16/03/2021

Coast Physio on the beautiful Hibiscus Coast are looking for a passionate, dynamic physiotherapist to join our experienced team.

• Coast physio is a leading accredited sports and spinal practice on the Hibiscus Coast.

• Our Silverdale clinic is within a large medical centre with urgent care facilities, radiology and sports/orthopaedic specialists

• The position will include a strong mentorship program with our experienced clinicians.

• Our clinics have an onsite gym as well as a close working relationships with nearby public gym facilities

• Coast physio has a strong emphasis on manual therapy and exercise rehabilitation.

• Coast Hands (in our Silverdale physio clinic) also offer excellent hand therapy services.

• Coast Physio offers a supportive and friendly environment. Many of our staff have worked for us for 10 years or more.

• Monthly inservice meetings presented by one of our team or by a visiting specialist.

• Clear career progression plan

• We offer excellent remuneration including CPD allowance.

For further info call Pete Melvin 0272302162 or Nate Trebilco 0273493805

To apply send your CV to
silverdale@coastphysio.co.nz

www.coastphysio.co.nz

Applications close 1st April 2021




Address

7 Polarity Rise, Millwater/Silverdale
Auckland
0932

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 7pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 7pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 7pm
Thursday 7:30am - 7pm
Friday 7:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+6494266619

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