ActiveLINC is an allied health service offering Support Coordination and Physiotherapy services to people living with neurological conditions and physical disabilities.
Based in Innaloo, our clinic is designed to enable people living with disability to participate in exercise and physical activity using specialised and conventional equipment.
Whether it’s maximising independence, regaining the ability to participate in previous activities or finding new interests, our team is dedicated to helping people achieve their goals.
Our team has expertise in spinal cord injury management, but we also provide our services to people with other neurological conditions or health conditions that cause physical disability living locally to our clinic.
Our experienced team of Support Coordinators can help you make the most of your NDIS plan by building your capacity to navigate the NDIS system, and connect you to the right supports to achieve your NDIS goals.
Our experienced team of Support Coordinators can help you make the most of your NDIS plan by building your capacity to navigate the NDIS system, and connect you to the right supports to achieve your NDIS goals.
Our team of skilled Physiotherapists help people living with the effects of neurological conditions and physical disability optimise their ability to move. Whether it be movement related to daily mobility, exercise or recreational activity, our Physiotherapists will work with you to optimise your physical function, health and wellbeing.
Our team of skilled Physiotherapists help people living with the effects of neurological conditions and physical disability optimise their ability to move. Whether it be movement related to daily mobility, exercise or recreational activity, our Physiotherapists will work with you to optimise your physical function, health and wellbeing.
EksoNR is an advanced robotic skeleton specifically designed to improve your mobility after illness or injury.
EksoNR is an advanced robotic skeleton specifically designed to improve your mobility after illness or injury.
Our Seating Service team consists of Physiotherapists who will explore seating solutions with you to optimise your comfort, posture, movement, and function so that you can participate in activities which bring you enjoyment and meaning.
Our Seating Service team consists of Physiotherapists who will explore seating solutions with you to optimise your comfort, posture, movement, and function so that you can participate in activities which bring you enjoyment and meaning.
People living with disability can contact us directly to enquire about accessing our services, or other parties can contact us on their behalf, whether it be a significant other, health professional or service provider.
Note: We also provide therapy services to people that are not funded by the NDIS. You can access our services use other funding sources. Please contact our clinic if you are not eligible for NDIS funding to discuss your options.
We provide services to people living with neurological conditions and physical disabilities.
Our team has expertise in the management of people living with the effects of Spinal Cord Injury, and our clinic is a state of the art facility equipped with specialised and conventional equipment for the spinal population.
There are a large number of neurological conditions that people can be born with or acquire across their lifespan. Stroke, Traumatic Brain Injury, Multiple Sclerosis, Cerebral Palsy are some examples of other health conditions that affect the nervous system and result in physical disability.
Whilst we predominantly manage people with Spinal Cord Injury, we have the skills required to provide Support Coordination or Therapy services to people living with other neurological conditions and physical disability. We accept referrals for people living with other conditions if we think we are the most suitable service provider for your needs. For example, you may live close to our clinic or we might have the most appropriate equipment or services you need. We typically arrange for one of our clinicians to contact you and discuss if we are the best fit for you, and if you are aware of a service more appropriate for your needs, we won’t hesitate to share this information with you so that you can consider your options and make an informed choice.
Yes.
Our Physiotherapists can provide you with therapy sessions at home when appropriate, and our Support Coordinators can meet with you at your home when required.
Our initial therapy consultations are typically completed at our clinic. Once we have completed an assessment, we will discuss the therapy we think you need, and where this needs to be delivered.
Our therapists and therapy assistants provide therapy in our clinic, at home or in the community. For example, we can visit your local gym or pool with you.
We predominantly provide clinic based therapy sessions to our clients. Our approach to implementing the best available evidence for neurorehabilitation into clinical practice involves providing you access to our team of clinicians and our equipment. We also strive to optimise the volume of therapy you can access with your budget, and this often require minimising the use of your NDIS therapy budget on travel.
Our clinic is an open plan facility with specialised and conventional equipment. The key equipment you can access in our clinic includes:
Yes.
We provide Physiotherapy and Therapy Assistance to people that are self-funding their therapy, or accessing other funding sources. Examples include:
What’s Changing?
Changed traffic conditions along Sunray Drive and removal of the Sunray Drive roundabout
Changes to the IKEA car park access from 13/12/25 and removal of temporary train carpark from 12/12/25
Access to Clinic Drop-Off / Pick-Up Bays
To support safe and easy access:
Traffic controllers will be onsite Monday to Friday, 8am – 5pm, to assist Active Linc participants entering the Drop Off / Pick Up bays.
Enter onto Tassles Place from Ellen Stirling Boulevard, follow along Baumea Way and following traffic controllers.
Please use the map below to help guide your entry and exit during the changed traffic conditions:
Parking
Alternative Entry and Exit to IKEA carpark due to Sunray Dr closure
Enter via Flax Way and follow traffic control
Project Timeline
Closure begins: 7pm, Friday 12 December 2025
Expected to remain in place until: Late January 2026
Thank You for Your Understanding
Your patience is appreciated as these works are completed. If you have questions or require extra support accessing the clinic, please get in touch.
