Getting to the clinic from Salisbury
From the Salisbury town centre the clinic is about 8 km by road, usually an 11–15 minute drive. A typical route heads north via Salisbury Highway or Main North Road, then Yorktown Road and Butterfield Road to Gould Road. Use our Google Maps listing for directions from your street.
By public transport, Salisbury and Elizabeth are both on the Gawler line; from Elizabeth Interchange the clinic is about 3 km further by road, so check the Adelaide Metro journey planner for a connection.
At the clinic there is free on-site parking at Elizabeth Park Healthcare, a step-free (wheelchair-accessible) entrance and an accessible toilet. HICAPS on-the-spot claiming is available for eligible private health benefits. See arrival information for what to expect when you walk in.
Is the trip worth it?
There are physiotherapy options across the Salisbury area, and the best choice is one you can get to consistently. Reasons you might travel to us include seeing a physiotherapist who speaks English, Gujarati or Hindi, coordinating care with our sister practice Keep Me Walking Podiatry, or free parking with step-free access. If regular travel is a barrier, ask whether a home visit is available at your address.
Physiotherapy for people in Salisbury
Common reasons people book include:
Home visits
Clinic appointments are on Mondays, 9:00am–5:00pm. If travelling to Elizabeth Park is difficult, ask about a home visit. Home visits cover suburbs within roughly 5–10 km of the clinic, which includes Salisbury, Salisbury North, Salisbury Park and nearby suburbs – some outer parts of the City of Salisbury are further away. They are arranged by phone, so call 1800 962 113 to check availability for your address.
Your physiotherapy appointment.
See Jency Donda, physiotherapist, at our Elizabeth Park clinic – open Mondays 9:00am–5:00pm. Jency speaks English, Gujarati and Hindi. No referral is needed for a private appointment. For a GP care plan, NDIS, DVA, Support at Home, WorkCover or CTP appointment, check the relevant referral and plan information and our fees and rebates page before booking, or contact our team.
Helpful questions.
How far is the clinic from Salisbury?
About 8 km by road from the Salisbury town centre – usually 11–15 minutes by car.
Which languages does the physiotherapist speak?
Jency Donda speaks English, Gujarati and Hindi. Let our team know your language preference when you book.
Can I use my GP care plan?
Yes, if your GP has referred you under an eligible plan. See GP care plan physiotherapy.
Travel times are approximate and vary with traffic and your starting point. Plan public transport with the Adelaide Metro journey planner. This page is general information and is not a substitute for individual advice.
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