Precision Recovery Medicine.

We're not testing the injury itself. We're looking at the things around it that affect healing. The bloods do two jobs: safety, so your doctor knows their recommendation is right for your body; and checking for things like ongoing inflammation that affect recovery and don't show up on a scan.

Physio, rehab and imaging deal with the mechanical side: load, movement, structure. This looks at the biological side, what your bloods show about how your body is recovering. A doctor reviews your results and history and builds a plan around what they find. It's meant to work alongside the care you've had, not replace it.

It depends on what's driving your situation. This is suited to soft-tissue and connective-tissue recovery that has stalled, where something biological may be affecting healing. What it doesn't do is fix a structural problem, the kind a surgeon has to physically repair, like a fully ruptured tendon or ligament, or a displaced fracture. If that's your injury, this doesn't replace the operation. It can still have a place around one, though: rebuilding well after surgery is exactly the kind of recovery your doctor can build a plan for. The intake asks a few questions up front so you can find out whether it's a fit before you pay.

Sometimes it means surgery can wait, or turns out not to be needed. But it isn't a replacement for surgery where surgery is genuinely what you need. The intake is designed to flag that before you pay.

Australian therapeutic goods rules don't allow prescription medicines to be named publicly, and we won't work around that. What we can say: your plan is built from lifestyle changes, precision supplements, and prescription treatment where it's clinically appropriate, compounded for you at a regulated Australian pharmacy. You'll talk through the specific options with your doctor in your consultation.

No referral needed, you can start directly. After you book, you will receive your pathology request form, you get your bloods done at a collection centre near you in about fifteen minutes, and your consult happens by telehealth, wherever you are in Australia.

The $195 is a one-off: the assessment and consultation, with nothing you're locked into. If your doctor recommends a treatment plan after seeing your results, that's a separate decision you make with the full picture in front of you, priced separately. You won't be auto-charged for anything.

No, this is a private service, and there's no Medicare rebate on the assessment. Everything you pay is shown before you pay it: the $195 covers the panel and your consultation, and any treatment your doctor recommends is priced separately before you decide anything.

Honestly, it varies, and we'd rather say that than give you a number we can't stand behind. Some people notice a change within a few weeks. For others it takes a few months. And for some it doesn't turn things around, usually where the problem isn't purely soft tissue, which isn't always easy to establish at the start. Your doctor will be straight with you about what your results suggest and whether this is likely to help.