Queen St, Corporate Health Club
PhysioOne Queen st is located within the Corporate Health Club, 151 Queen St - Corner Queen & Wyndham Streets.
Contact Us
151 Queen St
Corner Queen & Wyndham Streets
Auckland City
P.O. Box 9701
Newmarket
Auckland 1141
Ph: 520 8218
Fax: 520 1831
Email: frontdesk@physioone.co.nz
Open Tues / Thurs 7am–4pm
At all PhysioOne locations we treat top athletes, those aspiring to be, and everyday people. You don’t have to be a sports star to come to PhysioOne. We see people with an extensive array of injuries pain and problems including sporting injuries, pre and post surgery, chronic neck and back problems, headaches and postural related problems. We also see athletes for their annual musculoskeletal screening checkups. We assist our patients back to full health, either by specific home programmes, utilizing Pilates and strengthening programmes, hands on treatment, or assisting them to return to the gym, pool, tennis, walking, or just everyday life.
Our Physios:
Andy completed his degree through AUT and joined the PhysioOne group in 2004. He has extensive knowledge of sporting injuries after competing internationally in Judo for many years. In 2002, he qualified for and competed at the Commonwealth Games in Manchester. Andy is currently completing his Post Graduate Physiotherapy training in Sports Medicine and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy at AUT. Andy also works at the Albany PhysioOne clinic.
Andy Ross
BHSc(Physio)
Nick graduated with a Bachelor of Health Science in Physiotherapy from AUT Akoranga in 2002. He worked in the public health setting in NZ and Australia before moving to the UK in 2006. Nick then spent three years working in a musculoskeletal private practice in Kent during this time he completed his post graduate acupuncture course. He then spent a year working in professional sport as the physiotherapist for Surrey County Cricket Club before he returned home to Auckland in 2010. Nick has a special interest in sports injuries and occupational health. Away from physiotherapy Nick enjoys most sports. He is a keen squash player and runner and has now decided it is time to swap his cricket bat for a golf club.
Nick Brooke
BHSc(Physio)
