Monday – Friday: 8.00am – 6.00pm
Saturday: 7.30am – 2.00pm
Sunday: Closed
Our experienced practitioners are committed to delivering the best possible care to patients of all ages to activity levels in Castle Hill & the broader Hills District.
Arrow Physiotherapy was established in 2012, with the aim of delivering professional, personalised, high quality & evidence-based physiotherapy services, which continues to this day.Our services have expanded since this time, to also include remedial massage therapy. We pride ourselves on providing one-to-one consultations and taking the time with our patients to deliver exceptional personalised care.
Our core values include placing our patients at the centre of everything we do, being results and outcomes driven, being committed to delivering the best care possible, being driven to excel & exceed expectations and being actively involved in The Hills community.
We look forward to welcoming you to our clinic!
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Experienced
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Rehab Programs
On-Site
Car Parking
Casting, Boots
& Braces
Our passionate team of physiotherapists, massage therapists and administration staff are here to deliver you with the best possible care.
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GROWTH PLATES. Many of you will have heard of them. Yes they can be damaged in kids, but how worried do you need to be? Fractured bones can occur to anyone at any stage of their life. There are a few things unique to children when it comes to bones and fractures. The primary difference […]
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