Frequently Asked Questions
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Annex is a structured 16-week program combining comprehensive assessment, an individualised blueprint, scheduled consultations, progress monitoring and reassessment. Rather than treating each appointment as a standalone session, we use the information gathered throughout the program to guide and adapt your plan.
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We'll discuss what you've tried, what was helpful, what wasn't and what questions remain. Our assessment helps determine whether the Annex approach would offer something relevant to your current goals. We cannot guarantee a different outcome, and we'll tell you if another service appears more appropriate.
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Fluctuations are considered when planning your starting point and progression. We review your response, discuss strategies for adjusting activity and adapt the program where appropriate. Significant or unexplained changes may require review by your medical team.
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You'll have 15 minutes to discuss your condition, current challenges and goals. We'll explain the program, answer your questions and consider whether Annex is an appropriate fit. There is no obligation to enrol.
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Yes. Annex offers Australia wide telehealth and appropriate in-person services in Sydney/NSW where appropriate. Assessments and testing are adapted to what is clinically appropriate and accessible.
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You don't need a referral to book with Annex Health. However, we do require a confirmed diagnosis from your medical team to ensure our program is appropriate for your condition.
You may also be eligible for Medicare rebates. If you have a chronic health condition, speak with your GP about your eligibility for a GP Chronic Condition Management Plan. This may provide Medicare rebates for eligible consultations with an Accredited Exercise Physiologist, helping reduce your out-of-pocket costs.
A GP referral is required to access Medicare rebates under this plan. Eligibility and rebates are subject to Medicare requirements.