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About Us
Learn about our journey, our team, and our commitment to quality physiotherapy care.
Our Story
18+ Years of Excellence
Founded by Aditi Badhe in 2006, Active Point Physiotherapy began as a single clinic in Castle Hill with a simple mission: to provide quality, personalised physiotherapy care that makes a real difference in people’s lives.
Over the years, our commitment to evidence-based treatment and compassionate care has earned the trust of the Western Sydney community. This trust has fueled our growth from one location to three thriving clinics across Castle Hill, Quakers Hill, and Westmead.
Today, we remain dedicated to our founding principles while embracing the latest advances in physiotherapy to deliver the best possible outcomes for our patients.
Our Values
Compassion
Every patient is treated with empathy and genuine care.
Excellence
We strive for the highest standards in clinical practice.
Education
We empower patients with knowledge about their conditions.
Community
We are proud to serve the Western Sydney community.
Partners In Care
We are a Members Provider to Medibank, NIB and AHM. Our clinics have access to Hicaps /Tyro Eftpos terminals to make private health fund payments convenient. We see patients with EPC Treatment care plans on Medicare plans provided by GP. A small gap fee is applied. We are NDIS Registered Providers. We see patients who are self managed, plan managed and NDIA managed. We are also, SIRA registered providers for Workers injuries and CTP claims.


















Our Team
Aditi Badhe
Principal Physiotherapist (BSc. PT, M Physio)
Aditi is a qualified physiotherapist with extensive clinical experience in private and public healthcare systems spanning over 18 years.
Aditi graduated in 2000, following which, she had the opportunity to work on a World Health Organisation (WHO) project in Rehabilitation in India.
Aditi moved to the UK in 2004, where she worked in England and further developed her skills as Neuro Physiotherapist and acquired experience in other Neurological techniques.
In 2008, Aditi moved to Australia and worked in various settings of Private Health, Rehabilitation, Geriatrics and Public Health organisations across Melbourne and Sydney.
In 2012, Aditi completed her Master of Physiotherapy from the University of Melbourne. Overtime, Aditi has acquired significant experience in Neurological, Orthopaedic, & Musculoskeletal conditions. She also specialises in Pain management.
Aditi has also completed her Basic Bobath Course, which is recognised as an effective treatment intervention in Neurological Physiotherapy. She has achieved successful outcomes in treating vestibular conditions mainly BPPV.
Aditi is known to have a friendly personality and a calm acumen with a sound knowledge in her area of work with cross cultural sensitivity.
Atharva
Physiotherapist and Exercise Scientist
Atharva has a strong foundation in both Physiotherapy and Exercise Science, taking an integrated approach to rehabilitation by combining hands-on therapy with targeted exercise prescription to optimise recovery and performance.
His experience spans neurological and surgical rehabilitation, musculoskeletal physiotherapy and post-surgical care, enabling him to support people recovering from a range of conditions such as stroke, orthopaedic surgery and sports injuries.
By blending physiotherapy techniques with movement-based therapy, Atharva helps patients regain strength, mobility and confidence in their daily activities. Whether assisting people in returning to sport, rebuilding function after surgery, regaining confidence to return to work or improving movement, he is dedicated to providing evidence-based, personalised care to help them achieve their goals.
Shreya
Physiotherapist
Shreya is an AHPRA-registered physiotherapist with over 9 years of clinical experience across Australia and India. Her background spans musculoskeletal physiotherapy, neurological rehabilitation, aged care, community physiotherapy, occupational rehabilitation, and workplace injury prevention and management.
She takes a holistic, evidence-based approach, combining hands-on therapy, dry needling, exercise rehabilitation and personalised education to help patients manage pain, restore movement, improve functional independence and enhance their quality of life. Shreya treats acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions, post-surgical rehabilitation, workplace injuries, and mobility and balance difficulties. She also has extensive experience conducting functional assessments, developing individualised rehabilitation programs and supporting people to return safely to work and everyday activities.
With a strong interest in workplace injury prevention and early intervention, Shreya works closely with employees, employers and multidisciplinary teams to identify injury risks, promote safe manual handling and ergonomic practices, and support sustainable return-to-work outcomes. She is committed to patient-centred care and to helping people take an active role in their recovery.