About Us

“Our goal is to be the best – not the biggest”

All Care Physiotherapy was established by Patrick Cruice in 1994 and has consistently provided a high standard of Physiotherapy care to the CBD and surrounding inner Brisbane city residents and professionals as well as the broader community. In 2010 the practice moved to it’s current location at Morris Towers.

The space offers modern individual treatment rooms as well as a rehabilitation studio in which we offer individual and small class clinical Pilates. We also work in the Brisbane Private Hospital providing expert rehabilitation and post operative care for inpatients with orthopaedic and neurological conditions.

Our Team

Patrick Cruice

Clinic Director

Patrick has well over 30 years experience as a Physiotherapist. He graduated in 1987 and spent one year developing his skills as a new graduate Physiotherapist at the Princess Alexandra Hospital. He then spent the next 2 years working in private practice in Hobart, Tasmania and then Brisbane where he worked with many sporting teams including the Brisbane Broncos. Patrick then undertook a post graduate Masters in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy in Adelaide in 1991/2 and followed this by working in private practice in Adelaide. In 1994, he returned to Brisbane to set up his private practice.

In this time Patrick has worked with Brisbane’s leading Orthopaedic Surgeons at the Brisbane Private Hospital as well as many sporting teams including the Queensland Reds under 21 and Queensland B Rugby Union teams, Norths Rugby Union, and Queensland Netball under 19’s and 21’s.

Caitlin Nock

Physiotherapist

Caitlin is one of our Senior Physiotherapists and graduated from The University of Queensland in 2015 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours). She has a keen interest in both musculoskeletal and vestibular physiotherapy and enjoys working in our hospital-based practice at the Brisbane Private Hospital.

Caitlin has completed further training in:

- Vestibular Physiotherapy

- Clinical Pilates

- Dry Needling

- GLA:D Program (she is a qualified GLA:D Physiotherapist)

Caitlin is a keen runner and a swimmer. She enjoys sharing her experiences with her clients and using these to help them recover as quickly as possible!

Josh Kilpatrick

Physiotherapist

Josh graduated from The Australian Catholic University in 2017 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy.

He joins the team with a wide range of experience in:
- Acute and Chronic Pain Management

- Management of Neurological Conditions

- Vestibular Physiotherapy

- Dry Needling

- Injury prevention management

- Post-op orthopaedic rehabilitation

- Exercise prescription and classes

Outside the clinic, Josh enjoys playing soccer as well as spending time hiking or at the beach with his friends.

Aiden Lee

Physiotherapist

Aiden graduated from the University of Queensland in 2024 and is passionate about helping clients overcome pain so they can get back to doing the things they love. With a special interest in sporting injuries, particularly shoulder pain, he enjoys finding effective solutions to get people moving again.

Outside of work, Aiden is all about fitness and can often be found hitting the slopes snowboarding when on leave.

Ryan Wilson

Physiotherapist

Ryan graduated from the University of Ulster (Northern Ireland) in 2018 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. He subsequently completed a Masters in Sports & Exercise Medicine in 2019 and has a keen interest in managing sports injuries and post-operative care. He has completed further training in chronic pain and upper limb injury management.

Ryan has worked extensively across many specialities within the NHS including rehabilitation and stroke care, most recently in musculoskeletal outpatients, as well as privately with sports teams.

Outside the clinic, Ryan enjoys playing and watching rugby union, but is interested in all the sports Queensland has to offer. He also enjoys taking time to explore a new part of the world with his wife.

Max McChlery

Exercise Physiologist

Max is an Exercise Physiologist who graduated from The University of Queensland in 2023 with a degree in Clinical Exercise Physiology (Honours). Max has an extensive sporting background as an elite boxer representing Australia at multiple competitions. Max prides himself in empowering clients to move and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Max believes with the right support everyone is able to achieve their exercise and rehabilitation goals and strives to give clients confidence and fulfilment at and after each appointment.

Max loves to help our clients with Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation, Chronic Disease Management, Mental Health and Disability Services. Max is a member of ESSA.

Salliann Powell

Practice Manager

The All Care Way

1. Hands On Care

At All Care Physiotherapy we promote a ‘hands on approach’ to physiotherapy. Don’t settle for “lazy physiotherapy” that involves having a machine attached for 20 minutes. Physiotherapists at All Care are experts in using their hands to help your stiff, sore joints and muscles loosen up so that your body can move freely again in balance. At All Care we achieve great results because we use a detailed assessment to pinpoint the stiff joints, tight muscles, imbalances and other causes for your pain. This information then directs our treatment to get the right results for you.

2. Personalised Care

At All Care we take your health seriously. In our clinic you are not just a number. All of our appointments are a minimum of 30 minutes so our therapist will have the time to concentrate on you and your issues. Secondly we provide your care in private individual treatment rooms – no “barns with curtains” here. Our experience tells us that pain has many different causes and each client needs an individualised treatment approach.Your personalised care continues even after you leave the practice. You will leave your assessment with a written report outlining what we found and more importantly what we can do to fix your problem. All Care clients also have access to the client only area of our website where they can watch videos of their specific exercises when they get home.

3. Evidence Informed Care

Our physiotherapists will spend the time to thoroughly assess your problem and provide a treatment that works. You will receive our treatment based on research and experience. We call this approach “evidence informed practice”. This approach combines: our hands on techniques and exercises that have been proven to work from research results as well as our own unique treatment protocols that we know work from 20+ years of experience.

4. State of the Art Care

Whilst being ‘hands on’ is our primary goal, at All Care we recognise the importance of other assessment and treatment techniques. At All Care we have an extracorporeal shockwave machine. We are also one of the few clinics to use Real Time Ultrasound. Real Time Ultrasound shows you your muscles moving on the computer screen. We can then use this technique to help you target and strengthen the right muscles.

5. Professional Care

All Care offers experienced physiotherapists who know how to get results. Our physios regularly participate in professional development activities to help them find the most effective ways to provide better outcomes for you. At All Care our dedication to ensuring our staff provide you with the best care possible can be seen in our in-house staff development programs, case discussions and mentoring. Many of our staff have either completed or are completing postgraduate qualifications in areas such as musculoskeletal physiotherapist and sports physiotherapy.