Physiotherapists in Auckland page 13 of 13

389 physios listed across Auckland, from public business listings checked on 3 November 2026. Physios doing restricted work in New Zealand must hold a current Physiotherapy Board licence or be supervised by someone who does. For typical prices, see the physio price guide.

Showing 361–389 of 389Sorted by: verified first, then most reviewed

Physiotherapists in Auckland: listings 361 to 389

  1. Ellerslie

    • Publishes prices
  2. Mount Wellington

    • Publishes prices
  3. Saint Johns

    • Publishes prices
  4. Rosedale

    • 20 years
    • Sports injury rehabilitation
  5. Te Atatū South

  6. Remuera

    • Since 2007
  7. Remuera

    • Publishes prices
  8. Milford

    • Publishes prices
  9. Papatoetoe

    • Since 1995
    • Physiotherapy
  10. Devonport

  11. Te Atatū Peninsula

    • Publishes prices
  12. Parnell

    • Since 2012
    • Publishes prices
  13. Newmarket

    • Publishes prices
  14. Takapuna

    • Publishes prices
  15. Parnell

  16. Panmure

    • Publishes prices
  17. Panmure

    • Publishes prices
  18. Auckland CBD

    • 20 years
  19. Rothesay Bay

    • Publishes prices
  20. Ōtāhuhu

    • Publishes prices
  21. Mount Eden

  22. Newmarket

    • 5 years
    • Acupuncture & dry needling
    • Sports injury rehabilitation
    • Massage therapy
  23. Albany

  24. Wairau Valley

  25. Saint Heliers

    • Since 1991

How to choose a physio in Auckland

Yes. Physiotherapists are registered health practitioners under the Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act 2003. To practise, a physio must be registered with the Physiotherapy Board of New Zealand and hold a current annual practising certificate. You can check any physio on the Board's public register. Check the Physiotherapy Board register.

  1. Check the physio on the Physiotherapy Board's public register and confirm they hold a current practising certificate.
  2. For an accident injury, ask whether they are an ACC provider and what you will pay per visit on top of ACC's share.
  3. Ask how long appointments are. A 30-minute and a 60-minute visit can carry very different prices.
  4. Ask whether there are discounts for Community Services Card or Gold Card holders, students or children.
  5. If you have health insurance, check whether your policy covers private physio and whether you need a referral.

Get at least two written quotes for the same job, and read recent Google reviews rather than relying on the star rating alone. A listing here is not a recommendation: “Listed” businesses have not yet been checked by LocalsBest.

Our full guide to choosing a physio.