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How the Frankston Physiotherapy enquiry service handles information submitted through this website.

Last updated: 29 August 2026

About this service

Frankston Physiotherapy is an independent enquiry service. It is not a physiotherapy clinic and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. A provider is responsible for confirming whether they can help, along with appointments, fees, availability and care.

Information you choose to provide

If you use the enquiry form, you may provide your name, phone number, email address, suburb, preferred timing, care preference and a short general outline of your enquiry. Please do not include detailed medical information, Medicare details, health records or other sensitive information in the form.

How enquiries are used

Enquiry details are used to review whether a suitable local physiotherapy provider may be available and, where appropriate, to pass the enquiry to that provider for a possible response. Enquiries are currently directed to contact@seammedia.com.au for review.

Storage and security

Information submitted through the website is transmitted to the configured email recipient. The website does not intentionally store enquiry records in a public database. Email providers and any provider who receives an enquiry may retain information according to their own policies. Do not submit information you are not comfortable sharing for the purpose described above.

Cookies and analytics

The initial site does not require advertising cookies or analytics cookies to submit an enquiry. Basic technical logs may be created by the hosting provider for security, reliability and abuse prevention.

Your choices

You can choose not to submit an enquiry. If you have a question about information sent to this service, contact contact@seammedia.com.au. If you need medical help, contact an appropriate health professional or emergency service.

Important: Do not use this website for urgent or emergency medical concerns. Call 000 in an emergency or contact an appropriate health service directly.