Kylie Ballantyne

Senior Physiotherapist

BPhysio (USyd)

A woman with shoulder-length red hair wearing a navy blue polo shirt with a logo, standing confidently in a fitness or rehabilitation center with exercise equipment in the background.

Kylie brings decades of experience and a global perspective to her work as a physiotherapist. After graduating from the University of Sydney in 1999, she spent her early years at the Mater Hospital in Newcastle before heading overseas to work across the UK — from community teams in Wales and Scotland to remote clinics in the Shetland Islands.

That experience shaped her deep commitment to community physiotherapy, particularly in aged care, palliative care, falls prevention, disability support, and chronic neurological conditions. Since settling in the Hastings region over 15 years ago, Kylie has become a trusted local physio known for her compassion, clinical knowledge, and collaborative approach.

Kylie has a special interest in supporting people living with Motor Neurone Disease (MND), Inclusion Body Myositis, and other complex neurological or progressive conditions. She is a strong advocate for her patients and has been a speaker at the Sydney MND Symposium, as well as a regular educator for carers and professionals through the MND Association of NSW. Her ability to work closely with families, GPs, specialists, and allied health teams ensures each patient receives respectful, coordinated, and holistic care.

Outside of work, Kylie enjoys bushwalking, spending time with her two children, sewing, and researching family history. She’s also known for caring for injured native wildlife — and relaxing with a red wine and a good book when she gets the chance.