BOOST RECOVERY PROGRAM
For Health Care Practitioners
For Health Care Practitioners

Do you have patients who require complex pain medicines to enable physical activity?

Do you have patients with pain 6+ weeks post-injury who aren’t improving or getting worse?

Do you have patients with pain and you have exhausted all avenues of investigation?

The boost recovery program can help

BOOST Recovery is an award-winning virtual care clinical program supporting self-management of pain recovery using evidence-based approaches. Your patient will work with an expert Allied Health Pain Coach to co-design a goal-oriented care plan. BOOST provides people with the guidance, skills, training and encouragement needed to put their care plan into practice.

The BOOST recovery program can help

BOOST Recovery is an award-winning virtual care clinical program supporting self-management of pain recovery using evidence-based approaches. Your patient will work with an expert pain-informed Allied Health Pain Coach to co-design a goal-oriented care plan. BOOST provides people with the guidance, skills, training and encouragement needed to put their care plan into practice.

Over 70%
OF PARTICIPANTS REPORT THAT PAIN HAS SIGNIFICANTLY LESS IMPACT ON THEIR LIVES AFTER FINISHING BOOST.
ePPOC (Electronic Persistent Pain Outcomes Collaboration) is a standardised benchmarking system used in Australia to evaluate the effectiveness of pain management services. These outcomes exceed ePPOC standards while also significantly outperforming the ePPOC average.
BOOST delivers evidence-based care

BOOST Health Labs’ targeted focus on assisting people through their pain journey is grounded in rigorous science, from our evidence-based methods to data-driven decisions about care planning and delivery.

Outcomes and benefits to the patient upon completion of BOOST include, but are not limited to:

a significant percentage of people returning to activities of daily living, including work;
improved well-being as evidenced through significant improvement in mood and pain-related symptoms; and
an increase in patients' confidence and ability to independently manage their ongoing recovery through use of new skills, supported by pain neuroscience resources.
97% of people* who have completed BOOST would recommend the program to others.
* AVERAGE SCORE BASED ON FEEDBACK FROM 93 CLIENTS
Compensible care pathways

We have worked extensively with insurers across Australia. BOOST Recovery is approved for referral by Worker's Compensation and CTP Insurers in ACT, NT, WA, NSW and Tasmania. BOOST is suitable as a stand-alone referral for patients in rural and regional areas without access to clinical services.

Compensible care patient journey
1
Referral to BOOST
Patient referred to BOOST Recovery by treating doctor.
2
Funding Approval
BOOST sends funding request to insurer, including treating doctor referral. Patient is granted funding to participate in the program.
3
BOOST Triage
BOOST clinical team complete screening call assessment with client to confirm suitibility.
4
BOOST Pathfinder
Patient is matched with a Pain Coach. They work together to identify the problem and co-design a personalised recovery pathway.
5
BOOST Recovery Program
Patient puts personalised pathway into practice, learning skills and techniques for recovery.
6
After BOOST
Patient continues to recover independently through supported self-management.
Private Patient Pathways

BOOST Health Labs also offers pain recovery pathways for non-compensable clients. Self-paying clients can find out more by visiting the For People in Pain section of our website.

Are you interested in
becoming a BHL PAIN coach?

BOOST Health Labs is always on the lookout for allied health professionals with a passion for helping their clients recover from pain. We’re hiring coaches on a rolling basis - it’s never a bad time to get in touch!

Core compentencies
Australian registered health professional (physiotherapist, osteopath, occupational therapist).
Confident delivering telemedicine and psychologically-informed care.
Happy to learn and deliver a systematised behaviour-change program and use your clinical skills to personalise that to individual needs.
Post-graduate pain science education preferred.