Built by a physiotherapist, for everyone

When you're in pain, the Australian healthcare system can feel confusing. Do you need the emergency department? Should you call your GP? Can you go straight to a physiotherapist? The answer depends on your specific symptoms — and getting it wrong costs you time, money, and sometimes your health.

Triagr asks you a series of plain-language questions about your symptoms and gives you a clear recommendation — ED, GP, physiotherapist, or self-manage at home. The questions are based on clinical triage logic developed by a registered Australian physiotherapist with experience across the full musculoskeletal system.

Triagr covers eleven conditions: lower back pain, neck pain, mid and upper back pain, knee pain, shoulder pain, hip pain, ankle and foot pain, elbow pain, wrist and hand pain, jaw pain, and dizziness and balance problems.

Every triage module in Triagr was designed by a registered physiotherapist and reviewed against current clinical guidelines. The routing logic — which symptoms go to ED, which to GP, which to physio — reflects real clinical decision-making, not generic health information.

Triagr is a health information tool, not a diagnostic service. It provides general guidance to help you make an informed decision about where to seek care. Always consult a qualified health professional for personal medical advice.