Meet Our Team

Kelvin Chun KL is a dedicated physiotherapist with more than a decade of practice across aged care facilities, private rehabilitation clinics, and community health settings. A proud graduate of Monash University, Australia, Kelvin spent an extensive period of his career working across Melbourne's inner eastern suburbs — including Hawthorn, Kew, Camberwell, and Box Hill — where he built his reputation across a range of well-regarded aged care providers, private clinics, and community rehabilitation services.

It was during those years in Melbourne's inner east that Kelvin developed the deep clinical foundations and patient-centred philosophy that define his practice today. Working alongside specialist physicians, geriatricians, and allied health teams in one of Melbourne's most established healthcare corridors gave him an exceptionally broad understanding of complex patient presentations and the importance of coordinated, continuity-focused care.

Driven by a desire to serve communities where accessible physiotherapy is genuinely needed, Kelvin relocated to regional Victoria and has since dedicated himself to the Ballarat and Bendigo regions — from Ballarat's inner suburbs and surrounding townships through to Bendigo, Castlemaine, Daylesford, and the Macedon Ranges. He has seen first-hand how residents of regional Victoria can be underserved when it comes to high-quality physiotherapy, particularly older Australians and those with mobility limitations who find it difficult or impossible to travel to a clinic. KNC Physiotherapy was born directly from that experience.

His clinical expertise spans musculoskeletal assessment and treatment, post-surgical rehabilitation, falls prevention, and the complex, multifaceted needs of older Australians living with chronic conditions. Kelvin is known among his patients for his calm, methodical approach and his ability to explain complex clinical concepts in plain, reassuring language. He takes pride in building long-term therapeutic relationships built on trust, transparency, and measurable outcomes.

Kelvin holds a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Monash University, Australia, and has completed extensive continuing professional development in aged care physiotherapy, manual therapy, and exercise prescription. He is an active member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) and is deeply committed to improving access to quality physiotherapy across regional and rural Victoria.

Rob Singh is a dedicated physiotherapist with a specialist focus on injury recovery and chronic pain management. His approach is grounded in contemporary pain science and a firm belief that understanding pain is the first step toward overcoming it. A graduate of Monash University's Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) program, Rob honed his clinical skills across Melbourne's eastern suburbs before bringing his expertise to the Ballarat and Bendigo regions, where he has become a trusted practitioner for patients managing some of the most complex and persistent pain presentations.

Rob's journey into chronic pain management was shaped by his early clinical experiences in Melbourne working with patients who had been through multiple treatment pathways without finding lasting relief. He recognised that effective chronic pain management requires more than symptom-focused treatment — it demands a thorough, individualised assessment of the whole person, including their movement patterns, lifestyle, beliefs about pain, and personal goals. This insight drives everything he does in practice.

For acute and subacute injuries, Rob brings a structured, progressive approach to rehabilitation that prioritises restoring full function rather than simply eliminating pain. He works with patients recovering from back and neck injuries, lower limb conditions, shoulder pathologies, and workplace or motor vehicle accident injuries — including TAC and WorkCover claims — developing tailored exercise programs that build strength, mobility, and resilience over time.

In chronic pain, Rob draws on a biopsychosocial framework, integrating graded exercise therapy, activity pacing, pain neuroscience education, and cognitive-behavioural principles to help patients gradually expand what they can do and reduce the impact pain has on their daily lives. He is particularly skilled at working with patients who have felt dismissed or misunderstood by previous healthcare providers, creating a safe, non-judgmental space where progress — however incremental — is always celebrated.

Rob holds a Bachelor of Physiotherapy with Honours from Monash University and has completed postgraduate training in pain science and exercise rehabilitation. He is a member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association and the Persistent Pain Special Interest Group.