Don’t let your injuries hold you back   

Strong, resilient muscle is the foundation of an active life. We support muscle health, recovery, and long-term physical confidence through clinically guided care.

Strength and recovery built for your life

Your body is personal and so is your recovery. At Get Limitless, we create personalised care plans designed to support muscle strength, mobility, and injury resilience, helping you move better now and stay active for years to come.

Stronger muscles support a longer, more resilient life

Maintaining and rebuilding muscle is not just about performance. It is about protecting your future health and staying capable as you age.

Lower muscle strength is linked to higher health risk

Australian cohort research found that individuals with lower muscle strength had approximately 1.5 to 2 times higher risk of all cause mortality, independent of age and body weight.

Support is available to help rebuild strength safely and progressively.

How it works

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Complete your intake

Start by completing a short online intake covering your health history, goals, and symptoms. This helps determine eligibility and guide next steps.

Complete your intake
Takes a few minutes
Secure
Completed online

Test what matters

Complete our Hormone Health blood panel through one our network of 4000+ Australian pathology partners, guided by your health goals and clinical history.

Test what matters
Fast Appointments
Nationwide access
No unnecessary tests

Understand your results

Your results are uploaded to our secure patient portal and reviewed by AHPRA-registered medical practitioner.

Understand your results
Clear Explanations
Trends over time
No medical jargon

An actionable plan

Your practitioner will recommend a personalised care plan which may include treatment, lifestyle guidance, and ongoing monitoring.

An actionable plan
Individualised
Evidence based
Medically appropriate

What we test to understand your Muscle Health

Muscle injury and recovery are influenced by more than just training load. Inflammation, nutrient status, oxygen delivery, and systemic stress all play a role in how quickly and effectively tissue repairs.

Muscle damage & recovery

Creatine kinase (CK) to assess muscle tissue breakdown and recovery load following training or injury.

Inflammation

High sensitivity CRP to identify low-grade inflammation that may delay healing and impair tissue repair.

Blood health & oxygen delivery

Full blood count (FBC) to ensure adequate oxygen transport and immune support for muscle recovery.

Iron storage

Ferritin to assess iron availability, which is critical for muscle oxygenation and endurance during recovery.

Liver function

Key liver enzymes to assess metabolic processing, fatty liver risk, and medication suitability.

Biological age

A composite marker to understand metabolic stress and guide how aggressively weight loss should be approached.

Potential benefits you may notice

Do you recognise any of these signals

Answer a few quick questions to see whether clinical support for muscle health or injury recovery may be appropriate for you.

What to expect from muscle health and injury support

Supports tissue
recovery

Care plans may support the body’s natural repair processes following strain, injury, or accumulated training load. This can help create the conditions needed for muscles, tendons, and connective tissue to recover effectively.

Supports mobility and joint function

Recovery focused care may assist with maintaining joint comfort and movement quality, particularly when stiffness or reduced range of motion has limited your ability to stay active.

Improves recovery efficiency

By addressing underlying factors that influence muscle repair and fatigue, treatment plans aim to support how efficiently your body recovers between activity, training sessions, or daily movement.

Builds long term strength resilience

With ongoing clinical oversight, programs are designed to support gradual strength rebuilding and reduce the likelihood of repeated setbacks as activity levels increase.

Why muscle and injury care with Get Limitless

Muscle health is not just about recovery. It is about reducing injury risk, building strength, and protecting long term physical function with the right clinical support.

Treatment informed by comprehensive labs

We start with in-depth pathology to understand what’s happening beneath the surface. Results guide eligibility, dosing considerations, and ongoing monitoring. Care is based on evidence, not assumptions.

Clinically guided,comprehensive testing

Where appropriate, pathology and clinical markers are used to assess factors linked to muscle resilience, recovery capacity, and tissue health. This allows clinicians toidentify gaps that may increase injury risk and guide preventative strategies overtime.

Convenient Australia-wide testing

Consultations, follow ups, and care coordination are delivered online, with access to pathology services through partner providers nationwide. This makes it easier to stay consistent with care while maintaining training and daily activity.

Ongoing care focused on prevention and performance

Support continues beyond initial recovery. Ongoing reviews help ensure progress is maintained, strength is rebuilt appropriately, and preventative strategies are in place to lower the likelihood of reinjury as activity levels increase.

It’s more than a plan, It’s Personal

Weight loss isn’t one size fits all. Your biology and health history matter.

Your plan is built around your metabolic profile, guided by clinical testing and medical oversight, and adjusted as your body responds over time.

What this enables:

Treatment guided by your physiology, not willpower
Adjustments based on progress, tolerability, and results
Ongoing support. Not a set-and-forget approach
Weight
240lbs
Goal
190lbs
Exercise
3x /week
Est Time
6 months
Weeks completed
8
Habits formed
3
Strack active
21 days
Trend
Steady

Your muscle health journey

0–3 months

Getting started

Complete an online assessment and clinical consultation focused on your injury history, pain, movement limits, and training goals. Your clinician reviews relevant information to determine whether treatment is appropriate.

3–6 months

Early progress

As treatment and support are tailored to your needs, many people begin noticing changes in appetite regulation, energy levels, and eating patterns.Individual experiences vary.

6–12+ months

Ongoing support

With continued medical review, progress tracking, and plan adjustments, weight management becomes more sustainable over time, focused on long-term health, not short-term fixes.

0–3 months

Getting started

Complete an online assessment and clinical consultation focused on your injury history, pain, movement limits, and training goals. Your clinician reviews relevant information to determine whether treatment is appropriate.

3–6 months

Ongoing monitoring & optimisation

With continued medical oversight, clinicians may refine treatment based on blood results, symptoms reported, and individual response. Many patients reach a more consistent hormonal range during this period.

6–12+ months

Long-term management

Treatment becomes part of an ongoing care plan focused on maintaining appropriate hormone levels over time. Regular reviews help ensure therapy remains suitable, safe, and aligned with your health goals.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is muscle health and injury prevention care

Muscle health care focuses on building strength, resilience, and recovery to support movement and reduce the risk of injury. It combines assessment, ongoing monitoring, and personalised guidance to help your body tolerate training, work, and daily activity more effectively.

Who is this designed for

This is suitable for people recovering from injury, experiencing recurring muscle or joint pain, or looking to build stronger, more resilient muscle to reduce future injury risk. Eligibility is confirmed through a medical consultation.

How does muscle strength help prevent injury

Stronger muscles support joints, improve movement control, and reduce excessive load on tendons and connective tissue. Improving muscle strength and recovery capacity can lower the likelihood of strains, overuse injuries, and setbacks during training or everyday activity.

Can this help if I am not currently injured

Yes. Many people engage in muscle health care to support long term strength, mobility, and resilience even without a current injury. Preventative care can help maintain performance and reduce injury risk over time.

Is this a personalised approach

Yes. Care plans are built around your individual health history, movement demands, symptoms, and goals rather than a standard protocol.

How is care delivered

Consultations are delivered via telehealth, with ongoing reviews and monitoring where appropriate. Pathology or additional assessments may be arranged if clinically indicated.

How long does care typically last

Timeframes vary depending on your goals, injury history, and response to care. Some people engage short term for recovery, while others continue longer term to support strength and injury prevention.

What if I am not eligible for treatment

If treatment is not appropriate, you will be informed during your consultation and other options may be discussed.

How do I get started

You can begin by completing an online assessment to see if a consultation is right for you.

How often will I be reviewed

Follow up frequency depends on your treatment plan. Regular reviews help assess progress manage side effects and adjust treatment when needed.

Is everything done online

Consultations and ongoing care are delivered via telehealth. Pathology testing is completed through partner laboratories with results reviewed securely by your care team.

What if I am not eligible for treatment

If treatment is not appropriate your clinician may provide alternative recommendations or guidance focused on lifestyle prevention or further assessment.

How do I get started

Yes. Blood testing is essential to understand your hormone levels in context and to rule out other medical causes. Ongoing testing may be required to monitor response and safety.

Still have questions?

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