About Us
Welcome to Respiratory Rehab Australia, where passion meets purpose in the realm of physiotherapy and exercise physiology. We are three dedicated physiotherapists, who studied a Bachelor of Applied Science (Exercise and Sport Science) and a Masters of Physiotherapy together at the University of Sydney, graduating in 2009.
We all entered the public hospital system, where we quickly recognised a pressing need for accessible pulmonary rehabilitation across Australia. Despite overwhelming evidence of its benefits, traditional services are hindered by long waiting lists, leaving patients without crucial care.
Determined to break down barriers, we pioneered a new approach. What sets us apart is our complete mobility—we bring our expertise directly to you, whether in the comfort of your own home or virtually from anywhere in the country. Our patients have seen remarkable benefits from our service, experiencing improvements in both objective and psychological measures, and feeling empowered to manage their respiratory conditions effectively.
At Respiratory Rehab Australia, accessibility knows no bounds. Our commitment to making pulmonary rehabilitation available to every Australian drives us forward. Our mission is clear: to expand our in-home therapy services nationally, ensuring that no one is left without the immediate care they need.
Join us on this journey towards better respiratory health. Together, we can breathe easier and live fuller, healthier lives.
Meet the Team
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Managing Director
Christian Ing, a passionate healthcare professional dedicated to modernising digital healthcare for equitable patient care. With a Master's degree in Physiotherapy and a Bachelor's degree in Exercise Science, Christian brings a diverse skill set to his work.
Leading numerous digital health initiatives, Christian transforms clinician workflows and advocates for patient-centric system design. He champions accessibility and inclusivity, bridging the gap between healthcare providers and patients through digital innovation.
Christian's vision for a more equitable healthcare system drives his commitment to leveraging technology for greater access to care. With a focus on efficiency and effectiveness, he revolutionises healthcare delivery, ensuring that every patient receives the quality care they deserve.
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Director of Operations
David Ananin holds a Masters of Physiotherapy and a Bachelor of Exercise Science with a career spanning two decades. David is passionate about equitable healthcare outcomes for all, and has advocated for this for people from our most vulnerable populations including people from remote Indigenous communities, from lower socio-economic area, CALD, justice system, people living with disabilities and those experiencing homelessness.
David has dedicated himself to healthcare redesign and quality improvement which has led him to Respiratory Rehab Australia, where making high-quality, evidence based pulmonary rehabilitation more readily available and accessible for our community, is our priority.
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Practice Manager
Alyce is the dedicated Practice Manager at Respiratory Rehab Australia, bringing over a decade of experience as a clinical nurse educator to her leadership role. With a strong clinical background and a passion for patient-centred care, she plays a vital role in ensuring the smooth operation of the practice while maintaining the highest standards of care for every patient.
As Practice Manager, Alyce oversees daily operations, supports clinical teams, and ensures that the practice runs efficiently and effectively. She is known for her strong organisational skills, attention to detail, and commitment to continuous improvement. Alyce also fosters a positive and collaborative workplace culture, empowering staff to deliver exceptional outcomes for patients.
Her dedication, experience, and patient-first approach make her an invaluable part of the Respiratory Rehab Australia team.
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Chief Growth Officer
Hassan Kadous is a health professional passionate about system transformation and health system equity now and for the future. He studied Exercise Physiology and Physiotherapy at Sydney University and has completed a Doctorate of Health Business Administration focusing on the needs of Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Communities (CALD). Hassan has worked in number of clinical, senior clinical, operational management and strategy and strategic foresight positions across local health districts and across the state.
He has passion for future workforce models with a particular interest in the clinical domains of emergency management, chronic care (respiratory care in particular) and Aged care. He is highly motivated to increase timely access to healthcare services in a digitally enabled method in people's homes, with a focus on enablement in CALD communities