Frequently Asked Questions
Physiotherapists treat a wide variety of conditions. In our Clinics we specialise in injuries or conditions affecting the muscles, tendons, ligaments, joints and nerves. This includes spinal problems, sports injuries, sprains, strains and trapped nerves.
No, you do not need a referral from a GP or consultant. We normally send a letter to your GP informing them of your condition, unless you request otherwise.
We are recognised by all major insurance companies but you must contact your insurer to find out about the particular details of your personal policy.
Your first appointment lasts up to an hour. This will include a history taking, a thorough physical examination of the problem area and treatment. There is also time for you to ask questions.
Everyone's condition differs and the severity and duration of your symptoms will depend on how many treatments you require and how you respond once treatment has started. This will be discussed with you at your first appointment. In some cases only one or two treatments are required as we provide a home exercise regime and strongly encourage self management.
Depending on what your condition requires we use a variety of manual therapies, electrotherapy, acupuncture and exercise/stretches.
Usually within 48 hours but if you have an urgent problem we will do our utmost to fit you in that day. Contact us .
Yes. We have both male and female physiotherapists working in both clinics. You may also request to see a particular physiotherapist and as we believe in continuity your treatment will always be scheduled with them.
We accept cash or cheques. Unfortunately we are unable to accept credit or debit cards at the moment.
Both Clinics have on site a fully qualified Podiatrist and Sports Massage Therapist.
We also have available a selection of equipment for sale .
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Members of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy