Do Physiotherapists only treat muscle injuries?
Chartered Physiotherapists are qualified to treat all spinal problems, and almost half our caseload is spinal work.
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Chartered Physiotherapists are qualified to treat all spinal problems, and almost half our caseload is spinal work.
No. Our physiotherapists have training and experience to recognise when a patient needs to see their GP. If you have medical insurance cover, they are most likely to want you to have a GP referral.
You must phone your insurer prior to treatment to confirm the extent of your cover and to be given authorisation. You will be unable to claim retrospectively. Depending on your policy you may be required to visit your GP
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We will always endeavour to offer you an appointment within 24 hours of you contacting the clinic.
An initial assessment and treatment is 40 minutes long, as are subsequent appointments for more complex problems. Most Follow up appointments are of 30 minutes duration.
After a thorough and full initial examination, your physiotherapist will discuss her findings and her treatment plans and goals with you. Every problem requires different number of treatment sessions.
To carry out a thorough assessment of your problem we will need to see all related areas. We shall ask you to remove your shirt if you have a neck, upper back, shoulder or elbow problem. If it’s your lower
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Yes. Chartered Physiotherapists who have attended appropriate post graduate training are qualified to manipulate.
Home Visits are not something we can accomodate at the moment (July 2025). Treatment is always more effective at the Clinic because of our specialist facilities and equipment, so please contact reception to arrange treatment if possible – 01980 625245
Please give at least 24 hours notice if you are unable to keep an appointment, as missed and late cancellations will incur a charge