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Physiotherapy helps restore function and mobility through exercise, massage, and manipulation.
Physiotherapy helps detect and treat problems by moving, stretching, observing, and massaging muscles and joints.
At your appointment
A Physiotherapist will listen to your symptoms and any relevant medical history. They will then observe how you move and use their hands to find areas in the body that are weak, tender, restricted, or strained.
Physiotherapists will observe your movements, provide manual therapy, give general advice, and offer exercises to improve health and mobility.
Your appointment will last 30-60 minutes.
After your appointment
Physiotherapy shouldn’t usually be painful, but it may involve the movement of injured and strained areas of your body. The next day, you may feel muscle soreness or stiffness. Your Physiotherapist will let you know if you’re likely to have any pain and how to manage it.
Physiotherapy is generally considered to be a safe treatment. There are minor side effects you may experience, such as:
After Physiotherapy sessions, you may need to rest the affected area. Discuss your specific recovery with your Physiotherapist.
You can receive this treatment at any one of the locations below.
We are driven by the belief that quality brings its rewards. We see outstanding quality within our services, we have strong outcomes for our patient care and our ratings on patient satisfaction are high. Our average for the last three months is 98% of individuals would highly likely or likely recommend us as a provider of choice for their friends and family
Whilst most healthcare organisations require a GP referral for a specialist service, here at LivingCare we can produce that GP referral for you through our team of Private GPs
With one phone call, one email or one message we can get you booked in for a consultation.
We do not want you waiting around feeling ill. We will let you choose when you come and see us, rather than telling you when we are free.
Our specialist consultants can provide a full pathway including some of the best technology in the world. We can provide you with support from first symptoms through to investigation and treatment.
Your healthcare journey in 4 easy steps...
Give us a call or use our contact form below to get in touch with us.
Within 24 hours by somebody from our team.
We'll offer you an appointment date and time to suit you.
Attend your appointment on your chosen date and time to see our highly qualified consultant.
We'll refer you for any further tests, treatments or reviews you might need, and take care of the booking processes following your appointment.
If you are paying for your procedure or treatment with medical insurance, you will need to liaise closely with the insurance provider throughout the process.
Before attending your first appointment, you should contact your insurance company to check that that your condition is covered for all stages of treatments.
You will need to visit your GP and ask them to refer you to The LivingCare Group at Thorpe Park Clinic for a private procedure. Your GP will write a letter of referral and then either you or your GP can contact us to arrange your first appointment.
We understand that immediate access to healthcare is sometimes essential. With our self-pay service, there are no waiting lists. Within 24 hours, you will be offered a consultation date to see a medical professional that is convenient for you. Our expert team can then give you an assessment and treatment within 1 week of your consultation.
Your consultation and any tests, scans or investigations will be charged separately, however all of these costs will be quoted to you before anything commences and you are under no obligation to continue your treatment with us unless you are happy to do so.
To find a full overview of our services and prices, please visit our Prices page.
An Osteopath focuses on spinal and joint manipulation and treats the body as a whole, while Physiotherapists target tissues, muscles, and ligaments in a specific area.
Yes. You will be able to drive after your Physiotherapy treatment.
Your treatment may be uncomfortable, but it’s not considered painful. You may feel sore or stiff for a few days following the treatment.
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