Clinical care at home

Professional physical rehabilitation delivered directly to your living room. Eliminate the stress of travel, helping you rebuild strength and mobility safely in your own environment.

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SPECIALIST CARE

Clinical treatments

Targeted physiotherapy programs designed around your home's layout, focusing on practical milestones and safe, independent movement.

Orthopedic post operative rehab

Falls prevention

Neurology rehab and support

Following Orthopaedic surgery such as a hip or knee replacement it is essential to start rehab early to begin the journey back to independence. Exercise, gait advice and walking aid guidance all contribute to resuming a normal level of mobility and independence.

Neurological conditions such as stroke, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis and many other neurological diseases require support with managing weakness, pain, muscle stiffness and tone, mobility, gait and access to the outdoors. Physiotherapy can be essential in maintaining these issues as well as making improvements

Falls can have a huge impact on your quality of life potentially leading to fractures and other injuries. I have extensive experience in working with individuals to help reduce risk of falls. This could include balance, strengthening exercises , gait advice and lifestyle changes.

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Musculoskeletal treatments

Musculoskeletal problems such as acute back pain, arthritis, ligament sprains, muscle spasm and stiffness can be treated by physiotherapy in a variety of ways. Exercise, massage, mobilisation techniques can often provide pain relief, strength and help resume normal function.

Home based functional tasks

There are times when day to day tasks become harder to perform due to degenerative conditions or a temporary loss of mobility. Physiotherapy can practice these tasks such as stairs, seating, bed transfers, bathroom tasks and outdoors access. The aim is to maintain full access to your entire home and property

Mobility with dementia

Dementia can sometimes lead to mobility problems. This condition requires careful support and communication to maximise mobility potential and at the same time maintain a level of independence.

HOW IT WORKS

Your rehabilitation path

1. Initial assessment

3. Guided therapy

A comprehensive sixty-minute assessment including treatment tailored to your individual needs and wishes.

45 minute follow up treatment sessions in your home, working at a comfortable pace with clinical equipment brought directly to you. Exercise programmes provided with clear instructions and diagrams to assist your rehabilitation.

2. Personalised planning

4. Reclaiming independence

Designing your treatment plan based on your goals.

Continuous progress tracking and adjustments to your plan, ensuring you safely regain the confidence to return to your normal activity levels as well as manage daily routines.