Select this for your first visitFirst ConsultationDuring your first consultation with your Chartered Physiotherapist will conduct a thorough physical assessment. The assessment will involve a combination of you answering relevant questions and your Physiotherapist conducting a hands-on, physical assessment of the affected body area. At the end of the assessment your Physiotherapist will have a working diagnosis and be able to discuss treatment options with you. Normally this is followed by an initial brief treatment and advice.What is Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy?Musculoskeletal physiotherapy is a combination of techniques and strategies to help restore movement and function. Techniques include teaching exercises, practising particular movements, and finding alternative ways of accomplishing a task. The specific combination of techniques will depend on the condition being treated, and a musculoskeletal physiotherapist will have specialised in the diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal conditions.Who can benefit from MSK Physiotherapy?A musculoskeletal physiotherapist can treat people with:arthritisneck pain or back painrepetitive strain injurya sports injury or work-related injuryosteoporosisjoint replacements What does the brief treatment involve?We always try to include some treatment into our initial assessment. This is of course always depends on the complexity of the problem and time needed for the assessment.Treatment depends on the particular condition you have but can involve:manual therapy to improve mobility and functionadvice on pain management and coping strategiespersonalised exercise program to do at home How do you prepare for your physiotherapy appointment?It’s important to come to the appointment with all of the information the physiotherapist might need, as well as an idea of what you want to get out of seeing them.Therefore it’s helpful to come prepared with:list of any medication you currently takea clear overview of your symptoms, when they occur, and the intensity of any pain you experienceloose, easily-removable clothes if you have pain and the physiotherapy needs to inspect itan idea of what goals you’d like to prioritise in your treatment: what do you currently struggle with that you want to do more easily? What gets in the way of your life the most?How much does Physiotherapy Initial Assessment cost?The Initial Assessment and Brief Treatment with a MSK Physiotherapist is for £65.Why have Physiotherapy Initial Assessment at MedicPhysio?Senior MSK Physiotherapist with many years of experience.Fast access to private treatment, usually same day appointments available but at least within 48 hours.If you have any questions about using our services, you can contact us.

Select this for your first visitNo Treatment for (ED)First ConsultationDuring your first consultation with your Chartered Physiotherapist will conduct a thorough physical assessment. The assessment will involve a combination of you answering relevant questions and your Physiotherapist conducting a hands-on, physical assessment of the affected body area. At the end of the assessment your Physiotherapist will have a working diagnosis and be able to discuss treatment options with you. This is followed by shockwave therapy treatment if appropriate.What Is Shockwave Therapy?A Non-Invasive Treatment That Brings Patients Back to Health Sooner Shockwave Therapy Benefits:Non-invasive, non-surgical treatment.No shockwave therapy side effects.Accelerates healing.Can be used by all healthcare professionals.Coverage available from most insurance companies.How Shockwave Therapy Works?We know shockwave therapy is effective – but how exactly does it work?Shockwave therapy accelerates the healing process in the body by stimulating the metabolism and enhancing blood circulation to regenerate damaged tissue.Strong energy pulses are applied to the affected area for short periods of time, creating micro-cavitation bubbles that expand and burst. The force created by these bubbles stimulates cells in the body that are responsible for bone and connective tissue healing.Shockwave therapy is the most effective in cases where the human body has not been able to heal itself on its own.In shockwave therapy, an acoustic pressure wave is transmitted to the body tissue and, consequently, to the painful area. The pressure wave created at the point of contact transmits radially inside the patient’s body.Shockwave Therapy TreatmentsShockwave therapy was initially introduced as a way to break down kidney stones without direct contact.It then evolved to treat non-healing bones by activating osteoblasts.Today it treats a wide range of medical conditions, including:Plantar fasciitisAchilles tendinopathyJumper’s knee (patellar tendonitis)Treatment of tendinopathyHamstring muscle injuriesMyofascial trigger pointsBursitisStiff big toe (hallux rigidus)Non-healing ulcersTendonitisScar tissueCalcific tendonitis of the rotator cuffFrozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis)Broken bones that have failed to heal (nonunions)Shoulder painTennis elbowHeel spursShin splintsStress fracturesEnhancing bone healingMuscle and connective tissue injuriesAnd moreShockwave Therapy Side Effects and TimeframesA shockwave is an intense, but very short, energy wave travelling faster than the speed of sound. Because it is so powerful, most patients who undergo shockwave treatment recover faster than those treated by other methods.Shockwave therapy sessions are usually 5 minutes long and provide successful relief and restore mobility painlessly. Relief typically begins about immediately following the treatment. Most patients require three treatments sessions. There is no downtime for recovery.There are no shockwave therapy side effects. Treatments are non-invasive and promote accelerated recovery of injured soft tissue, bone, and joint pain.Scientific IndicationsBefore and after treatment shows marked improvement after six months. The calcium has dissolved.Before Treatment6 Months Following TreatmentWhat does the Initial Assessment & Treatment - Shockwave Therapy involve?This is of course always depends on the complexity of the problem and time needed for the assessment.Shockwave Therapy Treatment depends on the particular condition you have but can involve:advice on pain management and coping strategiespersonalised exercise program to do at home shockwave therapyHow do you prepare for your physiotherapy appointment?It’s important to come to the appointment with all of the information the physiotherapist might need, as well as an idea of what you want to get out of seeing them.Therefore it’s helpful to come prepared with:list of any medication you currently takea clear overview of your symptoms, when they occur, and the intensity of any pain you experienceloose, easily-removable clothes if you have pain and the physiotherapy needs to inspect itan idea of what goals you’d like to prioritise in your treatment: what do you currently struggle with that you want to do more easily? What gets in the way of your life the most?How much does Initial Assessment & Treatment - Shockwave Therapy cost?The Initial Assessment and Treatment with a shockwave therapy (shockwave therapy are usually 5 minutes long) for £65.Why have Shockwave Therapy Treatment at MedicPhysio?Senior MSK Physiotherapist with many years of experience.Fast access to private treatment, usually same day appointments available but at least within 48 hours.If you have any questions about using our services, you can contact us.

Select this for your first visitUp to 10 years oldFirst ConsultationDuring your first consultation with your Chartered Physiotherapist will conduct a thorough physical assessment. The assessment will involve a combination of you answering relevant questions and your child, baby Physiotherapist conducting a hands-on, physical assessment of the affected body area. At the end of the assessment your child, baby Physiotherapist will have a working diagnosis and be able to discuss treatment options with you. Normally this is followed by an initial brief treatment and advice.What is Paediatric Physiotherapy?Paediatric physiotherapy is the treatment and care of babies, children and young people from birth to 19 years. Paediatric physiotherapists bring their generic skills as physiotherapists and have additional knowledge and experience of child development and of childhood disabilities.What do paediatric physiotherapists do?First we carry out an assessment and then offer a plan to suit the needs of the child. This may include regular input or advice on exercises, play activities and handling your child. We may offer to provide equipment that may help your child. We work closely with the family, other health professionals, educational staff and others who may be involved with the child. Our aim is to find ways to help the child make the most of their abilities.Who can benefit from Paediatric Physiotherapy?A musculoskeletal physiotherapist can treat people with:Walking problemsCoordination problemsDevelopmental delayNeonatal careNeurological conditions e.g. Cerebral Palsy, Head InjuryCongenital Conditions and syndromes e.g. Spina Bifida, Down’s SyndromeOrthopaedic conditions e.g. Talipes, Torticollis, Plagiocephaly, Erb’s PalsyNeuromuscular disorders e.g. Muscular DystrophyRespiratory conditions e.g. Cystic FibrosisRheumatological Conditions e.g. Juvenile Idiopathic ArthritisAcute injuries e.g. post fracture, muscular or ligament sprainsWhat does the brief treatment involve?We always try to include some treatment into our initial assessment. This is of course always depends on the complexity of the problem and time needed for the assessment.Treatment depends on the particular condition you have but can involve:manual therapy to improve mobility and functionadvice on pain management and coping strategiespersonalised exercise program to do at home How do you prepare for your physiotherapy appointment?It’s important to come to the appointment with all of the information the physiotherapist might need, as well as an idea of what you want to get out of seeing them.Therefore it’s helpful to come prepared with:list of any medication you currently takea clear overview of your symptoms, when they occur, and the intensity of any pain you experienceloose, easily-removable clothes if you have pain and the physiotherapy needs to inspect itan idea of what goals you’d like to prioritise in your treatment: what do you currently struggle with that you want to do more easily? What gets in the way of your life the most?How much does Paediatric Physiotherapy Initial Assessment cost?The Initial Assessment and Brief Treatment with a Paediatric Physiotherapist is for £85.Why have Paediatric Physiotherapy Initial Assessment at MedicPhysio?Senior MSK Physiotherapist with many years of experience.Fast access to private treatment, usually same day appointments available but at least within 48 hours.If you have any questions about using our services, you can contact us.

Select this after initial assessmentContinued TreatmentsWith continued treatments, your physiotherapist can map your progress and build on your recovery plan. It’s the best way to keep you on the right track and make sure the results are long-lasting. Physiotherapy Follow-Up AppointmentFollow-up sessions start with a general review on your progress, a re-assessment of previous findings. Your physiotherapist will then adapt their treatment to your current needs. Treatment is usually aimed at settling pain, restoring movement and your physical function as required. The Physiotherapists use a variety of treatment techniques such as joint and soft tissue manipulation, dry needling, exercise therapy, posture and ergonomic advice. The techniques chosen are based on available evidence and what is most appropriate to your condition.What is Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy?Musculoskeletal physiotherapy is a combination of techniques and strategies to help restore movement and function. Techniques include teaching exercises, practising particular movements, and finding alternative ways of accomplishing a task. The specific combination of techniques will depend on the condition being treated, and a musculoskeletal physiotherapist will have specialised in the diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal conditions.Who can benefit from MSK Physiotherapy?A musculoskeletal physiotherapist can treat people with:arthritisneck pain or back painrepetitive strain injurya sports injury or work-related injuryosteoporosisjoint replacements What does the treatment involve?We always try to include some treatment into our initial assessment. This is of course always depends on the complexity of the problem and time needed for the assessment.Treatment depends on the particular condition you have but can involve:manual therapy to improve mobility and function advice on pain management and coping strategiespersonalised exercise program to do at home How do you prepare for your physiotherapy appointment?It’s important to come to the appointment with all of the information the physiotherapist might need, as well as an idea of what you want to get out of seeing them.Therefore it’s helpful to come prepared with:list of any medication you currently takea clear overview of your symptoms, when they occur, and the intensity of any pain you experienceloose, easily-removable clothes if you have pain and the physiotherapy needs to inspect itan idea of what goals you’d like to prioritise in your treatment: what do you currently struggle with that you want to do more easily? What gets in the way of your life the most?How much does Physiotherapy Follow-Up Appointment cost?Follow-up Physiotherapy (treatment) sessions are for £60.Follow-up appointments from injection therapy usually take place 6 weeks after the injection.Why have Physiotherapy Treatment at MedicPhysio?Senior MSK Physiotherapist with many years of experience.Fast access to private treatment, usually same day appointments available but at least within 48 hours.If you have any questions about using our services, you can contact us.

Select this after initial assessmentNo Treatment for (ED)Continued TreatmentsWith continued treatments, your physiotherapist can map your progress and build on your recovery plan. It’s the best way to keep you on the right track and make sure the results are long-lasting. Follow-Up Appointment - Shockwave Therapy TreatmentFollow-up sessions start with a general review on your progress, a re-assessment of previous findings. Your physiotherapist will then adapt the shockwave therapy treatment to your current needs.Current Shockwave ResearchDouble-blind, randomized, controlled studies, indicate up to 91% improvement with 84% success rate for numerous conditions.Shockwave therapy is a proven effective treatment supported by medical literature. Shockwave MedicPhysio’s devices are proven to be highly successful in treating patients.What Is Shockwave Therapy?A Non-Invasive Treatment That Brings Patients Back to Health Sooner Shockwave Therapy Benefits:Non-invasive, non-surgical treatment. No shockwave therapy side effects. Accelerates healing. Can be used by all healthcare professionals. Coverage available from most insurance companies.How Shockwave Therapy Works?We know shockwave therapy is effective – but how exactly does it work? Shockwave therapy accelerates the healing process in the body by stimulating the metabolism and enhancing blood circulation to regenerate damaged tissue. Strong energy pulses are applied to the affected area for short periods of time, creating micro-cavitation bubbles that expand and burst. The force created by these bubbles stimulates cells in the body that are responsible for bone and connective tissue healing. Shockwave therapy is the most effective in cases where the human body has not been able to heal itself on its own. In shockwave therapy, an acoustic pressure wave is transmitted to the body tissue and, consequently, to the painful area. The pressure wave created at the point of contact transmits radially inside the patient’s body.Shockwave Therapy TreatmentsShockwave therapy was initially introduced as a way to break down kidney stones without direct contact. It then evolved to treat non-healing bones by activating osteoblasts. Today it treats a wide range of medical conditions, including:Plantar fasciitisAchilles tendinopathyJumper’s knee (patellar tendonitis)Treatment of tendinopathyHamstring muscle injuriesMyofascial trigger pointsBursitisStiff big toe (hallux rigidus)Non-healing ulcersTendonitisScar tissueCalcific tendonitis of the rotator cuffFrozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis)Broken bones that have failed to heal (nonunions)Shoulder painTennis elbowHeel spursShin splintsStress fracturesEnhancing bone healingMuscle and connective tissue injuriesAnd moreShockwave Therapy Side Effects and TimeframesA shockwave is an intense, but very short, energy wave travelling faster than the speed of sound. Because it is so powerful, most patients who undergo shockwave treatment recover faster than those treated by other methods. Shockwave therapy sessions are usually 5 minutes long and provide successful relief and restore mobility painlessly. Relief typically begins about immediately following the treatment. Most patients require three treatments sessions. There is no downtime for recovery. There are no shockwave therapy side effects. Treatments are non-invasive and promote accelerated recovery of injured soft tissue, bone, and joint pain.Scientific IndicationsBefore and after treatment shows marked improvement after six months. The calcium has dissolved.Before Treatment6 Months Following TreatmentHow much does Shockwave Therapy Treatment cost?Follow-up (shockwave therapy are usually 5 minutes long) 15 minutes treatment sessions are for £60.Why have Shockwave Therapy Treatment at MedicPhysio?Senior MSK Physiotherapist with many years of experience.Fast access to private treatment, usually same day appointments available but at least within 48 hours.If you have any questions about using our services, you can contact us.

Select this after initial assessmentUp to 10 years oldContinued TreatmentsWith continued treatments, your Paediatric Physiotherapist can map your child, baby progress and build on your child, baby recovery plan. It’s the best way to keep your child, baby on the right track and make sure the results are long-lasting. Paediatric Physiotherapy Follow-Up AppointmentFollow-up sessions start with a general review on your child, baby progress, a re-assessment of previous findings. Your child, baby physiotherapist will then adapt their treatment to your child, baby current needs. Treatment is usually aimed at settling pain, restoring movement and your child, baby physical function as required. The Physiotherapists use a variety of treatment techniques such as joint and soft tissue manipulation, dry needling, exercise therapy, posture and ergonomic advice. The techniques chosen are based on available evidence and what is most appropriate to your condition.What is Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy?Musculoskeletal physiotherapy is a combination of techniques and strategies to help restore movement and function. Techniques include teaching exercises, practising particular movements, and finding alternative ways of accomplishing a task. The specific combination of techniques will depend on the condition being treated, and a musculoskeletal physiotherapist will have specialised in the diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal conditions.Who can benefit from MSK Physiotherapy?A musculoskeletal physiotherapist can treat people with:arthritisneck pain or back painrepetitive strain injurya sports injury or work-related injuryosteoporosisjoint replacements What does the treatment involve?We always try to include some treatment into our initial assessment. This is of course always depends on the complexity of the problem and time needed for the assessment.Treatment depends on the particular condition you have but can involve:manual therapy to improve mobility and function advice on pain management and coping strategiespersonalised exercise program to do at home How do you prepare for your physiotherapy appointment?It’s important to come to the appointment with all of the information the physiotherapist might need, as well as an idea of what you want to get out of seeing them.Therefore it’s helpful to come prepared with:list of any medication you currently takea clear overview of your symptoms, when they occur, and the intensity of any pain you experienceloose, easily-removable clothes if you have pain and the physiotherapy needs to inspect itan idea of what goals you’d like to prioritise in your treatment: what do you currently struggle with that you want to do more easily? What gets in the way of your life the most?How much does Physiotherapy Follow-Up Appointment cost?Follow-up Physiotherapy (treatment) sessions are £75.Why have Physiotherapy Treatment at MedicPhysio?Senior MSK Physiotherapist with many years of experience.Fast access to private treatment, usually same day appointments available but at least within 48 hours.If you have any questions about using our services, you can contact us.