Some patients cannot realistically travel to the centre: the early stage after major surgery, a neurological condition limiting mobility, advanced age, or acute pain that makes the car journey itself an ordeal. Home physiotherapy exists for them — to the centre's standard, not a reduced version of it.
Who it is for
- Early stage after spinal surgery or joint replacement.
- Post-stroke and neurological conditions.
- Older patients for whom repeated travel is difficult.
- Fractures and periods of restricted movement.
- Acute pain preventing sitting or walking any distance.
- Respiratory rehabilitation and prolonged bed rest.
How we work at home
A full initial assessment
The first visit is primarily assessment: clinical examination, review of your reports and imaging, and realistic goals agreed with you and your family.
Home environment assessment
An advantage the clinic cannot offer: we see your bed, bathroom, stairs and seat heights. We suggest simple modifications that reduce fall risk and speed up your independence.
Treatment sessions with portable equipment
We bring what your case requires — manual therapy, exercise and supporting modalities — and work to a written plan with stages and goals, exactly as for a patient at the centre.
Training your family
We train whoever cares for you in safe transfers, correct positioning, and assisted exercises between visits — because our hours there are few and theirs are many.
What we commit to
- The same assessment and documentation standards used at the centre.
- Fixed appointment times, respected.
- Periodic progress reports shared with you and your referring doctor where needed.
- A clear transition plan: when your condition allows, we move you to the centre to use the specialised equipment.
Common questions
Which areas do you cover?
Contact us with your location and we will confirm coverage and available times directly.
Are results poorer than treatment at the centre?
Not necessarily. Some phases — especially early and functional work — are delivered very effectively at home. But phases requiring specialised equipment such as spinal decompression need attendance at the centre, and we make that clear from the outset.
What should I prepare before the visit?
Enough space to move, your recent reports and imaging, and a list of your medications. No special equipment is needed.
This content is educational and does not replace medical consultation. Suitability of home treatment for your case is determined after clinical assessment.