Home physiotherapy questions, answered.

First assessments usually last around 60 minutes. Follow-up sessions are typically 45 minutes, with everything paced gently around you.

No referral is needed. You can contact us directly to arrange an initial assessment.

An initial assessment is £90 and lasts around one hour. Ongoing follow-up visits are £70 for 45 minutes. We'll always confirm pricing with you before booking, and bespoke packages are available for ongoing rehabilitation.

Yes, we often complement NHS care, providing additional one-to-one support during recovery.

I treat a wide range of conditions including post-operative recovery, reduced mobility, neurological conditions such as stroke and Parkinson's, balance problems, falls, musculoskeletal pain, and long-term conditions affecting movement.

Home physiotherapy is ideal for anyone who finds it difficult to get to a clinic, whether due to reduced mobility, recovery from surgery, long-term health conditions, or simply preferring to be seen in familiar surroundings.

Yes, physiotherapy is a key part of recovery after hip or knee replacement. I guide you through safe exercises, help restore movement and strength, and support you in walking confidently again at home.

Yes, falls prevention is a big part of what I do. I assess your balance, strength and movement at home, identify potential hazards, and provide practical exercises and advice to help you move more safely and confidently.

We start with a relaxed conversation about your health, goals and concerns. I then look at your movement, strength and balance, and discuss a clear plan tailored to your needs, all in the comfort of your own home.

Not usually. Many exercises use everyday items or simply your own body weight. If anything specific would help, I will advise you and bring basic equipment where possible.

Yes, family members or carers are very welcome to be present during visits. Many people find it reassuring to have someone familiar nearby.

This depends on your condition and goals. Some people need just a few sessions, while others benefit from a longer programme. We will review progress together and adjust as needed.

Yes, I provide a simple, personalised exercise programme with clear guidance so you can continue making progress safely between appointments.

Yes, I am fully HCPC registered and a member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, with enhanced DBS clearance for your peace of mind.

Yes, I provide physiotherapy visits to care homes and residential settings across my coverage area, working with residents and staff to support mobility and comfort.

In many cases, yes. I can provide receipts and treatment details for you to submit to your insurer. Please check with your provider about your specific policy and cover.