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Physiotherapist providing a home physiotherapy visit in Corsham, Wiltshire

Home Physiotherapy & Occupational Therapy in Corsham

Our HCPC-registered physiotherapists visit you at home across Corsham, from the town centre and Pickwick to Neston, Gastard, Box and Rudloe. Visits from £55, no GP referral needed — call Salveo Forma and we'll come to you.

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Home Visits From

£55

Initial assessment £110, including treatment.

No Travel Required

Professional physiotherapy delivered in the comfort of your own home.

Same-Week Appointments

We work around the times that suit you.

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NHS-experienced clinicians — not a contractor network.

Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy & Rehabilitation At Home in Corsham

Home physiotherapy visit in Corsham, Wiltshire

Recovering from an operation, a fall or a spell in hospital shouldn't mean a journey you're in no state to make — so we come to you.

Whether it's rebuilding strength after a hip replacement, getting your confidence back after a fall, managing Parkinson's or a stroke, or getting over an injury, our physiotherapists treat you at home in Corsham — usually within the same week, and with no GP referral needed.

Arranging physiotherapy for yourself or for someone you love? Just call Salveo Forma on 07384 590177 and we'll take it from there.

Our HCPC-registered physiotherapists cover Corsham, from the town centre and Pickwick to Neston and Gastard, and Box and Rudloe to the west. We visit people in their own home, in a care home, or in a nursing home — building a treatment plan around your life rather than a clinic timetable.

Corsham is a little older than Wiltshire as a whole. Across the three Corsham wards, more than one in five people are aged 65 or over — over 3,600 people. So a great deal of our work in Corsham is physiotherapy for elderly people at home: falls and balance, rebuilding strength after a hospital stay, Parkinson's disease, stroke recovery and arthritis.

We also do a lot of post-operative work here. Many planned hip and knee replacements for the area are now carried out at the Sulis Orthopaedic Centre near Peasedown St John, which opened in 2025, and the rebuilding after that surgery happens at home — on your own stairs, in and out of your own chair.

Some people need occupational therapy alongside physiotherapy, and most aren't sure which one they need. Physiotherapy rebuilds strength, balance and movement; occupational therapy looks at the practical business of daily life — getting in and out of a chair, managing stairs, washing and dressing safely. Our Corsham team is made up of physiotherapists at the moment, and we are actively recruiting occupational therapists for this area. Call Salveo Forma on 07384 590177 and we'll tell you honestly what would help, and what we can arrange right now. No GP referral is needed.

We provide specialist home physiotherapy visits for:

  • Pre and post-operative rehabilitation — including hip and knee replacements
  • Back pain, joint pain, muscle pain and sports injuries
  • Recovering mobility, strength and confidence after a hospital stay
  • Neurological rehabilitation — including Parkinson's disease and stroke recovery
  • Falls prevention and balance rehabilitation
  • Older People Physiotherapy
  • Rheumatological Conditions
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Living Independently at Home

Older adult receiving physiotherapy at home in Corsham

We Help You Live Independently With Confidence, Meaning & Purpose

Whether you're rebuilding strength after a hip replacement, getting steady on your feet again after a fall, or regaining confidence after a stay in hospital — getting to a clinic isn't always possible. We remove that barrier entirely.

Our physiotherapists come to you, delivering expert one-to-one treatment in your home or care home. No hospital car park. No waiting rooms. Just focused, specialist care at a time and pace that works for you and your family.

We treat you as a whole person — not just your symptoms.

If your shoulder hurts because your walking stick is the wrong height, we'll treat the shoulder and sort the stick. A knee problem that started with an old ankle injury gets both looked at. We find the cause, not just the complaint. As a small, close-knit team, we also work alongside your family and carers, making sure everyone involved feels supported, informed and part of the process.

Our clinicians each hold specialist areas of expertise, and we carefully match every patient with the therapist best suited to their condition and goals. From the very first visit, you're in the right hands.

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Trusted Home Physiotherapy by families in Corsham and beyond

Nothing means more to us than the 5-star reviews our clients share on Google. These heartfelt testimonials showcase what drives our team every day — delivering expert, empathetic physiotherapy care that helps people rebuild their strength, mobility, and independence without leaving home.

Our Services

Our HCPC-registered physiotherapists provide home visits throughout Corsham, including Pickwick, Neston, Gastard, Box and Rudloe.

We aim to offer same-week appointments across the area, with no GP referral needed.

Whatever your condition, we match you with the clinician whose specialism fits your needs — and we treat you in the place where you actually have to manage day to day.

After an Operation or Hospital Stay in Corsham

Where NHS rehabilitation ends, and how we pick up from there.

Corsham has good hospital care within reach, and it would be dishonest to open any other way. The nearest emergency department is at the Royal United Hospital in Bath, run by Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust. For minor injuries, Chippenham Community Hospital has a minor injury unit open from 8am to 8pm. Since May 2025, many planned hip and knee replacements for the area have been carried out at the Sulis Orthopaedic Centre near Peasedown St John.

So the honest question is: with all of that nearby, why would you need us?

Because the hospital is where the operation happens, and home is where the recovery happens. A hip replacement, a knee, a fractured wrist or hip — the surgery takes a morning. The rebuilding takes weeks, and almost all of it happens in your own house. A hospital in Bath does nothing for you at week three, when you still cannot manage your own stairs and the exercise sheet is on the kitchen table.

Outpatient physiotherapy is the other half of it. It exists, and it is good, but it means getting there — into Bath or out to Chippenham — and parking, on a leg or a hip that is not ready for any of that. Corsham has had no railway station since 1965. For a lot of older people the journey is harder than the treatment, and appointments get missed for exactly that reason.

NHS community health services across Wiltshire are run by HCRG Care Group under the name BSW Community Health. Some of its services take self-referrals; others need a referral from your GP or another health professional. Worth knowing: until April 2025 these services were run by Wiltshire Health and Care, so you may still see that name on older letters, leaflets and websites.

Where there is council support, it comes through Wiltshire Council's Reablement Service. Its teams include occupational therapists, and it lasts up to six weeks. We continue the work after that, or from the start if reablement was never part of the picture, for as long as it's genuinely helping and alongside anything the NHS already has in place.

What It Costs in Corsham

Clear pricing, agreed before your first visit. No packages and no block bookings.

Initial Assessment
£110
60+ minutes, including treatment
Follow-Up Visits
30 minutes£55
45 minutes£82.50
60 minutes£110

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Ways to Pay

Most people pay privately, but it isn't the only route.

  • Paying privately — no referral, pay after each visit
  • Private health insurance, including BUPA and WPA
  • Personal budgets and Direct Payments from Wiltshire Council
  • Attendance Allowance, if you are over State Pension age
  • NHS Continuing Healthcare funding you already hold

Cover varies by policy and by council, so it's worth checking what yours includes before you book. We've written a plain-English guide explaining how each route works and what to ask.

How to pay for your care

Meet your Chartered Physiotherapy Team

As a small, close-knit team, we pride ourselves on providing high quality treatment with a personalised and friendly approach. We treat you as a whole person and not just your symptoms, working with your family and carers to make sure everyone involved feels supported and informed.

Our HCPC-registered physiotherapists bring 150+ years’ combined experience, much of it in the NHS. Each holds specialist areas of expertise, and our Clinical Director personally matches every patient with the therapist best suited to their condition and goals.

How Does Our 3 Step Process Work?

Specialist physiotherapy and rehabilitation at home — helping you get back on your feet

Step 1

Speak with Debbie

Call Debbie, our Clinical Director, for a free consultation. With over 12 years' experience in rehabilitation, she'll listen to your concerns and match you with the right specialist therapist.

Call Salveo Forma on 07384 590177

No obligation • Expert advice

Step 2

Home Assessment

Your chartered physiotherapist visits you at home for a comprehensive 60+ minute assessment, examining movement, strength, balance and function to create a tailored plan.

Usually within a few days

60+ minutes for £110 • Tailored plan

Step 3

Your Recovery Journey

Our home physiotherapy combines hands-on treatment with a programme designed for you and your home. We help you rebuild strength, confidence and function — and get back to what you were doing before.

Progress you can measure

Follow-ups from £55 • Your home, your pace

FAQs

Do you provide home physiotherapy in Corsham?

Yes. Our HCPC-registered physiotherapists visit people at home across Corsham, from the town centre and Pickwick to Neston, Gastard, Box and Rudloe. We also visit residents in care homes and nursing homes throughout the area. Call Salveo Forma on 07384 590177 to arrange a visit.

Why would I need a home physiotherapist when the RUH is so close?

Because the hospital is where the treatment starts, and home is where the recovery happens. The Royal United Hospital has a 24-hour emergency department, Chippenham has a minor injury unit, and the Sulis Orthopaedic Centre carries out planned hip and knee replacements. They are good services. But a hip replacement takes a morning to do and weeks to rebuild — almost all of it in your own house. Getting to an outpatient appointment and parking is, for many older people, harder than the treatment itself. We come to you instead, and build your programme around your actual stairs, your actual chair and your actual bathroom.

How much does a home physiotherapy visit cost in Corsham?

An initial assessment is £110 for 60 or more minutes, including treatment, and follow-up visits start at £55 for 30 minutes. A 45-minute follow-up is £82.50 and 60 minutes is £110. There are no packages and no block bookings, and the first phone conversation is free.

Can you help after an operation at the RUH or the Sulis Orthopaedic Centre?

Yes, and it is a large part of what we do. After a hip or knee replacement, a fracture or other surgery, we visit you at home in Corsham and work through a programme built around your surgeon's protocol, alongside any NHS follow-up rather than instead of it. If Wiltshire Council's Reablement Service has been involved, that support lasts up to six weeks — we often start where it finishes.

Can physiotherapy help after a fall in Corsham?

Yes. Falls and balance are a large part of our work in Corsham. We assess strength, balance and walking in the place where the fall happened — the stairs, the rugs, the bathroom, the chair you get up from — and build a programme to rebuild strength and confidence and reduce the risk of another fall. Families are welcome to be involved. Call Salveo Forma on 07384 590177 and we'll tell you on the first call how soon we can visit.

Do you provide occupational therapy at home in Corsham?

Our Corsham team is made up of physiotherapists at the moment, and we are actively recruiting occupational therapists for this area. It is worth calling us anyway, because a lot of what people ring an occupational therapist about — getting safely out of a chair, managing the stairs, reducing the risk of another fall — is work a physiotherapist does too. Physiotherapy rebuilds strength, balance and movement; occupational therapy looks at the practical business of daily life, and the two overlap constantly. Wiltshire Council's Reablement Service also includes occupational therapists, for up to six weeks. Call Salveo Forma on 07384 590177 and we'll tell you honestly what would help and what we can arrange right now.

Which parts of Corsham do you cover?

The whole of Corsham, including Pickwick, Neston and Gastard, and Box and Rudloe to the west. If you are just outside, call Salveo Forma on 07384 590177 and we'll tell you which of our pages covers you.

Can I self-refer in Corsham?

Yes. You don't need a GP referral — call Salveo Forma on 07384 590177 and we'll arrange a visit. There is no need to go through anyone else. We also accept referrals from GPs, hospital consultants and insurers, and many of our clients are arranging care for a parent or partner, which is completely fine too.

Why Home Visits Make Sense in Corsham

More than one in five people across the Corsham wards are aged 65 or over.

22.4%
of the three Corsham wards is aged 65 or over — England is 18.4%
3,618
people in those wards aged 65 or over
21.9%
of Wiltshire is aged 65 or over
6 weeks
maximum for Wiltshire Council's Reablement Service

Sources: Census 2021, ONS (Corsham Ladbrook, Corsham Pickwick and Corsham Without wards; Wiltshire); Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust; BSW Community Health; Wiltshire Council.

Corsham has a major hospital with a 24-hour emergency department about ten miles away in Bath, a minor injury unit in Chippenham and a new orthopaedic centre beyond Bath. That is fortunate, and it is worth saying first.

It is also a little older than England as a whole. Across the three Corsham wards, 22.4 per cent of people are aged 65 or over, against 18.4 per cent for England — more than 3,600 people. And with no railway station since 1965, getting to Bath or Chippenham means a car or a bus.

That is who a home visit is for. A fall at home, a new hip, a spell in hospital that leaves someone weaker than when they went in — and a family, often living some distance away, trying to arrange help quickly.

And running through all of it is the same point. An emergency department in Bath does nothing for you at week three of a hip replacement, when the exercises are on the kitchen table and nobody has watched you try your own stairs. That is the bit we do.

Areas We Cover for Home Physiotherapy in Corsham

Our chartered physiotherapists visit throughout Corsham and the villages around it.

Corsham

SN13 • Town centre • Pickwick • Neston • Gastard

Towards Box

SN13 • Box • Rudloe

We also visit residents in care homes and nursing homes across Corsham. Care and nursing home visits

Not sure if we cover your area? Call Salveo Forma on 07384 590177 to confirm

Ready to get started in Corsham?

Call Salveo Forma on 07384 590177 for a free, no-obligation conversation with our Clinical Director. She'll listen to your situation, tell you honestly whether we can help, and match you with the right specialist.

Our Checks:

Enhanced DBS checked - all physiotherapists fully vetted for safe home visits

Our Registrations:

Chartered Society of Physiotherapy CSP membership badge - professional credential
HCPC registered - Health and Care Professions Council badge for qualified physiotherapists
Royal College of Occupational Therapists RCOT member badge - professional registration credential

Our Chartered Physiotherapists are registered with the Health Professions Council (HCPC) and are members of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP).