Home Visit Physiotherapy & Occupational Therapy

A: Absolutely not. Although we specialise in physiotherapy for seniors, and individuals with neurological conditions, as a team we can treat adults and children of all ages. This is due to the different specialities our physios hold.

We see anyone who would prefer to be treated at home rather than in a clinic.

Our therapists all have different areas of expertise and you will be matched with the therapist most suitable for your condition and circumstances.

For example, we have senior therapists specialising in stroke rehabilitation, FND & Parkinson’s, and other senior therapists specialising in orthopaedic conditions such as hip or knee replacement, injuries or back pain.

On your initial phone call this will be discussed with you to ensure the therapist with the best expertise in your condition is matched to you.

A: Treatment frequency varies based on individual needs. Post-surgery or stroke patients may need 2-3 visits weekly initially, while those managing chronic conditions might benefit from weekly or fortnightly sessions.

Our physiotherapists assess each elderly patient's progress and adjust visit frequency accordingly, always focusing on achieving optimal independence and quality of life.

Treatment frequency entirely depends on individual needs and circumstances which will be discussed on the initial visit.

A: Yes, physiotherapy at home for the elderly has been proven to significantly reduce the risk of falls.

Our HCPC-registered physiotherapists and occupational therapists complete a multi-factorial falls risk assessment during your home visit, including assessment of balance, strength, mobility and home environment.

Tailored exercises and a treatment plan is then provided to improve stability, muscle strength, coordination, balance and mobility based on individual findings.

We can also recommend home adaptations, equipment and teach safe transfer methods.

A: Many private health insurance policies cover home physiotherapy, particularly for post-operative and neurological rehabilitation. We recommend checking your specific policy details.. We work with solicitors and case managers. Please discuss with us prior to your first appointment if you wish to claim on your insurance.

A: Physiotherapy often focuses on exercise prescription, manual therapy, and hands-on techniques aiming to improve movement, function, balance, flexibility and strength. Occupational therapy addresses functional ability and movement, lifestyle management, cognitive rehabilitation, equipment, activities of daily living, anxiety and fatigue management. We work together as required to provide integrated treatment plans combining both disciplines for comprehensive rehabilitation and maximum independence.

We treat a wide range of conditions supported by the extensive experience held by the team. Some of these include joint or muscle pain, falls, mobility or balance issues, Parkinson’s Disease, stroke rehabilitation, orthopaedic rehabilitation. Treatment is tailored to provide safe and high quality care at home.

Absolutely! We support local care homes with regular physio & occupational therapy services providing on-site assessments and ongoing treatment for residents.

We also offer workshops, talks and exercise classes.

Our team provides comprehensive assessments and ongoing treatment for residents in care homes. We work closely with care home staff and families to support mobility, reduce falls risk and help residents maintain independence and confidence with activities.

Yes. We provide physiotherapy and OT for all stages of stroke rehabilitation.

You will be assessed and treated at home or your care home by a specialist neurological physiotherapist or occupational therapist. You will receive personalised, goal-focused treatment based on the principles of neuroplasticity.

We work closely with clients, families and other healthcare professionals to support recovery, independence and maximise quality of life following a stroke.

Yes. Our specialist neuro physiotherapists treat people with Parkinson’s Disease, multiple sclerosis, functional neurological disorder (FND), GBS, stroke rehabilitation, Spinal Cord Injury, Cerebral Palsy and more.

Our neurological team have extensive experience in complex neurological conditions and treatment. Rehabilitation will work towards improving movement, function, balance and activities of daily living.