Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy and pain management

Movement, rehabilitation and pain, assessed by the right professional.

Physiotherapists treat pain, injury and movement problems, and are often the right first professional for a musculoskeletal complaint.

The platform connects you with a physiotherapist in the network. Where a complaint needs medical assessment or imaging first, that is arranged.

Back and neck pain, sports injuries, joint problems, recovery after surgery, and pain that has not settled on its own are all common reasons to see one. So is pain that has been managed with painkillers for longer than it should have been.

Assessment establishes what is actually driving the problem, which is often not where the pain is felt. Treatment then combines hands-on work with an exercise programme you continue between sessions, and it is usually that programme doing most of the long-term work.

What this covers

  • Assessment of pain and movement problems
  • Rehabilitation after injury
  • Management of ongoing musculoskeletal conditions
  • Coordination with medical assessment or biokinetics where useful

Good to know

Hands-on treatment happens in person. Initial assessment and exercise guidance can often be handled remotely.

All services are subject to appropriate clinical assessment, professional scope of practice and clinical suitability.

How It Works

From first message to next step

01

Get in touch

Message us on WhatsApp, call, or send an email. Tell us briefly what you need.

02

We arrange a time

We confirm a time for a consultation that fits around your day.

03

The consultation

The healthcare professional takes your history, assesses the concern and discusses the appropriate next step with you.

04

What happens next

A prescription, certificate, test request or referral — whichever is clinically appropriate for your situation.

Questions

Common questions

Can physiotherapy be done online?

Assessment and exercise guidance can often be conducted remotely. Hands-on treatment requires an in-person appointment.

Do I need a referral?

Not necessarily, though a medical assessment is arranged first where the complaint warrants it.

How soon should I be seen after an injury?

Generally sooner rather than later. Problems left alone tend to change how you move to compensate, and that creates further problems.

Will I need a scan?

Usually not. Where imaging would genuinely change the treatment plan, a medical assessment is arranged to request it.

Speak to someone about physiotherapy

Send a WhatsApp message and we will connect you with the right healthcare professional for your situation.