Question 1

How many sessions will I need?

Accepted Answer

The assessment gives you an honest estimate rather than a package you have to commit to upfront. Simple mechanical pain often resolves in a handful of sessions; post-surgical and neurological rehabilitation runs longer and is reviewed as it goes.

Question 2

Do I need equipment at home?

Accepted Answer

No. Programmes are built around what you already have. If a specific piece of equipment would speed things up, the therapist tells you what it is and why before you buy anything.

Question 3

Can you treat me after surgery?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and we follow your surgeon's protocol and restrictions. Send the operation note or discharge summary and the therapist will build the programme around the timeline your surgeon set.

Question 4

Is home physiotherapy as effective as a clinic?

Accepted Answer

For the majority of conditions, yes, and attendance is usually better. Cases that genuinely need specialist gym equipment or hydrotherapy are the exception, and we will say so at the assessment.

Question 5

Will the session hurt?

Accepted Answer

Manual therapy can be uncomfortable, but treatment should not leave you worse. The therapist works to a pain level you agree on and adjusts if you react badly between sessions.

Question 6

Do you offer physiotherapy for elderly patients?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Balance, falls prevention and mobility programmes for older patients are a large part of what we do, and treating at home means the programme fits the environment where the falls actually happen.

Physiotherapy in your own space.

Rehabilitation fails on attendance, not on technique. Treating you at home removes the traffic, the parking and the reason to skip week three.

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