Physiotherapy Services
Physiotherapy is a form of manual therapy that can help people suffering from illness, injury or disability. We provide this through hands-on treatment, and exercise and lifestyle advice. The overarching goal is to improve patients’ health and well-being.
At our Rotherham physiotherapy clinics, we use hands-on treatments and also provide home exercises. Including home exercises in treatment helps patients manage their recovery, which is important for achieving lasting success. This approach is helpful for people with muscle and joint issues, sports injuries, or long-term pain, offering a clear way to recover. Whatever your issue, our team has the skills to help you.
Our Rotherham physiotherapists use proven methods based on the latest research to provide effective treatment. Through this research, we ensure that our treatments are effective and customised to meet each patient’s unique needs.
We know that recovery involves more than just physical treatment. We consider the whole person, including lifestyle factors that can affect recovery and well-being. Our Rotherham physios may advise lifestyle alterations to complement physiotherapy treatments, providing a more comprehensive approach to recovery. This approach helps our patients recover from injuries and also improves their overall health and wellness for the future.
For those seeking reliable and professional private physiotherapy clinics in Rotherham, Parker & Jones are here to help. To learn more about how our evidence-based approach can benefit you, please do not hesitate to get in touch. Book an appointment today to get on the path to recovery.
Physiotherapy Frequently Asked Questions
What is Physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy is the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of neuromusculoskeletal conditions. This means treating anything that affects the nerves, bones, muscles, tendons and other soft tissues in the body).
What does a Physiotherapist do?
A physiotherapist will evaluate, diagnose, and treat many musculoskeletal injuries and problems. They use various treatment techniques. Techniques include manual therapy, joint manipulations, strength training, shockwave therapy, acupuncture, and self-care advice.
Physiotherapists are fully qualified to offer a full diagnosis of your condition. They then develop a plan for treatment, working with you to achieve your goals.
Are Physios doctors?
No, but they are fully qualified to assess, diagnose, and treat many musculoskeletal conditions. Physios are your first contact for issues with bones, nerves, muscles, tendons, and other soft tissues.
What to wear to a Physio appointment?
The physiotherapist will need to access the area you are seeking treatment for so please wear loose comfortable clothing. For example a vest top for ladies with neck or shoulder issues, and shorts for knee and hip issues.
How long is a Physio appointment?
An initial assessment will take approximately 45 minutes and a follow up appointment takes 30 minutes.
Can I self refer for Physio?
Yes, as our therapists are able to diagnose a wide range of conditions so we are able to be your first contact. Please note some insurers such as Westfield ask you to see your GP prior to attending physiotherapy. Please check your individual policies.
How much does a Physio cost?
Our physiotherapy sessions are £50 for initial and follow up sessions.
Should I see a private physiotherapist?
There are certain benefits of seeing a private physiotherapist including the following:
- No long waiting lists
- Appointments within 24 hours
- Availability of evening appointments
- More hands on treatment, to ensure faster relief from pain
- Longer appointment times, so you get more treatments in each session
