Hospital Discharge Care in Southwell

No, we are used to working in all people’s home, no matter what the size. We just ask that if there are any hazards such as wet floors or tripping hazards that you make us aware when we arrive.

Yes, absolutely. I welcome referrals from Case Managers, solicitors, and insurers looking for high-quality, community-based physiotherapy for their clients.

If you are a Case Manager looking to instruct a physiotherapist, please get in touch via email or phone to discuss your client's needs.

Yes! We can contact your NHS Physiotherapist and work in conjunction with them to ensure that you have the optimal care. You will still be entitled to all your usual NHS Treatment.

Yes!, we just ask that you put all dogs into a separate room so that we can work without distraction. We also request that you inform us about any pets in the initial 10 minute telephone conversation just so that we are aware.

Yes! We welcome Family and Friends attending the appointment, we just request that this is kept to a maximum of 2 if possible to maximise the use of the time.

Yes, Private and NHS physiotherapy can work hand-in-hand to support your recovery.

Here is how we ensure seamless, coordinated care:

• Private visits can fill in the gaps between your scheduled NHS appointments, providing extra hands-on time, rehabilitation, or progress checks.
• With your permission, I am happy to liaise with your NHS physiotherapist, GP, or consultant. Sharing treatment plans and updates ensures everyone is working toward the same goals.
• If your NHS therapy comes to an end but you feel you still have progress to make, we can smoothly transition your treatment to keep your momentum going.

Your health and recovery are the top priority—working collaboratively with your existing healthcare team simply ensures you get the best possible outcome.