No, however, if you intend to claim for re-imbursement of treatment charges from your private health insurance company, you should contact them as they may require a medical referral (referral by a medical practitioner).

Yes, if the Physiotherapist is a member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy and State Registered. (Look at the initials after their name to see if they are: MCSP or SRP)

You must contact your medical insurance company before assessment and commencing treatment. The invoices for treatment should be paid by the patient and then reclaimed by the patient from the insurance company. Payment to the clinic is not dependant on reimbursement from the insurance company.

This is the use of electricity around the patient's injury or condition to produce different types of energy waves. These waves affect the body's tissues by reducing pain, swelling and muscle spasm and by strengthening muscles. This aids the healing process.

Yes, Chartered Physiotherapists with the appropriate post-graduate training are qualified to manipulate.

They are useful in the correct circumstances. Your Physiotherapist will advise you on when and how to use these for your condition.

Get specialist advice from our team of Physiotherapists as to when you need to rest, work or play.


Any relevant information about your condition will help the Physiotherapist make an informed assessment, so please bring x-rays and notes with you for your first visit.

We will always try to see you on the same day or within 24 hours.

Each treatment session lasts approximately half an hour.

Each individual's response to treatment varies, so there is no fixed number of treatments for each specific condition. However, following your initial assessment, your Physiotherapist will discuss and agree an individual treatment plan with you.


Quite simply, dress comfortably in loose fitting clothes. Many conditions relate to posture, so, for example, although you may only have a foot problem, the Physiotherapist may request that you remove your outer clothes so they can see the posture of your spine and legs.

Initial assessments take about 45 minutes with the patient and then each treatment session lasts approximately half an hour.

Initial assessments may take about 45 minutes with the patient and then the Physiotherapist will spend time writing up notes and determining appropriate treatment. The cost for this session will be £48. Thereafter each treatment session lasts about 30 minutes and costs £35. Treatments with acupuncture cost £38.

Home Visits in Farnham cost £52. Costs for Home Visits outside the town are dependent on location. Please call for a quotation.

In most instances you can claim back the cost of your treatment from your private medical insurance company. (See information about Private Insurance above)

Sports Massage sessions may be 50 minutes or 30 minutes. The 50 minute massage session costs £49. The 30 minute massage session costs £29.

Payment is due following each session and may be paid by cash or cheques, supported by a Bank Card. All major credit cards are accepted.