
Physiotherapy Assessments and
Treatments at Ambulant Physiotherapy:
Your first appointment:
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This includes an initial assessment,
which allows you to inform the physiotherapist of your existing problem, and
discuss ways in which your physiotherapist can help you. This assessment also
allows the physiotherapist to determine what treatment would be best for you.
Following your initial assessment your physiotherapist will give you your first
session of treatment. This initial appointment will last up to one hour.
Your follow-up appointments:
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Each follow-up treatment session will
also last up to an hour, and this will consist of treatment only. However, you
can be re-assessed at any time or request an initial assessment on a different
area of your body at any time.
The treatment involved:
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Your physiotherapist will work to treat the underlying cause of your
problem, and not just the initial symptoms. They will not only work on
correcting your problems; but will provide you with information on your
injuries, treat the necessary areas, and teach you specific exercises that will
help you to solve the problem and prevent reoccurrence. Ambulant Physiotherapy
has its own gym, and therefore your physiotherapist will be able to create and
demonstrate a customized exercise programme specifically to aid your
rehabilitation needs. The gym includes a running machine, a stepper, a bike,
gym balls and a variety of weights. We also have access to a local hydro pool.
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Your physiotherapist can treat you
using a variety of methods:
o
Acupuncture
o
Electrotherapy
o
Traction
o
Massage
o
Mobilisation
o
Ultrasound
o
Exercise
The cost of treatment:
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Your initial assessment is charged
at £36. Each follow-up appointment is charged at £30.
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Home visits are available in the
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Health insurance and private medical
insurance claims are welcome.
We have
two HPC Registered Chartered Physiotherapists, Martha Richardson & Nilesh
Solanki.
Martha
graduated from

Nilesh
graduated from The University of East London in 2002. He is a chartered
physiotherapist and, having worked in the NHS, he has developed his interest in
the musculo-skeletal field, orthopaedics, sports injuries, kinetic control and
neurology. Nilesh is both Bobath trained and, following a course with the
Australian Physiotherapy Pilates Institute, now teaches a Modified Pilates course at Ambulant
Physiotherapy. Nilesh works with patients of all ages and treats a variety of
injuries including musculo-skeletal, occupational and sports injuries. His
knowledge and range of treatments aid in functional rehabilitation to return to
work or to sporting activities and to promote normal movement.