Our Services

No. You can self-refer for private physiotherapy.

Yes, every plan includes a tailored home exercise programme.

For many muscle and joint problems that are not caused by a specific injury or a red-flag condition, a guided movement assessment by video lets us reach a working diagnosis and start a plan. If we think you need a hands-on examination or tests, we'll tell you plainly.

It depends on your condition; your physiotherapist will give you an estimate after your assessment. Between sessions you'll have exercises to do on your own, and we review the estimate with you as you go.

Rehab starts once your surgical team has confirmed you have no restrictions. Until then, follow the exercises and advice your hospital team gave you.

For some people, once their surgical team has confirmed they have no restrictions. We review your progress regularly and adjust your plan, and we'll tell you if you need to be seen in person instead.

Rehab starts once your surgical team has confirmed you have no restrictions. If you still use crutches or a frame after that, sessions can be adapted to seated or supported positions, and a walking assessment isn't required to start.

No. We're a separate private service and we don't coordinate your care with your surgical or NHS team. Keep your GP or specialist team informed about your treatment. Follow your surgeon's advice.

For some people who are medically stable. Before you start, your GP or specialist team must confirm it is safe for you to begin physiotherapy. Triage at booking confirms whether video suits you.

No. We're a separate private service and we don't coordinate care with your NHS or specialist team. Keep your GP or specialist team informed about your treatment.

Yes. Before you start, your GP or specialist team must confirm it is safe for you to begin physiotherapy. If you have MS and have a relapse, we pause sessions until your GP or MS team clears you to restart.

Yes, and it's often genuinely useful — they can help with the physical setup and continue supported practice between sessions.

Post-stroke recovery, Parkinson's-related mobility challenges, balance and falls-risk concerns, and general neurological deconditioning are all commonly supported this way — triage at booking confirms it's a good fit for your specific situation.

Yes, through home visits in the Glasgow area, at the same prices as video. Elsewhere in Scotland and the UK, appointments are by video, with no travel or parking to manage — which matters when mobility or fatigue is part of the problem. We'll confirm by email if your address is outside the area we cover for home visits, and we'll tell you at triage if another kind of neuro physiotherapy would suit you better.

Yes, parent involvement is encouraged.

Yes, where clinically appropriate.

School-age children and teenagers are the most common fit for online sessions; younger children can also be seen with a parent guiding the movement tasks, assessed case by case at booking.

Yes — always framed as play and daily routine rather than a formal exercise sheet, so it's realistic to keep up between sessions.

Yes, falls risk and balance are core parts of the assessment when needed.

Yes, walking practice can be part of recovery after a joint replacement. Rehab starts once your surgical team has confirmed you have no restrictions.

No — this is equally useful for reviewing whether an aid you already have is still appropriate, or whether you're ready to walk with less support.

You'll position your device so your full stride is visible and walk a short, safe distance indoors while being observed and guided — most homes have enough space for this.

It depends on your condition. A video assessment lets us check whether remote care suits you, and we'll tell you if you need to be seen in person.

Yes, online patients receive the same structured rehabilitation planning.

Typically weekly or fortnightly to start, spacing out as your independence and confidence build — the schedule is agreed with you rather than fixed in advance.

That's exactly what the first call establishes — if you're a better fit for one of the specific services (post-surgical, neurological, paediatric, gait), you'll be moved there at no extra cost.