Physiotherapist recommendations

[imroberts 10]

I'm after a physio for some short term treatment and advice with a torn stomach muscle.

 

Ideally located around the city or out Hands worth / Aston way, and must be available after normal office hours at least one evening.

 

Can anyone recommend?

[montie 10]

I can definitely recommend the physios, a practice just next to the Hallamshire, if that's not too far out of city centre. They do evening and weekend appointments.

[The Manager 12]

Mark Roe - based at Hillsborough arena , he helps all x-pros and boxers

[Mummytwo 10]

Sorry to hijack your thread but would people recommend seeing a private physio as opposed to one at the hallamshire? I have a long wait till my appointment and really could do with something sooner.

[MARY POPPINS 10]

I'm after a physio for some short term treatment and advice with a torn stomach muscle.

 

Ideally located around the city or out Hands worth / Aston way, and must be available after normal office hours at least one evening.

 

Can anyone recommend?

 

There is a new one opened at swallownest CL Physio

[NLJFC 10]

I can definitely recommend Mark Roe at Gleadless townend http://www.sheffieldtherapycentre.co.uk/

[Elphi 24 10]

Sorry to hijack your thread but would people recommend seeing a private physio as opposed to one at the hallamshire? I have a long wait till my appointment and really could do with something sooner.

 

I'd definitely go private. My experience was poor at best for a neurological impairment and muscle wastage. It's not cheap but does make a difference.

[Mummytwo 10]

Thank you

[myusernameha 10]

Sorry to hijack your thread but would people recommend seeing a private physio as opposed to one at the hallamshire? I have a long wait till my appointment and really could do with something sooner.

 

Physio I had on my back at the Hallamshire didn't involve touching, I would definetly recommend going private. Paul Wilson at woodseats Physio is very good

[zadie 10]

You could try Leslie Dike, at Stillpoint practice, her dedication and knowledge in her subject are second to none, I can highly recommend her.

[Cyclone 10]

I'd definitely go private. My experience was poor at best for a neurological impairment and muscle wastage. It's not cheap but does make a difference.

 

Most private physios also do NHS work, so you're likely seeing the same person.

The difference is you can see them sooner and for longer.

[beddoe79 10]

I've been referred to physio world following an accident. They seem quite good and have clinics all over Sheffield