Physiotherapy at Home
Why choose the domiciliary service?The domiciliary service exists to provide private physiotherapy to people who would benefit most from treatment in their home environment (whether that be their own house, residential or nursing home), or may have difficulty accessing our clinic.
What conditions can be treated in the home?
About the physiotherapist
Gill Miller has a wide range of experience in community-based physiotherapy, treating musculoskeletal, neurological and respiratory problems. She provides evidence-based physiotherapy with the aim of enabling people to be as independent as possible. For more information on Gill, please see our associates page.
What is involved?
Initial assessment involves taking a detailed history, including discussion of the patient’s personal aims. A physical examination then takes place, specifically tailored to that person’s needs and abilities. All assessment findings are discussed with the patient and an individualised treatment plan is then agreed.
As treatment takes place in the person’s own home, it can be specifically designed to tackle the problems encountered in daily life. Treatments include the majority of options available in our clinic: manual techniques, electrotherapy, exercise therapy, advice and education; but tailored to suit the environment. It is possible to order aids and equipment if required, and to signpost the patient to local support organisations which may benefit them.
Our aim is to help the patient make the most of life.
Appointments
Appointment times vary and can be made to suit the patient. If you wish to book an appointment please contact the main clinic via the contact page.
Treatment Costs
What conditions can be treated in the home?
Musculoskeletal Pathologies
- Reduced mobility
- Recurrent falls
- Post-operative rehabilitation (eg. hip and knee replacements)
- Rheumatological problems (eg. arthritis)
- Acute back pain affecting mobility
Neurological Conditions
- Parkinson’s Disease
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Stroke
Respiratory Problems
- Chronic Obstructive Airways Disease (COPD)
- Bronchitis
- Asthma
- Emphysema
- Acute Chest Infection
About the physiotherapist
Gill Miller has a wide range of experience in community-based physiotherapy, treating musculoskeletal, neurological and respiratory problems. She provides evidence-based physiotherapy with the aim of enabling people to be as independent as possible. For more information on Gill, please see our associates page.
What is involved?
Initial assessment involves taking a detailed history, including discussion of the patient’s personal aims. A physical examination then takes place, specifically tailored to that person’s needs and abilities. All assessment findings are discussed with the patient and an individualised treatment plan is then agreed.
As treatment takes place in the person’s own home, it can be specifically designed to tackle the problems encountered in daily life. Treatments include the majority of options available in our clinic: manual techniques, electrotherapy, exercise therapy, advice and education; but tailored to suit the environment. It is possible to order aids and equipment if required, and to signpost the patient to local support organisations which may benefit them.
Our aim is to help the patient make the most of life.
Appointments
Appointment times vary and can be made to suit the patient. If you wish to book an appointment please contact the main clinic via the contact page.
Treatment Costs
- Assessment (45 mins - 1 hour) : £45
- Treatment (30 - 45 mins) : £35
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