What physio means to me – A poem
Neurological specialist physiotherapist Karen Hodgson invited her patients to describe what physiotherapy means to them. In response, she received this poem by one of her patients with Parkinson’s Disease, who…
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Specialised care by video consult
We are a group of specialist physios from all over the UK helping people with different conditions via video consults.
We work in different clinical specialist areas including musculoskeletal, neurology, pelvic health, paediatrics, geriatrics and oncology.Ā
This means we have specialists for a wide variety of conditions including muscle and joint pain and injury, back and neck pain, stroke, Parkinson’s Disease, incontinence, cancer care and sports injuries.
You use your phone, tablet, or computer for your video consultation
You talk to your physio about your condition, symptoms and your goals
Your physiotherapist diagnoses the problem and identifies the right treatment strategy
Who we are
Specialised physios.
Quality care.
Book a video consultation with the physio who best suits your needs
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Remote Rehab
Leanna Luxton is a neurological physiotherapist and remote rehab enthusiast who founded a platform for learning and networking for clinicians interested in telehealth. Along with three colleagues, Leanna set up…
HCPC Compliance
Sandra Harding is one of the founders and directors of HCPG, formerly known as PAL. Sandra and her partner Sarah set up HCPG to support physiotherapists and other healthcare professionals…
Physiotherapy for Cystic Fibrosis
Tracey Daniels is a respiratory specialist physiotherapist and non-clinical lead for cystic fibrosis, and is currently undertaking a PhD. In this videochat, Tracey describes the wide-ranging work of physiotherapists with…
Why, Who and What is PhysiosOnline?
Our purpose, who we are, how weāre funded, where weāre going. We are a collaborative network of independent physiotherapists, aiming to reach patients all over the UK who are seeking…
Physiotherapy and Covid-19
A guest blogpost by Luke Zubiena, student physiotherapist at University of Brighton What exactly IS Covid-19 COVID-19 is a respiratory disease that developed from the Coronavirus family of viruses. The…
Respiratory Physiotherapy in the Community
Guest blogpost by Sian Midwinter Sian Midwinter is a specialist respiratory physiotherapist who works in the community and is passionate about ensuring people understand what we offer so no one…
A life coaching approach to physiotherapy treatment
Physiotherapist Carolyn Neeson talks about her recent realisation that her coaching approach is a part of her physiotherapy practice, rather than something else that she does outside of her work…
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How to book an appointment
Appointments can be booked directly with your preferred physiotherapist by clicking on their name.
We all have different specialist clinical interests.Ā Book your video consultation with whichever physio best suits your needs.Ā
You can find a physio specialist for your particular condition.
Price
Each physio sets their own fees. Video consults are covered by most health insurers.Ā
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Personal treatment program
Your physiotherapist will prepare an individual program that is adapted to you, your needs and your surroundings.
Your treatment program will consist of self-treatment techniques and strategies along with specific exercises, movements and activities.
You will receive descriptions of how you should follow your program and how to perform your exercises.
Do I need any exercise equipment?
NO. Your programme will be created with you, so you can use whatever you have available. You donāt have to buy any equipment.
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How it works
What do I need
You need a smartphone, tablet or laptop/PC with a camera. We also recommend headphones for better sound.Ā
Where can I be
It is best to think through your surroundings and setup before the consultation begins. Use a space at home where you can have a private conversation with your physio.Ā
Place your device in a stable, suitable position so that your physio can easily see you.Ā
Your surroundings should be quiet, and if possible use headphones for better sound quality.
