Our fees are charged at an hourly rate. Some staff are recognised by private health insurance providers so patients covered by BUPA, Aviva or other private schemes may be able to claim their fees, or a proportion of them. However, we do not accept AXA PPP Cover.
We advise that you contact your health insurance company to ensure that they will cover the cost of the treatment. Please contact us for further information and we can provide you with a specific quotation for your requirements.
No, if you are concerned about your child’s development you can contact our team directly, without a GP referral. However, should we require more information we would firstly ask for your consent to contact the relevant professional, such as consultants and case managers.
No, if you are concerned about your child’s development you can contact our team directly, without a GP referral. However, should we require more information we would firstly ask for your consent to contact the relevant professional, such as consultants and case managers.
We have an experienced team who have worked in either the NHS or private sectors, and recognise that communication regarding the ‘shared’ patient is essential. If you are already seeing an NHS physiotherapist then with your consent, we will contact them to ensure that our approaches to your child’s physio are consistent, so that you are not being given conflicting information.
We will continually observe your child in their home or at Nursery/School and undertake a full and regular holistic assessment of their needs. We observe not only their movements and activities, but how they actually deal with them. Also, we will need to examine their joints and muscles to understand the extent of their condition.
Each and every child will develop at their own pace, some faster or slower than others. It is very important to recognise that the frequency of these sessions is often dependant on the child and their condition.
Although difficult without having actually assessed your child in person, we will be able to tell you whether physiotherapy is likely to help or to give advice on whether your child needs to see a Occupational therapist or speak to a GP.
No, if you are concerned about your child’s development you can contact our team directly, without a GP referral. However, should we require more information we would firstly ask for your consent to contact the relevant professional, such as consultants and case managers.
