Physiotherapy is the assessment and treatment of joints, muscles, ligaments and nerves that make up the musculoskeletal system. A dysfunction of one or more of these structures can produce pain and discomfort in areas of the body. So, if you're looking for a physiotherapist in Banstead - you've come to the right place.
The aim of physiotherapy is to enhance the body's natural healing process using techniques such as:
- Joint and soft tissue mobilisation
- Electrotherapy
- Rehabilitation and strengthening
- Acupuncture
Some common conditions that are treated with physiotherapy are:
- Back/neck pain
- Headaches
- Tennis/golfers elbow
- Knee pain
- Shoulder pain
- Acute sprains/sports injuries
- Sciatica
- Repetitive and overuse injuries
- Post operation rehabilitation
- Osteoarthritis
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Our physiotherapists are chartered and recognised by private insurance companies.
Periodically we ask our patients to complete a satisfaction questionnaire. This comprises of 10 questions about the clinic efficiency in booking and making appointments, the physiotherapists diagnosis and treatments and the overall view of the clinic.
We are pleased to announce that results of our patients satisfaction was 97.65%
Patients are able to add their own comments at the end of the survey...... Here are some that we have received:
"I have had years of physio and Banstead Physio and Therapies is by far the best."
"Very friendly, efficient service."
"The clinic has a warm and friendly atmosphere and feels very comfortable. The treatment received was excellent and I would recommend Banstead Physio and Therapies to others."
"I feel very lucky to have been put in touch with Lindsay at Banstead Physio and Therapies. The treatment I receive is fantastic."
"Excellent!"
"Very good Physio. Open late which is ideal for me."
"Everything about the treatment, staff and advice has been outstanding. These people know exactly what they are doing and are a credit to themselves."