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Sports physiotherapy

Physiotherapy for sports injuries and conditions related to sports people

Our physiotherapists help physically active people recover from sports-related injuries and improve sport performance

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About physiotherapy for sports

Following a sport or exercise-related injury, a course of sports physiotherapy can help you rebuild strength, regain flexibility and improve your range of movement. It can also help to prevent similar injuries in the future and can be used as a way of improving performance. You don't need to be a professional athlete to benefit from sports physio. It can be helpful for many types of musculoskeletal conditions.

Our industry-leading physiotherapists work with people who have varying levels of fitness. Your physiotherapist will carry out a detailed assessment of your condition and create a physio programme tailored to your needs. If you have any longer term training goals, they can take these into account and help you to achieve them. Your treatment may involve hands-on manipulation, massage and exercise. You might also use our advanced range of gym equipment as part of your rehabilitation.
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Sports Physiotherapy

Across the HCA UK network, we have teams of physiotherapists who specialise in treating athletes both amateur and professional. 
 

We have musculoskeletal therapists, who specialise in different areas of the body, as well as respiratory, neurological and pain management physios who work with both inpatients at the main hospitals, and on an outpatient basis, either as a follow up to inpatient treatment or as an outpatient when an injury requires regular therapy sessions.

Sports  physiotherapy treatment at HCA UK is available as a self pay option or may be covered by most major insurance companies.  


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Urgent Care for Sports Injuries

Our urgent care service is available in a number of location across London including, Marylebone, St John's Wood, London Bridge and Chelsea, with a paediatric service at Great Portland Street for 0-18 year old's.


Each centre provides examination, investigation and treatment for common sporting injuries. Each centre is able to perform diagnostic imaging scans and blood tests, and has access to a number of London’s leading sports consultants specialising in orthopaedic care, sport and exercise medicine.

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Our sports physiotherapy locations

Fromphysio support after surgery, to preventative and muscle management activities, we provide exceptional physiotherapy care across our network of hospitals, outpatient centres and specialist clinics.

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We're happy to help you make an appointment with one of our experienced consultants.

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This content is intended for general information only and does not replace the need for personal advice from a qualified health professional.
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