Largest Physiotherapy Clinic in Rugby
Our reputation
Rugby Physio is a well-established private physiotherapy clinic which has served Warwickshire and the surrounding areas for 28 years. Our team of 6 experienced and highly specialised chartered physiotherapists, chiropodists and podiatrists has successfully treated over 10,000 patients. Local GP’s and consultants would always recommend our services to their patients as Rugby Physio has a reputation of offering high quality expert care in a calm friendly environment.
Over the years, Rugby Physio has expanded its service offering to collaborate with notable organisations such as Rugby School, Rugby Borough Council, Lime Tree Village, Anya Court, Orthotika Chiropody and Podiatry Services and a local established counsellor who works with us at the clinic.
Quality and Accreditation
Rugby Physio treats every patient in line with our quality policy which has been reviewed and accredited by BUPA and the Organisation of Physiotherapists in Private Practice (Physiofirst). This policy also aligns with the standard codes of conduct established by the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) and the Health and Care Professionals Council (HCPC), ensuring we are delivering high standards of quality care.
Insurance and Accessibility to Private Physiotherapy
Rugby Physio is recognized by all major health care insurance providers (BUPA, AXA, WPA, AVIVA, Healix). If we do not hold an account with a health care insurance provider you use, then we will set up an account to get you seen quickly by our physiotherapists.
Trusted by the community
Rugby Physio maintains strong working relationships with local hospitals, GPs and consultants across Warwickshire, Northamptonshire and Leicestershire. We are also the provider of occupational health physiotherapy for Rugby Borough Council and other local businesses to ensure employees recover from their injuries and get back to work.
What is Physiotherapy?
What is Physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy is a profession which provides non-surgical treatment for joint, muscular, nerve and tendon problems. It is for all age groups and is designed to restore movement and function caused by injury, trauma, illness or surgery. Physiotherapists use a wide range of techniques including exercise, manual hands-on therapy (such as manipulation), injection therapy, taping, acupuncture and shockwave therapy.
What is a Physiotherapist
Physiotherapists are highly trained healthcare professionals who are recognized as the experts in musculoskeletal health. Physiotherapists are experts in the assessment, diagnosis, treatment and on-going rehabilitation of a variety of musculoskeletal conditions. Physiotherapists have undergone specialist undergraduate training and often continue in post graduate master’s level training to expand their expertise. Physiotherapists can request further diagnostic tests such as X-Rays, MRI’s, Blood tests and CT scans to assist with treatment planning. They are also able to provide injection therapies to improve joint pain and inflammation.
Physiotherapists are autonomous practitioners meaning they can assess, diagnosis and treat patients without a referral from a GP. GP’s and Consultants often relay upon physiotherapists for expert diagnosis of joint, muscle, tendon, ligament and nerve problems.
Our approach
The Physiotherapists at Rugby Physio believe in a thorough examination to establish an accurate diagnosis. We take a holistic approach to all physiotherapy treatments with consideration of your goals and what you want to achieve. Whether that’s simply by being able to sit to stand from chair following a fall, an injury following a rugby match or getting you ready for competing in a marathon, our physiotherapists are experts in creating personalised treatment plans, keeping you fit for life.
We always provide hands on treatment whether that’s manipulation of joints and muscles, soft tissue massage, acupuncture or ultrasound along side specialised exercise programmes to address pain and discomfort.