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Home Physiotherapy Services in Fife

Relieve Pain and Improve Mobility with Specialist Physiotherapy

We provide therapy in the comfort of your home!

We strive to provide the highest standard of treatment, service, and care to our patients. You are in good hands with our team of qualified and experienced physiotherapists who are registered with the Health Professions Council and the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy. During diagnosis and treatment, patients are assured that recognised and proven medical science is being used. Overcome pain, returning you back to an active lifestyle.

Physiotherapy benefits.

The goal of physiotherapy is to restore healthy movement and to facilitate recovery of full activity whenever possible - allowing people to cope with pain and heal faster. You will receive a comprehensive examination and treatment plan from a physiotherapist if you experience problems with your joints, nerves or soft tissues.

REDUCING OR ELIMINATING PAIN

Using therapeutic techniques and exercises helps alleviate pain caused by arthritis, muscle strains and sprains, and tendonitis.

HELPS TO AVOID SURGERY

Through physiotherapy, you can manage and heal the injury in its early stages. In addition, it helps mitigate complications that can happen during and after surgery.

REDUCING THE DEPENDENCE ON MEDICATIONS

For people with chronic pain, physiotherapy is an alternative to medications that cause dependency and side effects.

STAY ACTIVE & PREVENT SPORTS-RELATED INJURIES

Whether you are suffering from age-related ailments or a sports injury. Physiotherapy provides very specific treatment to improve endurance and fix the symptomatic problem.

How Physiotherapy can help you.

There are several types of injury and chronic pain that our physiotherapists treat, including back and neck pain, sports and work-related injuries, rehabilitation following surgery, and chronic and disease-associated pain.

  • Back Pain (Chronic low back pain, sciatica, trapped nerves)
  • Neck Pain (Headaches, Whiplash, Wear and Tear, Chronic Neck Pain)
  • Repetitive strain injury or work-related arm pain
  • Golfer’s/Tennis Elbow
  • Shoulder Pain (Impingement/Rotator Cuff Injury/Frozen Shoulder/Instability)
  • Muscle Tears/Strains
  • Joint and Ligament Sprain
  • Post Fracture or Dislocation
  • Foot/Ankle Sprains
  • Arthritis
  • Tendon Injuries

  • Hip and Knee Pain/Replacement Rehabilitation

  • Post Operative Rehabilitation

  • Orthopaedic Conditions
  • Sports Injuries
  • T.M.J. (Jaw Pain)

How Neurotherapy can help you.

There are several types of brain-related injuries or debilitating neurological conditions that can be treated with therapy.

  • ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis)

  • Alzheimer’s disease

  • Cerebral palsy

  • Multiple sclerosis

  • Muscular dystrophy

  • Parkinson’s disease

  • Spinal cord injury

  • Stroke

  • Traumatic brain injury

  • Brain tumour post-operative rehabilitation

How Neurotherapy can help you.

There are several types of brain-related injuries or debilitating neurological conditions that can be treated with therapy.

Early motor development

Motor skills development for children. This includes skills that usually develop within the first year of life such as raising/ holding the head, rolling over, independently sitting and independently walking.

Conservative scoliosis treatment

Posture correction and muscle stretching to lengthen tight muscles and relieve pain.  Exercises to strengthen the supporting muscles of the spine and correct muscle imbalance

A brief overview of what to expect.

We provide individual, evidence-based treatment in the comfort of your home. Our team will travel to your location and conduct a full assessment and determine the best course of action for you.


We want you back up and running as soon as possible with the best treatment plan possible, but if we feel a review with a consultant would be more appropriate, we'll let you know.


Please don't hesitate to get in touch if you're unsure about physiotherapy.

Simple Pricing Packages

All appointments will be approximately 45 mins.

The appropriate treatment is administered following an initial assessment to diagnose a person's individual problem.


We are located in Dunfermline and serve the surrounding areas of Fife. There may be a small travel fee if you're out of our service area. This can be discussed at the time of booking if you'd like to use our service. Don't hesitate to contact us if you have any concerns before booking.

HOME VISIT THERAPY

from

£40

Per session

outline of service

Session Duration: 45 minutes

Manipulation and mobilisation

Stretching

Soft tissue massage

McKenzie exercise

Functional training

(muscle strengthening and tightening)

Manual therapy

PNF technique

Gait analysis and correction

Postural re-education

Bobath Neurotherapy

Home Visit, cost by service region as follows:

- Within area A (green): £40

- Within area B (orange): £50

- Within area C (pink): £55

Appointments outwith this area are available but please be aware that an additional cost for travel may be implemented, this can be discussed at point of booking.

Everything you need to know before booking an appointment

Got Questions? Look Here

How many sessions will I need to attend?

There will be a variation in the number of sessions depending on the individual problem and the severity of the symptoms. The physiotherapist will be able to provide further guidance following the initial assessment.

First visit: what should I expect?

Your physiotherapist will conduct an initial assessment. It will be carried out in a private room and will begin with a discussion about your health. An examination of your movements and identification of affected tissues will follow. Your first appointment will include treatment.

What should I wear?

Loose-fitting clothing is recommended. For back and lower limb problems, shorts are required. As part of the assessment and treatment of your condition, your physiotherapist may ask you to partially undress. If necessary, towels and robes are provided.

Is a doctor's referral required?

It is not necessary to see your GP before physiotherapy unless your insurance company requires it. In some cases, we may ask you to visit your GP or contact them directly.

How qualified are the practitioners?

All of our physiotherapists are members of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) and the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC).

Still have more questions? Use the link above to contact the team.

Physiotherapy Fife

Meet Annie (BSc)

Fully qualified with over 22-years of experience. HCPC registered and a member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP). Specialising in musculoskeletal MSK and neurological conditions and rehabilitation.

Contact:

Mobile: 07709020135

Email: anniephysiotherapy@gmail.com

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