Whether you are preparing or recovering from a surgery, physiotherapy is proven to be the key to the best possible recovery and outcome for you. Whether this is helping you become stronger and ready for surgery, or to help you get back on your feet afterwards, we are here to help. Contact us to see how we can help you with your surgery.

Many people become unwell enough to need admission to hospital to be treated and to recover. However, even when you are ready for home, you may not be back to your usual level of activity. Coastal Mobile Physio can support you in getting stronger and moving better whilst you are recovering at home after a hospital stay.

As we age, the risk of serious falls becomes increasingly prevalent. The most important way to prevent this is through activity - including strengthening and balance exercise. Contact us to discuss how we can help you or your loved one in preventing falls and/or reducing risk of serious injury.

We can also provide physiotherapy post-falls , whether it is muscle strengthening, confidence work or balance and coordination improvement.

Not only can we provide physiotherapy within your own home, we are also able to work with care homes in our areas to provide both individual and group therapy. Keeping active is essential even for those requiring 24 hour care, and Coastal Mobile Physio aims to support in providing this wherever possible. If you are a care home provider wishing to provide therapy or exercise classes within your facility, please do not hesitate to contact us.

It is common across the lifespan to develop aches, pains and injuries. Most commonly occurring are issues such as back pain, fractures and soft tissue injuries. We are qualified to assess and treat many different types of musculoskeletal issues - contact us to find out how we can help you.

We are able to assess and advise appropriate equipment to support you in your home. This may include mobility aides, toileting aides, etc. Contact us to find out more.

There are an increasing number of the general population living with a terminal or non-curable diagnosis. This can cause multiple issues such as deconditioning following treatments, fatigue, as well as their condition affecting functional aspects of their life. This is where we can help. This may include fatigue management, functional adaptations, or even low-goal rehab for those who have small goals they wish to achieve - such as being able to walk around their garden holding their loved one’s hand!

We are qualified to support in the rehabilitation of the following conditions:

- Stroke

- Traumatic brain injury

- Parkinson’s Disease

- Guillain-Barre Syndrome and similar neurological conditions

DISCLAIMER: We do not treat hyper-acute or acutely diagnosed neurological conditions. Any new diagnoses or neurological incidents must be seen by NHS professionals. We are able to assist in rehabilitation of these conditions once patients are discharged safely back to their own home following acute care.