Ankle Injury Treatment West End, Glasgow

With our primary physiotherapy clinic in Glasgow's West End (Royal Crescent, G3 7SL), we have been treating the aches & pains of Glasgow's people for in excess of 30 years. A a private physiotherapy practice, some of our most commonly seen conditions include sport injuries, back pain and sciatica, rotator cuff (shoulder injuries) etc. We also specialise in vestibular (balance & dizziness) physiotherapy, and domiciliary (home visit) physiotherapy - a service we provide whereby we visit people in their own hoes to provide physiotherapy. This service is often availed of by individuals who may struggle to leave their own home due to transport issues, impaired mobility, or ill health. Another specialist service we offer is ergonomic office workstation assessments, where our staff visit the workplace and assess the desk/workspace of the individual, making adjustments and recommendation with regards to ways in which health at work can be improved, essentially preventing physical injuries from work routines, and thereby minimising time off from work. Recommendations for specialist ergonomic equipment can be made following assessment, as required.

OST is an innovative rehabilitation and treatment centre in Newton Mearns and Tradeston. We continually strive to be at the forefront of modern rehabilitation techniques to maximise our efficiency and minimise clients time away from doing the activities they love. We specialise in dealing with sports injuries and the exercises that can accelerate an athletes return to sport. We can make the rehab process a positive experience returning the athlete to their sport faster, stronger and more agile than prior to their injury

"Osteopath Glasgow  - Long Established Family Run Local Business Established in Glasgow in 1946, our highly knowledgeable and experienced team have great relationships with local doctors and specialists, in the Glasgow area.  We have helped 1000s of patients just like you, get back to doing the things you love without pain or restriction.  Latest Treatment Technology For Slipped Disc and Chronic Back Pain.  Here at Cram Osteopaths we regularly invest in the latest available treatment techniques and technologies, to ensure the best possible outcome for our patients.  Lower Back Pain, Neck Pain, Upper Back Pain, Sciatica, Slipped Disc, Tendon injuries, Joint Pain, Hip Pain, Shoulder Pain"

Our Sports Therapists, Podiatrists and Biomechanics orthotic specialists are state registered and have over 20 years clinical experience. Our experience inculdes both NHS and private orthotic clinics treating a wide variety of individuals including profesional athletes and premier league footballers. We have our own on site orthotic lab where we design and manufacture foot orthotics on site, even while you wait. We use the latest technology including the medilogic pressure analysis system to provide the most accurate biomechanical assessment data.

For more information about Bearsden Osteopaths in Glasgow please contact the clinic.

DTPhysio provides assessment and treatment for musculuskeletal problems. Including joint and muscle pains, ligament strains, back and neck pain, joint and ligament surgery, injury rehabilitation, sports injuries. We use treatments including mobilisations, manipulation, exercise, electrotherapies, education. Our physiotherapists are chartered HCPC registered, and have been qualified over 10 years, and as such are able to provide a high quality, reliable service. We have no waiting lists, and provide treatment at a location suitable to you e.g. your home.

At Bothwell Physiotherapy we aim to educate you about your problem and give you a better understanding of what is causing your pain. This empowers you to help yourself. First AppointmentOn your first appointment you will be warmly greeted by the receptionist, asked to fill in your details and a few questions regarding your current condition and medical history. The physiotherapist will lead you through to one of four individual and private treatment rooms where you will be asked further detailed questions about your history. With your consent the physiotherapist will then assess you. To assess you effectively you may have to remove some clothing, so wear loose fitting comfortable clothes and it would be useful if you could bring shorts or a strappy top if appropriate. Your physiotherapist will complete a detailed and thorough assessment of your problem including range of movement, muscle power, neurological testing, muscle spasm and pain along with any possible underlying causes and will give you a working diagnosis for your problem. After your initial assessment your physiotherapist will then construct and discuss an individualised treatment plan for you. He/She will then offer you a variety of treatment techniques to help restore normal function to the relevant area and help alleviate your symptoms. Following your treatment the physiotherapist will then re-assess your key markers to demonstrate the improvement to you. We will then take you through exerc