Physiotherapy/Sports Rehabilitation

Easy access from Merseyside, Cheshire and Greater Manchester

”Physiotherapists and sports rehabilitators help people affected by injury, illness or disability through movement and exercise, manual therapy, education, and advice.”

Testimonials

Gary Taylor

“Just finished a course of treatment on a lower back muscle spasm with Amy

She is brilliant; she explains every step to you, very professional, excellent service, highly recommend New Wave Physio”.

Matthew Crehan

“The Best Physio!

I’m a national-level distance runner, and the team at New Wave is fantastic, always fitting me in when a niggle turns up that could affect my training and helping me identify issues before they become anything worse. A vital part of my team as I aimed for the 2020 Olympics”.

What can I expect at my appointments?

At your initial assessment, your physiotherapist or sports therapist will discuss your injury and how it is impacting you day to day. They will help identify the root cause of the problem and clearly explain both the diagnosis and the treatment options available to you. Where time allows, we will also begin treatment during this first appointment. This may include soft tissue massage, joint mobilisations, electrotherapy, and exercise therapy.
On average, most patients require a minimum of 3–4 follow-up sessions to achieve optimal results. Follow-up appointments last either 30 or 45 minutes as we believe that dedicating sufficient time to your rehabilitation promotes a faster recovery. Each treatment session is tailored to you – we reassess your progress every week and adapt your treatment plan accordingly

Our therapists…

All of our injury therapists are qualified to at least a degree level and are passionate about continued professional development.

We place a high value on many health professions, including Physiotherapists, Sports Rehabilitators, Occupational Therapists, Sports Therapists, and many more. However, not all health insurance companies cover all health professionals.
Please ensure you check with your health insurance and our reception team before booking!

What is a HCPC registered physiotherapist ?

What is a Sports Rehabilitator?

Private Medical Insurance (PMI) Pathway

We are currently only taking BUPA and AXA insurance patients. Because all policies vary, we ask that you contact us on 01925 229885 or via email enquiries@newwavephysio.co.uk for more information and to book your appointment.

If you intend to seek reimbursement for your session fee through WPA or a cash back plan, we kindly request that you consult with our reception team prior to booking as you will need to be seen by a HCPC registered Physiotherapist.
All our Physiotherapist’s are HCPC registered.

Please note that coverage for our therapists may vary among health insurance providers, and discussing this beforehand will ensure a smooth process for you.

FAQs

What should I wear for physiotherapy?

What does musculoskeletal mean?

What is the difference between a physiotherapist and a sports rehabilitator/therapist?

Physiotherapists are registered with the HCPC and study the musculoskeletal, neurological, and cardiorespiratory systems (as well as other things) in depth over their degree and then go on to specialise in an area.

Sports Rehabilitators/therapists spend the whole of their three-year degree studying the musculoskeletal system, and so from the start choose to specialise in this area.

For more information, see the links below:

https://www.csp.org.uk/careers-jobs/what-physiotherapy

https://www.basrat.org/home/aboutsportrehabilitation

Or click on the question links above.

Should I choose a sports rehabilitator or a physiotherapist for my assessment?

If it’s an injury to your back, neck, or joint and muscles, it’s up to you who you choose; we feel that either therapist will provide you with the help that you need for musculoskeletal injuries.

If you are seeking treatment for a neurological injury such as stroke/MS or a cardiorespiratory issue, we suggest you book in with one of our Physiotherapists.

Additionally, if you have Private Medical Insurance, most insurance companies require your therapist to be registered with the HCPC, in which case you should choose a Physiotherapist for your assessment and treatment.