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Struggling with stairs, a sore shoulder or getting moving after surgery? We'll come to you, listen to what's been happening and help you find a way forward.

See the session price and what's included before you make a booking request.
Exercises and advice that fit your home, your routine and what matters to you.
Choose a preferred date and time. We'll get in touch to confirm the visit.
Your appointment is a conversation, not just a list of exercises.
There is no one-size-fits-all recovery. We start with what you are finding difficult and work from there.
From a painful back to rebuilding confidence after an operation, explore the kinds of support available at home.
For back, neck or joint pain that's making daily activities more difficult.
About back and joint painFor an injury that's interrupted running, training or your usual activities.
About sports injuriesFor movement, balance and everyday tasks affected by a neurological condition.
About neurological careFor people managing breathlessness, chest symptoms or reduced activity tolerance.
About breathing supportMovement support for children, with parents and carers involved along the way.
About children's physioFor older adults who want to feel steadier at home, on stairs and out walking.
About mobility supportA private, supportive conversation about pelvic health, pregnancy or recovery after birth.
About women's health careHelp with walking, strength and daily routines after surgery, guided by your recovery instructions.
About recovery after surgeryEveryone's symptoms are different.
Here are some of the things people commonly ask us about.
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Home Physiotherapy
Home Physiotherapy
Home Physiotherapy
Home Physiotherapy
Home Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy that starts with your everyday life.
We check professional registration, identity and background information before a physiotherapist joins NEXmove.
No extra journey on a day when getting around may already be difficult.
We can practise movements where you actually use them, from stairs to your favourite chair.
Compare appointment types and choose what makes sense for you.
Feeling comfortable with who you invite in matters. These are the checks we make before practitioners join NEXmove.
You can independently check a physiotherapist's HCPC registration before your visit.
Ask us about your practitioner and what will happen at your appointment. There's no such thing as a silly question.
Check professional registrationWe verify professional registration before a physiotherapist joins the network.
Home-visit physiotherapists must hold the appropriate current background checks.
Professional indemnity insurance is checked and must remain current.
Degrees, specialisations, experience and CPD records are reviewed.
We'll introduce ourselves, listen to your concerns and explain each step before we start.
Your physiotherapist arrives at the agreed appointment time.
Clear identification, respectful communication and professional behaviour.
Treatment is delivered with care for your space, comfort and preferences.
Appropriate equipment and hygiene standards are maintained for each visit.
Your privacy, comfort and dignity remain central throughout treatment.
You receive exercises and practical guidance tailored to your goals.
Join our growing network. Set your own availability, manage bookings and connect with patients who need care at home.
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Clear and transparent earnings.
Simple booking workflow.
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It's fine to have questions before inviting someone into your home.
Home physiotherapy can support problems such as back or neck pain, joint and mobility difficulties, sports injuries, post-surgical recovery, neurological rehabilitation and age-related movement concerns. Your physiotherapist will assess whether home-based care is appropriate for you.
Your physiotherapist will discuss your symptoms and goals, assess your movement and function, explain their findings and agree a personalised treatment plan. Treatment and suitable exercises may also begin during the same visit.
In many cases you can book physiotherapy directly without a GP referral. If your symptoms or medical history suggest that another healthcare professional should review you first, your physiotherapist will explain the safest next step.
Yes. A relative, friend or carer can be present if you would find that helpful. This can be useful for discussing goals, mobility support, home exercises or day-to-day care needs.
Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move easily. Keep any relevant referral letters, scan reports, medication information or discharge documents nearby, and provide a safe clear space for assessment and exercises.
Usually not. Your physiotherapist can work with the space and everyday items available in your home and will tell you if any specific exercise or mobility equipment could be useful for your rehabilitation.
Yes. Depending on your needs and progress, your care may include further home visits, follow-up appointments or suitable online consultations. Your physiotherapist can recommend the most practical option for the next stage of recovery.
Home physiotherapy is not an emergency service. If symptoms are severe or life-threatening, call 999. For urgent medical advice that is not an emergency, call 111.