Physiotherapy helps people affected by injury, illness or disability through movement and exercise, manual therapy, education and advice.

We currently have a number of physiotherapists who work across our sites at Manchester, Bury, Sale and our flagship site in Hale Cheshire.

Our physiotherapists work across a variety of disciplines including elite sports, spinal injury, paediatrics and women's health. We currently perform nearly one thousand treatments a month across our three clinics.

We are registered with most of the private insurance companies including BUPA, AXA, WPA, AVIVA etc. The cost of an appointment ranges from £38 to £75 per half an hour depending on their experience and expertise. We prefer your initial consultation to usually be a minimum of 45 minutes in order for us to take a full history and for you to get both treatment and an exercise plan.

Our pricing structure in Hale, Sale, and Manchester gives you an option to select a Junior Physio, Senior Physio or a Consultant Physio who has had extensive experience in various specialities and worked in varied settings such as other private clinics or high-end sports teams.
Our Pricing structure is as follows:

Junior Physio
New patient assessment - £53 (45 mins)
1 hour - £68
30 mins - £38

Senior Physio
New patient assessment - £67.50 (45 mins)
1 hour - £90
30 mins - £45

Consultant Physio
New patient assessment - £75 (45mins)
1 hour - £100
30mins - £50

Please head to the Physiotherapy Bury booking page for their pricing.

Sports therapy incorporates a wide range of treatment methods and techniques, in addition to sports massage. Sports therapy can be utilised to manage a painful injury, to help improve sporting performance, or to aid in return to sport following an injury.
There are a number of techniques that are used in daily practice by sports therapists, which most commonly include:
Sports massage
Joint mobilisation and stretching
A range of other myofascial techniques
Supportive sports taping
Kinesio-taping
it's important to note that you don't have to be in to sport or have a sport injury to have Sports Therapy treatment. Non-sports people might see a Sports Therapist for relief from muscular pain caused by injury, poor posture or repetitive strain.