Orthotics Cambridgeshire

This multidisciplinary clinic offers different forms of alternative healthcare to patients. They are located in St. Neots, Cambridgeshire and also organize courses for students interested in learning alternative therapy methods. Specialties include infertility, chronic pain, women’s health, anxiety and stress relief and ultrasound imaging. Clinical psychology, acupuncture, homeopathy, hypnotherapy, occupational therapy, physiotherapy and training in pilates and yoga are also offered by practitioners in the clinic. The practice principal is Jennie Longbottom and the clinic can be contacted by e-mail.

A friendly team of Sports Therapists will work with you to prevent, diagnose, treat and manage your injury, ensuring you're at your best every day.Sports therapy is so much more than just treating your painful area. Your therapist will go into a thorough verbal assessment of your symptoms, training programme, recovery strategies and much more before we begin the objective assessment.

When you are in need of a helping hand, many of us ask our friends and family for advice on whom to turn to. We pride ourselves at Milton Chiropractic Clinic that over 60% of our patients have come to us to us via patient referrals. Literally hundreds of clients in Cambridge have consulted us for our professional opinion and care. It shows that our philosophy; providing the best care possible, create an individual tailored treatment plan, support this with nutritional and ergonomic advice and hand out a unique exercise regime, gets results and is appreciated.

For more information about The London Orthotic Consultancy - Cambridge in Cambridge please contact the clinic.

Cambridge City Physiotherapy Clinic I staffed by Karen White and Joop Tanis who are Chartered Physiotherapists with over 20 years experience. The oractice was founded in 1998. Treatments include joint and soft tissue mobilisation and manipulation, and exercise. They also use some of the latest electrotherapy techniques such as Ultrasound, Interferential and TNS. They are commited to long-term health care, through ergonomic advice and self-help, as well as the use of orthotcs where necessary. They will liaise with opther health care professionals to give the patient all-round care.