Neurorehabilitation Glasgow, Lanarkshire

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.

"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"

We are a private Physiotherapy clinic located in Glasgow city centre, just 1 minute walk from Central Station. Our  Physiotherapists are registered with the HCPC & CSP. This ensures that we provide high standards of professional practice and keep up-to-date with current effective evidence-based practice. We will give you advice on how to manage pain and how to prevent your symptoms from worsening .

Located in Glasgow Newlands Physiotherapy clinic provides treatment for sports injuries and other neuromuscular conditions. The clinic offers the latest physiotherapy techniques and treatments including massage, manipulations and strappings. Newlands employs Scotland's top physiologists dealing with high performance sports injuries. They offer treatments for sports related injuries as well as other disorders such as arthritis, back pain, knee pain or stiff muscles in both adults and children. Treatments are designed specifically to treat each patient in controlling pain as well as helping to heal the injury.

Core Physio was founded in 2002, out of the concept of providing the very best in physiotherapy and rehabilitation from injury. Our Glasgow City Centre clinic provides injury assessments and has a fully equipped fitness suite for performance training and rehabilitation Injuries come in many forms and can affect any part of the body. Some are mild sprains or strains to joints and muscles, such as ankles and thighs or you may have a more serious re-occurring back problem. With our individual hands-on treatment and experience we can find the cause, fix the injury and prevent it happening again.

Up to date methods of improving the health and well being of patients are used at this clinic located in Lanark Scotland. A range of painful musculoskeletal conditions, neurological conditions, sports injuries and work related injuries are treated using chiropractic adjustments at the clinic. Services provided include detailed assessment of the general health of patients, examinations of the problems suffered by patients, chiropractic techniques to reduce pain and improve the health and well being of patients, diet prescriptions and different types of massage to help increase the pace of the patient’s recovery.