We’re happy to answer any and all questions you may have before booking in for your first visit at Crawley Physiotherapy.
Below you’ll find some of the more common questions we receive at the clinic. If your questions are still unanswered, please feel free to send a WhatsApp message directly to the physiotherapist who will be able to help you further.
No. You can book in directly either by calling, sending a WhatsApp message or booking directly into the physiotherapists diary.
The cost of an appointment at Crawley Physiotherapy depends on what service you require. Please check the Price list for up-to-date pricing information.
Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing that allows easy access to the area being treated. For example, shorts are ideal for leg or hip issues, and a vest top or sleeveless shirt works well for shoulder or neck pain.
Most physiotherapy sessions last 30 minutes. Initial consultations are usually longer to allow for a thorough assessment and discussion of your treatment plan as well as time to begin your course of treatment.
During your first appointment, the physiotherapist will:
Yes, physiotherapy can be very effective in managing chronic pain by addressing underlying issues, improving mobility, and teaching self-management strategies to reduce symptoms over time.
The number of sessions varies depending on the nature and severity of your condition. At Crawley Physiotherapy we specialise in chronic pain, and we find most clients benefit the most from an plan of care that lasts 6-8 sessions.
Physiotherapy shouldn’t cause significant pain, but some techniques may result in mild discomfort, especially if treating sensitive or inflamed areas. Your physiotherapist will always work within your pain tolerance.
We treat a wide range of conditions, including:
Many private health insurance policies in the UK cover physiotherapy, but it’s essential to check your policy details and contact Crawley Physiotherapy with details of your insurance cover plan before booking.. Some insurers may require a GP referral or pre-approval.
Yes, physiotherapy can help prevent injuries by improving flexibility, strength, and balance. It is particularly beneficial for athletes or individuals returning to physical activity after an injury.
Unfortunately, clients under the age of 18 are not seen at Crawley Physiotherapy at the present time.
Physiotherapy is highly effective for elderly patients, particularly for managing age-related issues such as arthritis, reduced mobility, or balance problems to prevent falls.
If physiotherapy doesn’t provide the expected results, it is likely because the nature of your symptoms are being caused by any underlying condition that requires further investigation. In these cases, you’ll be referred forwards for a further specialist review.
