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Home Physiotherapy in Oxford
HCPC-registered physiotherapists who come to your home in Oxford, so rehabilitation fits your own rooms, your street and the way you get around the city.
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Physiotherapy Services in Oxford
Oxford is a compact city where the Thames and the Cherwell meet, ringed by its bypass. Inside the ring road, Summertown, Jericho and Wolvercote lie to the north, Headington and Marston to the east up Headington Hill, Cowley, Rose Hill, Littlemore and Blackbird Leys to the south-east, and Iffley and Grandpont along the river to the south. Botley and Kidlington feel like part of the city but sit in neighbouring districts. Oxford City Council looks after housing, while Oxfordshire County Council arranges adult social care and equipment.
Home Physio And Rehab is based in Harrow, north-west London, and has no clinic or office in Oxford. Every appointment is a home visit, and the physiotherapist who visits may travel to you from elsewhere. Whether a visit is possible depends on your exact postcode and on therapist availability, so please use the checker on this page rather than assuming from the city name.
This page is about recovering at home, not about hospital treatment. Much of the work is practical: getting up the stairs of a tall Victorian house in Jericho or north Oxford, managing the front steps of a terrace in east Oxford, or coping with a bungalow or flat on the estates around Cowley and Blackbird Leys. Many city homes have a bathroom upstairs and very little space to turn a walking frame. These are examples; your physiotherapist starts from your own layout and the routes you actually use.
Oxford is also a city where many people walk and cycle rather than drive, and parking near home can be limited. For some patients the real goal is getting back on a bike, crossing a busy road such as the Cowley Road or Banbury Road safely, or walking to a bus stop for the Park and Ride. Port Meadow and the University Parks give long, level walks once you are ready to build distance.
Many people come home after treatment at the John Radcliffe, Churchill or Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre in Headington, run by Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Home Physio And Rehab is independent of these hospitals and of the NHS. Please keep your discharge letter and any precautions for your first visit. Coverage varies by postcode and therapist availability. Enter your postcode below to check current home-visit availability.

Specialist care for women through pregnancy, after birth and beyond.

Reducing the risk of falls and improving safe, confident movement at home and in the community.

Assessment and treatment of the pelvic floor to support bladder, bowel and core function.
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