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Home Physiotherapy in Winslow
Home physiotherapy across Winslow, delivered by HCPC-registered clinicians for recovery from operations, strokes, falls or hospital admissions. Enter a postcode and we will confirm if we can come to you.
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Physiotherapy Services in Winslow
We run the service from Harrow in north-west London; there is no Winslow premises to walk into. Sessions take place in your own home, and the clinician assigned to you may be travelling in from elsewhere. We can only confirm a visit once we know your full postcode and which therapists are free when you get in touch.
Winslow Hall, completed in 1700 and often linked with Sir Christopher Wren, stands on Sheep Street. It is one of the finest houses of its age in the county.
Keach's Meeting House, a small Baptist chapel from the 1690s, is tucked down a lane off the centre. Its plain brick walls and wooden pews survive.
A new station is being built for the East West Rail line, which will link Winslow with Oxford and Milton Keynes. Many residents look forward to using it.
Old coaching inns such as The Bell recall the days when the town lay on a busy road between Buckingham and Aylesbury.
Winslow is a small market town in north Buckinghamshire, set among rolling farmland between Aylesbury and Buckingham. It received a market charter in 1235.
The Market Square forms the centre of Winslow, surrounded by old inns, shops and houses. It is fairly level and practical for walking practice.
Winslow Hall, a fine brick house built around 1700, stands on Sheep Street. It is often linked with the architect Sir Christopher Wren.
Sheep Street and High Street lead out from the square, lined with brick and timber-framed buildings. Pavements are narrow in places.
The town's railway station reopened as part of the East West Rail line, linking Winslow with Oxford and Milton Keynes. Travelling by train again is a common goal.
Stoke Mandeville Hospital in Aylesbury and Milton Keynes University Hospital carry out most surgery for this area. Our physiotherapists support you at home afterwards.
Many homes are period cottages with steep stairs, along with newer estates on the edges of town. We adapt exercises to each home.
Granborough lies to the south, a quiet village with a church. Great Horwood and Little Horwood are villages to the north-east.
Swanbourne, to the east, has a large estate and old cottages. Shipton is a small hamlet just south of the town.
Addington lies to the west, with a park and a church. The lanes between these villages are quiet but often without pavements.
Many clients here are older adults who want to keep walking to the shops. Strength and balance work helps them stay independent.

Helping people living with persistent or complex pain improve function and quality of life.

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.
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