After surgery, after a stroke, with Parkinson's, later in life or with long-term pain. Every treatment follows the same principles: clear goals, one regular physiotherapist and exercises you can keep up at home.
After a new knee or hip, what you mostly want to know is what you can and can't do. We follow your surgeon's protocol, rebuild strength and mobility, and practise what you need at home.
Once you leave hospital or a rehabilitation centre, recovery continues at home. We work on walking, balance and arm and hand function, together with your occupational therapist and district nurse.
Our Parkinson's physiotherapists follow the Dutch KNGF guideline and focus on what you face every day: freezing in a doorway, turning over in bed, falls.
For older people with a fear of falling, frailty or several conditions at once. You are treated by a geriatric physiotherapist, at the practice or at home.
With long-term pain, rest is rarely the answer. We explain how pain works, plan a gradual build-up and help you back to work and hobbies.
Tailored training, with your oxygen saturation measured while you exercise. Coordinated with your GP, lung specialist or practice nurse.
If your condition means you can't come to the practice, we come to you. There does need to be a medical reason, otherwise insurers won't cover treatment at home.
Sudden back pain, a stiff shoulder or a sprained ankle? You can come to us too, with or without a referral.
A selection of what we see most. If yours isn't listed, just give us a call.
Call us and briefly explain your situation. We'll tell you honestly whether we're the right place, or whether your GP should take a look first.