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Physiotherapists in Runcorn

There are 2 registered physiotherapists within the local Runcorn area and 2 physiotherapists within 7 miles of WA7. Clinic details below:

PremierPhysio - Physiotherapy & Acupuncture Clinic

Location: Runcorn, WA7

Distance: Local Runcorn Physiotherapy clinic

Description: We are a modern, purpose designed clinic. Treatment rooms are spacious and private. We offer personalised, printed exercise regimes. All physiotherapists are Chartered & HPC reg. We have a rehab gym to progress strengthening and stability exercises. Early morning, evening and Saturday appointments are available. In addition we accommodate home visits. We offer loan equipment; such as crutches, pillows, TNS and wobble boards.

Specialities: We treat: whiplash, back pain, sports injuries, headaches, RSI and arthritis as well as neurological conditions such as strokes, MS and head injuries. We can give ergonomic advice and have a podiatrist who can provide custom made orthotics. We also offer sports massage and acupuncture. We can progress strengthening and core stability in our rehabilitation gym.

Fields Physio Runcorn

Location: Runcorn, WA7

Distance: Local Physiotherapist in Runcorn

Description: A busy 3 centre practice employing 5 physios specialising in manual therapy for a range of conditions (see treatments offered) We are friendly and very experienced and will do our utmost to put you at ease and address your problems in a caring and professional manner.

Specialities: Manual therapy for a range of conditions including back pain, neck pain, sciatica, RSI, knee pain, sports injuries, arthritis, whiplash and many other conditions and injuries. Our treatments include mobilisations, massage, electrotherapy, acupuncture, exercises and advice on posture. We are also specialists in sports injuries and several of our physiotherapists are keen sportswomen themselves so understand the unique problems faced by sportsmen and women.

Widnes Physiotherapy clinic

Location: Widnes, WA8

Distance: 3 miles

ID Physiotherapy- Warrington

Location: Warrington, WA1

Distance: 7 miles

In addition to physiotherapists, you will also find no local osteopaths in Runcorn and no local chiropractors in Runcorn.

Alternatively, if you need any vocational physiotherapy rehabilitation you may wish to visit the Overland Health website.

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Physiotherapy in Runcorn

Runcorn physiotherapists treat a variety of issues including tension headaches and also spitting up among many others.

Finding a physiotherapist in Runcorn is easy with the Physiotherapy Site. The Physiotherapy Site confirms the Health Professions Council registration details of all physiotherapists listed on the site. The practitioners are, in almost all cases, also members of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy which is a professional member organization with its own high standards. The physiotherapists have a minimum of 5 years experience, although most have in excess of 10 years post-qualification experience. Our helpful team will advise clinic opening hours and arrange an appointment with you at a convenient time with a local clinic.



	Physiotherapists in Runcorn treat many different issues including the condition profiled below.
	Staying Active after Whiplash Part of the art of recovering from whiplash injury is to keep as active as possible without aggravating the pain too severely. Resting for a few days in the presence of severe pain is reasonable but longer periods of rest can be counterproductive and disabling. Most activities can be performed without the neck having full movement so the patient should get on and do what they can. Static postures should be avoided for too long and the patient encouraged to change positions and keep moving regularly. The movements should be progressed steadily every day to push the joints a little bit further each time. When sitting the chair should be the right height and the person get up very regularly to vary the neck position. Office work can be much easier with a well adjusted chair and the computer monitor and keyboard in optimal positions. Driving should be for short periods with regular stops to get out and move around. Pacing general activities by splitting them up into shorter time slots is a very useful strategy, allowing the patient to continue activities or restart them again without causing a significant worsening of pain.

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