PM Physio

About PM Physio

 

Physiotherapy means physiotherapeutic system of medicine which includes examination, treatment, advice and instructions to any person preparatory to or for the purpose of or in connection with movement dysfunction, bodily malfunction, physical disorder, disability, healing and pain from trauma and disease, physical and mental conditions using physical agents including exercise, mobilization, manipulation, mechanical and electrotherapy, activity and devices or diagnosis, treatment and prevention. However, various other health professionals (e.g., Chiropractic, Osteopathy) use some physical therapeutic methods. A program of physical therapy will typically involve caregivers.

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BENEFITS WITH US 

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1. Get treated at home by an experienced physiotherapist.

2. Save the money and time associated with going to a hospital.

3. Great for patients with limited mobility and busy schedules.

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Some can’t get to a clinic and others don’t have the time, so we do the travelling for you. Our sessions are longer than you will usually experience at a clinic. This is important, because it gives us time to hear you and explain fully what we are doing. Often, our clients have many complex problems, so we take the time to understand them.

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Charted  Physiotherapy practices in Liverpool UK, and membership with CSP UK. We are an experienced team of professionals who deal not only with neurological conditions but also musculoskeletal issues, post surgical rehabilitation, respiratory problems and elderly care.

 

 

We aim to provide the best possible care and advice to help clients regain their confidence and recover well.

 

Over  38 years of experience, scope of practice has widened and we now treat a wide range of conditions.

Treating people at home is different from working in a clinic. We are concerned with confronting problems as they impact on a person’s daily life. We don’t come up with ‘off the shelf’ solutions but tailor what we offer to the individual and their circumstances. We often have to be creative, adapting whatever is to hand to invent an exercise. Because people feel at ease at home, the process tends to be more collaborative, less directive. And in their own homes, quite frankly, it’s more enjoyable for all.

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