New physiotherapy service launches at The Horder Centre |
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By: Hordercentre Posted: 2010-06-08 07:18:11 |
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The Horder Centre in Crowborough East Sussex is thrilled to announce the launch of its new Physiotherapy Service, offering the very latest treatments in superb new surroundings.
The Horder Centre Physiotherapy Service is a brand new and dynamic clinic set up to treat a wife range of musculoskeletal and orthopaedic conditions such as: Sports injuries •Back and neck problems •Shoulder, arm, wrist or hand problems •Hip, knee, ankle and foot problems •Arthritis •Post operative surgery •Postural problems •Muscle and joint problems Patients who visit the clinic are first assessed by highly qualified physiotherapists to diagnose any issues and are given advice on how to avoid further problems. A competitively priced and effective treatment plan is then worked out that takes into account lifestyle, leisure activities and general health. All our Physiotherapists are Members of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (MCSP) and registered with the Health Professions Council (HPC). The clinic offers evidence-based treatments including: •Sports injury rehabilitation •Joint mobilisation •Electrotherapy (ultrasound, interferential and LASER) •Sports and therapeutic massage •Acupuncture for pain relief •Spinal core stability retraining, incorporating classwork and one-to-one •Traditional Pilates •Modified Pilates •Exercise class for knee pain associated with arthritis •Postural education •Corrective exercise •Post operative rehabilitation The Horder Centre Physiotherapy Service is led by Chartered Physiotherapists Debra Stork, Hannah Cottingham, and Marion Underwood. Karen Planterose, Director of Operations at The Horder Centre, said: "The new Physiotherapy Service is a modern and dynamic facility that brings the latest techniques to The Horder Centre, allowing us to treat a wide range of conditions. "As part of our redevelopment programme, the Service will soon offer a superb new physiotherapy gym, which will boost our sports physiotherapy support even further." |
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