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Orthopaedic

Orthopaedic Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy for joint pain, arthritis and fractures.

Hands-on treatment and guided exercise to ease joint pain, manage arthritis and rebuild movement and strength after a fracture.

Session
45 min
Format
At the clinic
Fee
Fee confirmed after your assessment — you approve an itemised estimate before treatment.

About this service

Orthopaedic physiotherapy looks after the bones, joints, muscles and ligaments that let you move. Whether it's a painful knee, a stiff shoulder, arthritis that's limiting your walks or the weeks after a plaster comes off, the aim is the same: less pain, more movement and the confidence to get back to normal life.

Treatment combines skilled hands-on techniques with a progressive exercise programme built around your goals. For arthritis, we focus on keeping joints moving and muscles strong, and on practical ways to manage flare-ups. After a fracture, we work within your doctor's guidance to restore range of motion, strength and function step by step.

Who it may help

Adults with joint or muscle pain, arthritis, or stiffness and weakness after a fracture.

What to expect

Sessions usually combine hands-on techniques, targeted exercises and advice. You'll get a home programme so progress continues between visits.

  1. 01

    Assess

    We examine the joint, surrounding muscles and how the problem affects daily tasks.

  2. 02

    Relieve

    Hands-on techniques and other options to ease pain and stiffness so you can move more comfortably.

  3. 03

    Strengthen

    Progressive exercises to restore strength, control and range of motion.

  4. 04

    Return

    Practising the activities that matter to you — stairs, walking, lifting, work or sport.

Frequently asked questions

Can physiotherapy help arthritis?

Exercise and physiotherapy are widely recommended to help people with arthritis manage pain and stay active. They won't reverse joint changes, but many people find they can do more with less pain.

When can I start physio after a fracture?

That depends on the fracture and how it was treated. We follow your doctor's guidance — bring your discharge notes or X-ray report to your first visit.

How many sessions will I need?

It varies with the problem and your goals. After your assessment we'll give you an honest estimate and review it as you progress.

Ready to get started?

Request a time online — the clinic confirms it with you.

Related services

General information about our services, not a diagnosis. Your physiotherapist will advise what's right for you after assessing you.

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Need an orthopaedic opinion or surgery?

For fractures, ACL and meniscus injuries, arthroscopy, knee or hip replacement, injections and other orthopaedic care, consult Dr Nitin N Sunku, orthopaedic and sports-medicine surgeon.