Specialist Physiotherapy for Care Homes

We partner with care homes across Dorset and Hampshire to provide expert, on-site physiotherapy services. Our goal is to enhance resident wellbeing, promote mobility and independence, and provide valuable support for your care staff.

Benefits for Your Residents

Improved mobility and strength
Reduced risk and fear of falls
Better pain management
Increased confidence and independence

Benefits for Your Care Home

Enhance the wellbeing of your residents
Reduce staff burden from mobility issues
Provide expert support for complex cases
Demonstrate a commitment to high-quality care

Our Collaborative Approach in Care Homes

We work as a trusted partner to your care team. Our services are flexible and can be tailored to the needs of your home, from one-on-one sessions for residents with specific needs to group exercise classes designed to improve overall mobility and social engagement. We begin by conducting thorough assessments to create personalised treatment plans.

A key part of our service is providing advice and training for your care staff on topics such as safe moving and handling techniques. This collaborative approach ensures that the principles of our elderly rehabilitation are embedded in daily care, leading to better, more sustainable outcomes for residents.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is physiotherapy funded in a care home setting?

Our services are typically funded privately by the resident or their family. We provide clear, transparent pricing and can create a care plan that suits individual budgets and needs.

Do you work alongside the care home’s existing staff?

Absolutely. We believe a collaborative approach is essential. We work closely with care staff, GPs, and other healthcare professionals to ensure a coordinated and effective care plan for every resident.

Can you help residents who are mostly bed-bound?

Yes. For bed-bound residents, physiotherapy plays a vital role in managing comfort, preventing joint stiffness and pressure sores, and assisting with safe positioning. Even small movements and exercises can make a significant difference to wellbeing.