Welcome to The Physio Therapy Centre
Welcome to the Physio Therapy Centre, we are a well-established, trusted local physiotherapy practice specialising in the treatment of musculoskeletal conditions, sports injuries, rehabilitation post surgery, and rehab/physio in your own home. Our modern clinic is in Haywards Heath, where we have free parking.
We are a modern, forward thinking highly qualified team, with excellent connections to the local GPs and Consultants
Within our practice team we also have podiatrists and sports massage therapists all of whom we work closely with, in order to maximise your recovery.
At The Physio Therapy Centre, we understand that each patient has unique needs and goals when it comes to their recovery. As part of your treatments with us you can expect hands on physiotherapy treatments, movement analysis and exercises that will get you back on track.
We work with athletes wanting to return to their sports, patients who are pre or post operations – optimising their rehabilitation, as well as anyone who has a muscle, joint, tendon or pain issue.
If you are unsure if physiotherapy is the right thing for you, use our free 10-minute chat option and talk your query through with a qualified physiotherapist who can advise you.
We are easy to find and have onsite parking!
Feel free to book via the online button below or call us on 01444 450162 to arrange an appointment. Emergency appointments are available daily.
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