Why us?
At UKhomephysio, we understand the importance of delivering high-quality physiotherapy in care homes. Our dedicated team of experienced Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, and Rehabilitation Assistants specialize in supporting elderly individuals—whether they reside in care homes or require treatment in the comfort of their own homes.
We offer both individual and group sessions, tailored to meet the unique needs and preferences of each person. Our treatment plans are designed to enhance mobility, strength, flexibility, and overall functional independence. Whether you’re recovering from illness, regaining movement post-hospital discharge, or need reconditioning after a prolonged bed-bound period, our team is here to help.
In care homes, we work closely with staff to monitor and advise on changes in residents’ mobility and functional status. Our experts also provide training and support to care home teams, enabling them to deliver quality care aligned with each resident’s abilities.
For those seeking physiotherapy in home care, we bring the same level of expertise and hands-on treatment directly to your doorstep—ensuring continuity of care, comfort, and convenience.
At UKhomephysio, our goal is to empower individuals to achieve their rehabilitation goals and improve their quality of life, wherever they are.
Why is Physiotherapy at care homes important?
With an aging population, there is a growing demand for specialized rehabilitation services—particularly physiotherapy in care homes and physiotherapy in home care environments. As individuals age, their rehabilitation needs often become more complex due to coexisting health conditions and mobility challenges. These factors must be carefully considered alongside physiotherapy treatment to ensure meaningful outcomes.
At UKhomephysio, our team of dedicated clinicians develops holistic, personalized treatment plans that address both physical and functional needs. Whether working within care homes or delivering home-based physiotherapy, we focus on restoring strength, mobility, flexibility, balance, and confidence.
Many care homes offer daytime activities to engage residents, but participation can be daunting for individuals who are deconditioned after hospital discharge or experiencing a gradual decline in mobility. Our skilled clinicians provide targeted interventions to help residents regain independence and actively engage with staff and peers.
For those receiving physiotherapy in home care, we bring the same level of expertise and compassion directly to their doorstep—ensuring continuity of care, comfort, and convenience. Our goal is to empower individuals to improve their functional capabilities and enhance their quality of life, wherever they reside.
Why choose UKhomephysio for care home services?
What services do you offer for nursing and care home residents?
– Comprehensive assessment and devising rehabilitation plan
– Hands on treatment 1-1 treatment sessions
– New resident assessment
– Mobility and walking aid assessment
– Balance assessment and retraining
– Neurological assessment following stroke etc
-Management of long-term conditions
– Equipment assessment
– Resident mobility care planning
– Group exercise classes
– Falls risk assessment and implementation to reduce falls
– Pain management service
– Rehabilitation following trauma or elective surgery
– Mobility aid and hoist training to staff
– Maintenance visits
What are the benefits of Physiotherapy input in residential care and nursing homes?
- Stroke
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Motor Neurone Disease
- Cerebral Palsy
- Guillain Barre Syndrome
- Parkinson’s Disease
- Huntington’s Disease
- Myopathy
- Muscular Dystrophy
- Traumatic Brain Injury
- Spinal Cord Injury
- Peripheral Nerve Injury
- Transverse Myelitis
- Dyspraxia
Do I need to be a permanent resident in a care home to receive Physiotherapy sessions from UKhomephysio?
Do you offer specialist Physiotherapy input for long term conditions too?
My father has dementia. Are you able to see Dementia patients?
How can I book Physiotherapy visit for resident of care and nursing home?
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