Highworth Physiotherapy Clinic

13 High Street, Highworth, Swindon. SN6 7AG

tel: 01793 763814

Dear customers,

Whilst we are now able to treat customers without the need for PPE, we do still ask that if you have any Covid symptoms, please DO NOT attend your appointment but do telephone us to let us know. If a member of your household tests positive, but you have no symptoms and test negative, we ask that you wear a mask for the safety of our staff and other patients.
We are still asking customers to wash their hands on arrival, and we are still cleaning the treatment rooms in between patients.

Thank you for your patience and understanding. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us.

The Highworth Physiotherapy Clinic Team

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Highworth Physiotherapy Clinic is a private physiotherapy and sports injury clinic conveniently located on the high street in the market town of Highworth, north east of Swindon. If you think we may be able to help you, the fastest way to make an appointment or contact us is to give us a ring. You do not need a doctors referral unless it is required by your insurance company. Two of the physiotherapists at the clinic are also trained to treat animals but if you wish us to treat your pet then your vet must agree this in advance.

Physiotherapy is the treatment of a wide variety of injuries and conditions using a range of manual techniques, advice, exercise and electrotherapy. When appropriate, a lot of time is spent teaching the patient self help exercises so that they can manage their own condition. All the physiotherapists at this practice are experienced Chartered Physiotherapists who treat sports injuries, back pain, neck pain, arthritis, aches, strains and pains. We are committed to a high level of clinical expertise and customer satisfaction.

Highworth Physiotherapy clinic was started in 1989 by Sonya Nightingale. It expanded and moved to its current location in a grade II listed building in the High Street of Highworth in 2003. It is convenienly situated between a pub and a bakery for after treatment refreshments! We now have three fully equipped treatment rooms including one on the ground floor for patients unable to use the stairs.

What to expect when you come for treatment.
We usually allow 45 minutes for your assessment and 30 minutes for follow up treatments. However these times may vary depending on the condition being treated and this time also includes time to write up your notes.
At the assessment your physiotherapist will ask you questions about your condition and general health. They will carry out an examination which includes some treatment in order to assess how you respond to treatment as some people respond better than others. Your physiotherapist will then agree a treatment plan with you and, depending on the physiotherapists findings, they may recommend further treatments. You will also be given advice on self management of your condition and may be given exercises to carry out yourself at home.
It is best to wear loose fitting clothing for your treatments and your physiotherapist may require you to remove some clothing to assist in the assessment and treatment.
Your physiotherapy treatment like any other medical treatments is confidential. No information about you will be divulged to anyone else except your GP or consultant, without your prior written permission.