The Physio Room, Suffolk

Follow up physiotherapy appointments at The Physio Room, Suffolk are for reviewing elements of the assessment and progressing treatment after an initial musculoskeletal physiotherapy appointment. The practice provides physiotherapy, rehabilitation, acupuncture and massage in Ipswich, with face to face and virtual online appointments available.

Initial physiotherapy appointments include a full musculoskeletal assessment. This may involve a discussion about the current problem, observation of movement, strength testing, looking at the affected area and other specific tests. Treatment can begin in the same session, with assessment findings and a treatment plan discussed with the patient.

The Physio Room, Suffolk primarily treats musculoskeletal problems. Areas named by the practice include neck and back pain, joint pain including osteoarthritis, nerve pain such as sciatica, tendon and muscle pain or injuries including Achilles tendinopathy, ligament injuries, whiplash, mobility problems, BPPV positional vertigo, and pre and post operative orthopaedic rehabilitation. Patients do not need a diagnosis before attending.

Treatment may include advice and education, exercises for mobility, strength, coordination and balance, soft tissue techniques, massage, mobilisations, manipulations, acupuncture and taping. Sports massage appointments are also available for muscle injuries, muscle tightness or spasm, sports injuries, neck or back pain, recovery around a sporting event, stress, headaches and relaxation.

The practice is led by physiotherapist Zoe. The physiotherapists have musculoskeletal physiotherapy experience across NHS, sport and private settings. Physiotherapists working at The Physio Room, Suffolk are fully qualified chartered physiotherapists, registered with the Health and Care Professions Council and the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy.

Daytime and evening clinic appointments are available. The number of physiotherapy sessions varies by person, the problem being treated and the patient’s goals, including cases where someone wants ongoing treatment for a longer term condition.