Physiotherapy Clinic
Opening Times
Monday – Friday
8.30am – 4.30pm
Call Us or Book online
Phone: 01604 893232
Email: healthrehab@northampton.ac.uk
Welcome to Physiotherapy
We are a student-led physiotherapy clinic near Northampton General Hospital. You will be treated by students supervised by qualified, HCPC-registered physiotherapists. Our aim is to provide a range of physiotherapy treatments at an affordable price for all. The clinic is fully accessible. You can find a detailed access guide via AccessAble.
- Open to everyone
- No GP referral needed
- Parking available
- Fully supervised students
- Supporting the development of the future healthcare workforce
What to Expect
- We discuss your concern
- We assess movement and symptoms
- We plan a personalised treatment with your goals as a focus
Treatment may include: advice, exercise, education support.
Duration: Appointments and Classes last approximately 1h.
FAQs
During your first appointment, we will ask you about your current problem, medical history, symptoms and goals. We may also complete a physical assessment, which could include looking at your movement, strength, balance, walking, or specific activities related to your problem.
We will then discuss your treatment options with you and agree a plan based on your needs.
- Medication list
- Medical letters including scan or X-ray results, or details of recent treatment you have received.
- Mobility aids (if used)
- Water and any snacks you may need whilst you are here
Wear loose, comfortable clothing suitable for movement. Your comfort and privacy will be respected throughout your appointment.
Yes, you are welcome to bring someone with you to your appointment. This may be a family member, friend, carer, or someone else who supports you.
No, the clinic is not part of the NHS. It is a university student-led physiotherapy clinic and all appointments and classes are chargeable.
Please see our pricing for further information.
Yes, please let us know when booking.
Yes, you will still be able to attend. Please include this information on your self-referral form so we can be sure we book appointments at the right time for you.
In some cases, we may need further information before booking your appointment.
If your symptoms are severe, worsening, or you are concerned that you need urgent medical attention, please contact your GP, NHS 111, or attend urgent care/A&E as appropriate.
In an emergency, call 999.