Mobile Physiotherapist in Blythe Bridge

Qualified home physiotherapy serving Blythe Bridge and the surrounding area

Your local physiotherapist

Lizzie Thornton, Specialist Community Physiotherapist

Lizzie Thornton

Specialist Community Physiotherapist

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Typical services in Blythe Bridge

Elderly Rehabilitation

Tailored programmes to improve strength, balance, and mobility.

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Falls Prevention

Balance training and home environment assessment.

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Hip & Knee Replacement Rehab

Post-operative physiotherapy at home.

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Back & Neck Pain Programmes

Evidence-based exercises to reduce pain.

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Arthritis & Polymyalgia Support

Gentle exercises to maintain joint health.

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Walking Practice & Confidence

Indoor and outdoor walking practice.

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What our clients say

"Lizzie helped me recover from my hip replacement without having to travel. Her expertise and friendly manner made all the difference."

Robert P., Blythe Bridge

Coverage in Blythe Bridge

We provide home physiotherapy visits throughout Blythe Bridge and nearby areas including Forsbrook, Caverswall, Dilhorne, and surrounding villages.

Blythe Bridge is a village in the Staffordshire Moorlands, located between Stoke-on-Trent and Uttoxeter.

Our physiotherapist travels to your home, whether you live in the town centre, surrounding villages, or rural areas. We understand local access and can adapt to different home environments.

What to expect

  • Home assessment: We come to you — no need to travel
  • Flexible appointments: Morning, afternoon, or early evening slots
  • Equipment advice: Recommendations for walking frames, aids, and home adaptations
  • Personalised plans: Exercises tailored to your home environment

Frequently asked questions

Do you charge a travel fee for Blythe Bridge?

Travel fees depend on your exact location. We'll confirm any additional costs during your free phone enquiry. Most areas in Blythe Bridge are covered within our standard service area.

How long is a first visit?

Initial assessments typically last 45–60 minutes. This gives us time to understand your needs, assess your movement, and create a tailored plan.

What times are available?

We offer appointments Monday to Saturday, 8am–7pm. We'll work with you to find a time that suits your routine.

Do I need a GP referral?

No referral needed. You can book directly with us for private physiotherapy. However, if you have a GP referral or consultant letter, please have it available at your first appointment.