Mobile Physiotherapist in Warwickshire
Home physiotherapy visits across Warwickshire with Louis McKenna, HCPC registered chartered physiotherapist
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Louis McKenna
Neurological & Community Physiotherapist
- Registration: HCPC PH124187, CSP Member
- Specialisms: neurological rehabilitation including stroke, Parkinson's and multiple sclerosis, recovery after illness, surgery or a hospital stay, walking, balance and falls prevention, and physiotherapy in care and residential settings
- Phone: 07402 961786
- Please mention Mobile Physiotherapist.co.uk when you call
- Email: arnoldmckennaphysio@outlook.com
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About Louis's Warwickshire service
Louis McKenna is a mobile physiotherapist (HCPC PH124187, MCSP) who visits people in their own homes across Warwickshire. Much of his work involves helping people regain strength, mobility and confidence following a stroke, operation, fall or stay in hospital. Because the treatment comes to you, there is no clinic to travel to and no waiting list.
Louis runs an independent practice, A&M Physiotherapy, alongside fellow physiotherapist Tom Arnold (HCPC PH125635). Between them, they have experience across NHS and private hospital settings, including orthopaedics, intensive care, neurological rehabilitation and musculoskeletal outpatients. Depending on your needs, either Louis or Tom may visit you.
A&M Physiotherapy can also offer something a little unusual: appointments with two physiotherapists where additional support is needed. This suits someone who needs more assistance to move safely, has lost confidence with standing or walking, or has recently returned home from hospital and is not yet steady on their feet. It is worth discussing during the initial free phone call.
Neurological rehabilitation is a large part of what Louis does, from stroke recovery once hospital rehabilitation has finished to longer-term conditions such as Parkinson's disease and multiple sclerosis. He also helps people who have become weaker or less mobile following illness or a spell of inactivity. This loss of strength and fitness, known as deconditioning, can have a significant effect on everyday life, but physiotherapy can help people gradually rebuild.
Common reasons people get in touch
- Getting back on your feet after a stay in hospital, an illness or a fall
- Stroke, Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis and other long-term neurological conditions
- Rehabilitation after a hip or knee replacement or another operation
- Walking, balance and confidence, and reducing the risk of falling
- Strength and mobility work to stay independent at home
- Physiotherapy in a care home, residential or assisted living setting
- Back, neck and joint pain that is limiting what you can do
No GP referral is needed. The first step is a free phone call, where Louis or Tom can talk through what has been happening and whether home physiotherapy is suitable for you.
Contact Louis
Louis McKenna — Neurological & Community Physiotherapist
Please mention Mobile Physiotherapist.co.uk when you get in touch.
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