A.K Physio & Sports Injury Clinic
- Knutsford, WA16 8DX - 9.4 miles from Stretford
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Live availability from 1 local clinic · UK-registered clinicians · Same price as booking direct
There is currently 1 clinic offering Sports Therapy within 20 miles of Stretford. Sports therapy focuses on the prevention, assessment, treatment and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal injuries related to sport and physical activity. Sports therapists use a combination of manual techniques, exercise prescription and rehabilitation programmes to help active individuals return to full function. Nearby areas include Chorlton, Sale, Salford, Urmston. An initial session involves a movement assessment, functional testing, hands-on treatment and a structured rehabilitation plan tailored to your sport or activity. First appointments here cost £65.
MediMo lists one sports therapy clinic near Stretford. First appointments cost £65, the same price as booking direct. Each clinic's price is shown on its listing above.
Most sports therapy clinics offer appointments within a few days. Some practices near Stretford have same-day availability, especially for acute injuries. Check the listings above for current availability.
No. You can book directly with a sports therapist without a GP referral. If you are claiming through health insurance, check your policy terms as some insurers may require a referral.
Sports therapists treat musculoskeletal injuries related to sport and physical activity, including muscle tears, ligament sprains, tendinopathies, shin splints and overuse injuries. They also work on injury prevention and return-to-sport rehabilitation.
An initial sports therapy assessment typically costs between 40 and 65 pounds. Follow-up treatment sessions usually cost between 35 and 55 pounds. Some clinics offer block booking discounts for rehabilitation courses.
Your therapist will discuss your injury history and activity levels, carry out a movement and functional assessment, and begin treatment which may include soft tissue work, taping and a rehabilitation exercise programme.
Sports therapists in the UK are typically members of the Society of Sports Therapists (SST) or similar professional bodies. While not HCPC-regulated like physiotherapists, qualified sports therapists hold degree-level qualifications in sports therapy.