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Chews Health

5.0
122 Google reviews
Chews Health HQ, Timperley Sports Club, Stockport Road, Timperley, WA15 7LU
No match, Physiotherapy

Services

  • Physiotherapy Assessment

    45 minutes

    £65

  • Physiotherapy Follow Up

    30 minutes

    £65

About

We’re the Physiotherapy specialists. We’ve built our reputation offering expert rehabilitation for the smallest of strains to the most complex of cases, and we’re highly-regarded by other professionals and those looking for a second opinion.

Based in our state-of-the-art Timperley clinic, we’re transforming the physiotherapy industry. We’re passionate about recovery, and we take pride in helping people overcome injuries and conditions. With our expertise and commitment, we can help you get back to doing the things you love.

Reviews

  • Adele Berry

    20 Oct 2025 Google
    5.0

    I went to see Fionnuala with a shoulder issue which was causing me pain in my lower left arm. I had an assessment and had some physiotherapy done and was given some exercises to do. Fionnuala phoned and checked in with me after a couple of days to see how I was getting on with the exercises. I went back a week later and had inproved, I had no pain in my lower arm and my shoulder movements had improved. I was given some more physio exercises to do to strengthen my shoulder muscles, I didn't need to be seen again. Fionnuala phoned me a week later to see how I was getting on, I have no pain and my shoulder is back to normal. I would highly recomend Fionnuala , she did a great job and I can't thank her enough.

  • sparkychew

    30 Sep 2025 Google
    5.0

    I couldn’t recommend Chews health more! I tore ligaments in my shoulder from falling off a motocross bike and I’ve never experienced pain like it, I was told by the doctor I was going to be out of action for months and I was gutted. Jack reassured me that we’ll be able to speed up my recovery if I do the exercises he gave me which I did religiously, I’m so happy to say that within 6 weeks I’m back to my hobbies mountain biking and surfing and that’s all thanks to Chews Health. Thank you so much!

  • jo dillon

    17 Aug 2025 Google
    5.0

    Richard helped me recently with pain in my knee. He was sympathetic and put together a plan to help my rehab. I found the sessions really helpful and he showed me clearly which exercises would help get me back enjoying my hobbies. The plan was also backed up by an email with instructions and links to YouTube. It was very easy to get a appointment and there is plenty of parking. I'm back to pain free exercise now and would definitely return if I had any more issues.

  • Emma Thorpe

    30 Jul 2025 Google
    5.0

    I was referred to Chews Health for shockwave therapy for long term IT Band syndrome. Jon Shurr was excellent at talking me the through the process, setting my expectations and listening to my concerns. I just expected to receive the intervention with Jon but what I actually got was a patient-centred, holistic approach to my condition. Jon was excellent at setting physical challenges to test my knee pain and amending approaches when needed. Having completed my course of shock wave therapy I am feeling the improvements and continue to challenge my knees!! I am so pleased with the success of this therapy and am very grateful to Jon.

  • Dorothy Scholes

    19 May 2025 Google
    5.0

    I would highly recommend Chews Health. I have seen Jon for help with improving muscle strength in my arms and legs. I am in late 70's and presently seeing him every week because of hip pain. The exercises are helping me cope with an ongoing problem. Thank you. Dot

Team

  • Richard Saxton

    Physiotherapist & Childrens Injury Service Lead - Richard is our clinical lead physiotherapist and is passionate about insuring the delivery of high-quality assessments, treatments and rehabilitation plans at Chews Health. He has a masters degree in Sports Physiotherapy and works within the NHS as a second opinion physiotherapist.

    He also has specialised in the management of adolescent pain and injuries where an infamous mistake is to consider children as ‘just little adults’ when it comes to pain and injury. Under Richard’s leadership Chews Health has developed an assessment and treatment service that leaves no stone unturned.

    Richard also plays tennis and hockey amongst other sports and his varied sporting interests helps inform his professional care of patients and athletes of all ages and abilities.

  • Jack Chew

    Jack founded Chews Health in 2013 as a company for his clinical consultancy, offering second opinions to local sports clubs and teams whose therapists and coaches were struggling to mastermind the recovery of some of their key athletes. As his philosophy and methods spread across the Physio profession and MSK industry a consultancy network emerged and eventually Chews Health services were sought after enough to need a bespoke facility.

    Alongside his role as MD of Chews Health, Jack hosts The Physio Matters Podcast – a monthly show which goes out to over 20,000 therapists and is the director of MSKReform – a non-profit think-tank which is tasked with improving the industry to reduce the unjust variations in care standards. He lives locally with his wife Charlotte and their identical twin boys who are affectionately known across social media as ‘Test and Control’!

  • Fionnuala Wharton

    Fionnuala has recently teamed up with Chews Health with a passion for sport-specific injuries and return to play for the high performance athletes at Manchester Village Spartans Rugby Club.

    Linking in with Chews Health has facilitated Continuous Professional Development for Fionnuala to continue supporting players at all stages of their recovery. Alongside her role at Manchester Village Spartans Rugby Club, Fionnuala works full time at the Manchester Royal Infirmary after graduating from the University of Liverpool, complimenting her skillset.

  • Leah Morrow

    Leah combines her clinic here at Chews Health with her NHS work in East Cheshire, where she specialises in the treatment and management of sporting injuries and post-op rehabilitation return to sport. Leah brings a host of extra skills to the team as she works within an NHS breast cancer service, musculoskeletal outpatient service, and offers regular orthopaedic post-operative work.

    Outside of work, Leah enjoys keeping fit, running, horse riding and is an ex-competitive rower. She’ll even play padel if you ask her.