Neurological Physiotherapy in Greater Manchester
Welcome to Physio Matters Neurological Limited
Physio Matters are a North West physiotherapy service with over 20 years’ experience helping improve the quality of life for people living with neurological conditions resulting from disease, injury or accident.
Find out how we have helped our clients and watch their rehab story.
Sam
Engaging young people with Cerebral Palsy through fun physio activities
14-year-old Sam has Cerebral Palsy, which has affected his growth and development. Find out how Physio Matters is using fun activities to help Sam improve his strength, mobility and coordination.
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Richard
Maintaining mobility with Multiple Sclerosis
Richard is living with MS, reduced vision due to retinitis pigmentosa, and Type 1 diabetes. Find out how Physio Matters helped him to address his mobility issues and source new equipment to help him stand again.
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Tony
Regaining confidence and fitness after brain injury at work
Tony didn’t leave his home for a year following a brain injury caused by a work accident. Find out how Physio Matters helped him build his confidence and regain his quality of life through hydrotherapy and gym work. Continue Reading
Alex
Living an active life with Cerebral Palsy – and playing music too
22-year-old Alex was born with Cerebral Palsy and is a permanent wheelchair user. With help from his dad Les, find out how we helped Alex live a more active life – which now includes playing keyboard in a band.
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Joan & Ernie
Friendship through physio rehab for care home residents
Joan and Ernie lived in the same residential care home. Ernie suffered multiple strokes which left him reliant on a walking frame, while 91-year-old Joan became immobile after having a bad fall. Watch Joan and Ernie explain how Physio Matters helped them both exceed their goals.
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Lee
Enjoying sports as therapy after a Stroke
Lee was initially left as a wheelchair user following a Stroke in 2005 and needed a hoist for transfers. Now he engages with a wide range of activities as part of his rehab. Find out how Physio Matters helped Lee improve his mobility and core strength through adaptive sports.
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Latest News
Kirsty Achieves 50 Day Milestone
Well done to Kirsty Agnew, Specialist Neurological Physiotherapist at Physio Matters, who has reached a 50 Day Milestone during an amazing challenge she has set herself during lockdown – to run every day for 100 days to raise money for charity The Silver Line. As she explains in the video below, Kirsty was supposed… Continue Reading
Welcome Back Eleanor & Andie!
Physio Matters are delighted to welcome back two of our team who have now been ‘un-furloughed’ due to increased demand for our online neuro physio rehab services. Eleanor Jones, Senior Neurological Physiotherapist and Andie Hardy, Administrative Assistant, have both returned to work after being furloughed for 2 months during the COVID-19 lockdown. Eleanor is now… Continue Reading
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