Expect the very best orthopaedic physiotherapy treatment with Horder Healthcare
Our team of highly skilled physiotherapists work closely with patients to develop tailored rehabilitation programs that address individual needs, ensuring efficient and effective treatment.
We aim to ensure our patients make the most effective recovery possible in the shortest amount of time.
Why choose us?
When do I need physiotherapy?
You may need physiotherapy when you are dealing with a range of physical issues that impact your mobility, strength, or overall well-being.
We treat the following musculoskeletal and orthopaedic conditions:
- Sports injuries
- Back and neck pain
- Shoulder, arm, wrist or hand pain
- Hip, knee, ankle and foot pain
- Arthritis
- Postoperative surgery
- Postural pain
- Muscle and joint pain
Access to a physiotherapist near me
We treat self-pay, private and NHS patients for physiotherapy treatment from our local clinics in Crowborough, Seaford and Eastbourne.
Self-pay and private physiotherapy
Accessing private physiotherapy services as a self-pay or private patient offers several benefits, including flexibility, choice, and potentially faster access to treatment.
| Physiotherapy Cost * | |
|---|---|
| Initial consultation | £65 |
| Follow-up appointment | £50 |
You may refer yourself directly without a GP referral.
* Prices from 1st January 2025
NHS physiotherapy
We offer NHS physiotherapy to patients registered within East Sussex. Please ask your GP if it is possible to be referred.
For NHS physiotherapy, we are able to treat patients aged 18 and above.
After being referred or self-referring for physiotherapy, we will contact you to offer an appointment. This can be rescheduled to a more convenient date, time, and location by calling our Bookings team on 01892 601466.
Physiotherapy treatments available
Our team of physiotherapists are highly qualified at assessing the cause of joint, muscle and nerve pain and use a range of physiotherapy treatment methods to give you the very best possible outcome.
These can include:
- Sports injury rehabilitation
- Joint mobilisation and manual therapy
- Electrotherapy (ultrasound and interferential)
- Sports and Therapeutic massage
- Acupuncture for pain relief
- Spinal core stability retraining
- Class work and one-to-one
- Traditional Pilates
- Modified Pilates
- Exercise class for knee pain associated with arthritis
- Postural education
- Corrective exercise
- Post operative rehabilitation
Please note, available treatments may vary depending on your location.
What to expect from your first physiotherapy appointment
Your initial appointment will take up to 45 minutes, with subsequent appointments lasting up to 30 minutes. For your first appointment, please arrive 10 minutes early to complete a health questionnaire so we can provide treatment tailored to your needs.
The Physiotherapy department undertakes clinical student placements, therefore, you may be asked if you would mind being assessed and treated by a student who will be working under the supervision of a qualified Physiotherapist.
Assessment
Our Physiotherapist will assess your past medical history, current symptoms, and its impact on you to help diagnose the root cause.
Treatment
Depending on the outcome of your assessment, a personalised treatment plan will be created and treatment will begin if appropriate.
Home Management
We will provide advice on managing your condition at home, including activity modifications, posture correction, and pain management techniques.
Research
You may be asked to take part in research projects the Physiotherapy team are conducting. If interested, you will be asked questions or to do things specific to that project.
Patient story: Harry Kendall
Sports physiotherapy is just one of the many physiotherapy treatments available at Horder Healthcare.
When international decathlete Harry Kendall developed hip and groin pain that jeopardised his career, his search for a local physiotherapist led him to The Horder Centre.
This video follows Harry’s patient journey and highlights the successful treatment plan implemented by our physiotherapy team.
More Patient stories
Patient Resources
The guide leaflets below have been written and designed by the Physiotherapy team to provide more guidance to our patients on how to manage certain conditions, such as hip impingement, lateral hip pain and patellofemoral pain. Each document contains a brief explanation of the condition, how diagnosis is made, as well as recommended exercises. To download the pdf please click on the links below.
How to manage my Lateral Hip Pain
How to manage my Hip Impingement
How to manage my Patellofemoral Pain
Physiotherapy FAQs
