Yes. Our mobile physiotherapy service provides appointments in your own home, nursing home or residential setting across Warwick and related service areas, including Leamington Spa. Home visits may be particularly suitable for clients with reduced mobility, sensory changes, fatigue or difficulty travelling to a therapy centre. Your Warwick physio can assess how you move around your usual environment, review walking aids and adapt treatment to the practical demands of everyday life.

Rehabilitation can usually begin once you are medically stable and able to participate safely. After discharge from Warwick Hospital or another healthcare setting, physiotherapy can help address weakness, reduced balance, pain and loss of confidence following a stroke, neurological injury, illness or extended hospital stay. Stroke rehabilitation and balance rehabilitation may focus on improving transfers, maintaining strength and helping you restore independence. We can also provide elderly physiotherapy where age, arthritis or general deconditioning affects mobility and wellbeing.

Yes. Some people continue to make meaningful progress months or years after a stroke, although results vary between individuals. Specialist neurorehabilitation services use repeated, purposeful movement to help the brain and central nervous system adapt. Treatment may aim to improve mobility, balance, coordination, sensory awareness and confidence during everyday life. Our holistic approach considers your physical ability, environment, pain, personal goals and wider wellbeing rather than focusing only on the original diagnosis.

Your physiotherapist will complete a detailed assessment of movement, strength, balance, coordination, posture, walking and functional activities. They may also consider musculoskeletal problems, sensory symptoms, respiratory health, arthritis and the effects of any neurological condition. The assessment can include reviewing walking aids, identifying risks and discussing what you would like to achieve through therapy. Your physiotherapist will then use their neurological rehabilitation expertise to recommend a personalised treatment plan delivered with compassionate care.

The frequency of therapy depends on your diagnosis, current ability, individual goals and the level of support available between appointments. Some clients benefit from a concentrated period of treatment after hospital discharge or neurological injury, while others use ongoing rehabilitation to maintain strength, manage symptoms and preserve independence. Your physiotherapist will review progress regularly and adjust the plan where required. Where another service, such as hydrotherapy or specialist medical care, may be relevant, the team can work closely with appropriate healthcare providers.