Registered, and named correctly
Physiotherapist is a protected title in the UK. Everyone we call a physiotherapist is on the HCPC Register, with the number on their profile.
London · In clinic and at home
Movement needs a clear plan.
From back pain to rehabilitation after surgery, we plan your course of treatment around a proper first assessment, then you continue with the same physiotherapist in clinic or at home.
Please bring along
Any referral letter, insurer authorisation and recent scan reports.
- 01Self referral welcomeOr via GP, consultant, insurer
- 02A plan made for youReviewed, never promised
- 03In clinic or at homeArea by area visit map
- 04Exercises on your phoneQR linked home programme
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Treatment programmes
Every programme starts with its own question.
How many sessions you need varies from person to person. These outlines are not promises; they show what we discuss at your first assessment.
- 01
Back and neck pain
- Who it is for
- Persistent back or neck pain, disc symptoms or pain linked to desk work.
- At the first assessment
- Which movements make it worse, how you sit and stand, what your days involve.
- 02
Post surgery rehabilitation
- Who it is for
- After knee or hip replacement, meniscus repair or shoulder surgery.
- At the first assessment
- Your surgeon’s notes, the movement limits you were given and how you walk.
- 03
Sports injuries
- Who it is for
- Sprains, tendon problems or injuries that keep coming back.
- At the first assessment
- What your sport demands, your training load and when you hope to return.
- 04
Neurological rehabilitation
- Who it is for
- People living with stroke, Parkinson’s or MS, and their families.
- At the first assessment
- Balance, getting up and around, and obstacles at home; we can start with a home visit.
- 05
Clinical Pilates
- Who it is for
- Patients continuing after rehabilitation with physio led exercise.
- At the first assessment
- An assessment first, then a one to one or small group plan.
- 06
Scoliosis and posture
- Who it is for
- Children and adults with diagnosed scoliosis or postural problems.
- At the first assessment
- Your medical reports and how you sit, carry and move during the day.
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Our approach
We explain the process instead of making promises.
Sessions planned for you
No fixed number of sessions on the phone. The first assessment sets a starting plan; we update it together at each review.
One physio, two settings
If treatment moves from clinic to home, the physiotherapist who knows you makes the visit.
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Your programme in your pocket
A QR code on your printed programme opens short exercise pages on your phone. No patient faces appear in our videos.
My home programme
Knee programme · week 2
- Heel slides2 sets of 10
- Bridging2 sets of 8
- Wall squatPain free range
QR code on your printed sheet
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Your course of treatment
From first call to final review, know what comes next.
Tap or hover over a step to follow the line.
Refer yourself, or come via your GP, consultant or insurer. If you need a medical opinion first, we say so.
By form, phone or WhatsApp. We ask for your area up front and offer visit days if a home visit is possible.
We record range of movement, strength and balance, then agree a starting plan together.
In clinic or at home, with a QR linked home programme for the days in between.
At set points we review the plan together, liaise with your GP where needed and agree whether to continue or finish.
Bring to your first visit
- Any referral letter
- Insurer authorisation, if you have one
- Recent scan reports
- Comfortable clothes
Physiotherapist is a protected title regulated by the HCPC. Our claims follow CAP Code rule 12.1.
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Home visits
The areas we visit, clearly on the map.
Choose your area or tap it on the map to see visit days. Outside our area, we suggest seeing us in clinic.
No area selected yet. The clinic is the marked point.
- Regular home visits
- By appointment
- Outside our area
What we ask before a home visit
- Full address, floor and lift access
- Any referral letter or medical reports
- A little space to move around
Not to scale; area boundaries are simplified.
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Questions
What people usually ask
Do I need a referral from my doctor?
No. In the UK you can refer yourself for private physiotherapy, although some insurers ask for a GP referral first. If your symptoms need a medical opinion, we will tell you.
How many sessions will I need?
It depends on you and your condition, so we give no fixed number on the phone. The first assessment sets a starting plan that we review together.
What do I need for a home visit?
A little space, comfortable clothes and any reports you have. We bring the equipment.
Why are there no recovery stories on this site?
Under the CAP Code, treatment claims must be backed by evidence, and one story can suggest an outcome nobody can promise. We explain the process instead.
How is Clinical Pilates different from a studio class?
Here it is part of rehabilitation: you are assessed first, and a physiotherapist chooses and supervises exercises to match your plan. No class passes.
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Contact
Tell us what you need and we will call you back.
This is an initial enquiry; we confirm a time once we know your area.
- Phone+44 000 0000 0000
- WhatsApp+44 000 0000 0000
- Emailhello@kavis.example
- ClinicLondon
- Opening hoursWeekdays 8.30am to 7.30pm, Saturday mornings