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It is much easier to answer that question when we have met you and have had a chance to discuss your problem and examine it properly. We will discuss your problem with you and work out the best way to proceed. We believe that honesty regarding what we can and can't treat is vitally important to our patients and will always seek to do what is best for you.

If you will be using medical insurance, please check your policy as some insurance companies require a GP referral before they will pay for treatment (kindly provide us with your membership, policy and authorisation numbers). If you will be paying for the treatment yourself, then there is no need to go to your GP first, you can phone the clinic direct to book an appointment.

Any relevant information about your condition will help the Physiotherapist make an informed assessment, so if possible please have x-rays and notes on hand.

All Chartered Physiotherapists have undergone the required training and passed the necessary exams to enable them to practice. All of our physiotherapists are registered with the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists (CSP) and the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). They will have the letters MCSP and HCPC after their names showing that they are also registered. The members of Back in Motion will be pleased to show you their certificates and registration documents. Alternatively when you know the name of the physiotherapist that will be treating you, you can look up their registration on the HCPC website.

Back in Motion is recognised by most of the major insurance companies, as we are all Chartered Physiotherapists, and Members of the Health Care Professions Council. You will need to check with your insurance company prior to treatment what your policy number is and an authorisation code for this episode of care. You will be asked for these details on booking. Please be aware and inform us of your excess on your policy and how many sessions you have been initially authorised for. You will be asked to pay your excess before your treatment ends and most likely within one calendar month of starting treatment. You may pay this over the phone or in the clinic with cash or card. You will be provided with a receipt for this excess payment.