SMARTPHYSIO offers a comprehensive range of evidence-based physiotherapy treatments delivered by Chartered Physiotherapists (MCSP, HCPC-registered) across four London clinics (Hampstead, Highgate, Bishopsgate, Soho), at home, in care homes and in offices anywhere in London. Treatments include general physiotherapy, sports physiotherapy, back pain treatment, elderly care, pre- and post-surgery rehabilitation, neuro physiotherapy, shockwave therapy, workplace health, women's health physiotherapy, strength and conditioning, and sleep physiotherapy. A full overview of treatments offered: General physiotherapy. Assessment and treatment for muscle, joint and nerve problems — the foundation of what SMARTPHYSIO does, covering hands-on therapy, exercise prescription, posture and movement work Sports physiotherapy. Acute and overuse sports injuries, biomechanical assessment, return-to-play planning, and performance work for runners, gym-goers, racket-sport players, footballers, rugby players and other athletes Back pain treatment. Acute and chronic lower back pain, sciatica, disc-related pain, postural strain, and post-surgical back pain — combining manual therapy, exercise and nerve mobilisation Elderly care physiotherapy. Falls prevention, balance work, post-hospital recovery, strength and mobility for older adults, and home-environment review Pre- and post-surgery rehabilitation. Prehab to prepare for surgery and structured rehab afterwards, covering hip and knee replacement, ACL reconstruction, spinal surgery, shoulder repair, foot and ankle, and other operations Neuro physiotherapy. Stroke, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, brain injury, and other neurological conditions, with focus on gait, balance, strength and function Shockwave therapy. For chronic tendinopathies (Achilles, plantar fascia, tennis elbow, patellar), calcific shoulder, and other stubborn musculoskeletal conditions where first-line treatment has not produced enough change Workplace health. Ergonomic assessments, DSE reviews, individual and team physiotherapy at your office, and employee wellbeing programmes Women's health physiotherapy. Pelvic floor work, pre- and postnatal physiotherapy, and other women's health conditions Strength and conditioning. Physiotherapy-led S&C for injury prevention, performance, healthy ageing and rehabilitation, delivered for athletes and non-athletes alike Sleep physiotherapy. Led by Sammy Margo MCSP, author of The Good Sleep Guide. Covers pain-related sleep disturbance, sleeping position, mattress and pillow review, and the pain-sleep loop Within each treatment area, the toolkit typically includes manual therapy (joint mobilisation, soft tissue work), exercise prescription, neuromuscular training, gait and balance retraining, postural work, dry needling where appropriate, electrotherapy modalities including shockwave, ergonomic and lifestyle advice, and structured home exercise programmes. Treatment is always tailored to the individual and to evidence-based practice. To book an initial assessment for any SMARTPHYSIO treatment, call 020 7435 4910 or use online booking for clinic appointments. Home, care home and office visits are booked by phone or the home visit enquiry form. The team will normally arrange a first appointment within 24 to 48 hours, in clinic or at home anywhere in London. No GP referral is needed and major UK insurers are recognised.

SMARTPHYSIO treats a wide range of musculoskeletal, neurological, post-surgical, sports and age-related conditions. The team covers everything from acute injuries (back pain, sports injuries, RSI) through chronic conditions (arthritis, chronic spinal pain, fibromyalgia, hypermobility) to neurological and respiratory conditions (Parkinson's, stroke, MS, chest conditions). Treatment is offered at four London clinics (Hampstead, Highgate, Bishopsgate, Soho), at home, in care homes and in offices anywhere in London. Conditions regularly treated: Aches and pains. General muscle, joint and nerve aches affecting one area or multiple areas of the body Sports injuries. Acute injuries (ankle sprains, hamstring strains, ligament injuries, dislocations) and overuse injuries (runner's knee, ITB syndrome, shin splints, tennis elbow) Parkinson's disease. Gait, balance, freezing episodes, cueing techniques, falls prevention, and support through all stages Arthritis. Osteoarthritis (hip, knee, hand, spine), rheumatoid arthritis and other inflammatory arthritis, working alongside medical management Strokes. Early rehabilitation, ongoing recovery, gait retraining and return-to-function support Chest conditions. COPD, post-pneumonia recovery, post-COVID respiratory symptoms, bronchiectasis, cystic fibrosis, and post-surgical airway clearance — for both adults and children Sciatica. Nerve pain radiating from the lower back into the buttock and leg, with nerve mobilisation and graded loading Nerve pain. Peripheral nerve compression, neuropathic pain and related conditions Repetitive strain injury (RSI). Work-related upper-limb conditions affecting hands, wrists, elbows, shoulders and neck Vertigo. Vestibular rehabilitation, including BPPV, and balance retraining Headaches. Tension headaches, cervicogenic headaches (neck-related) and migraine-associated neck dysfunction Chronic and acute spinal conditions. Lower back, mid-back and neck pain, disc-related conditions, spinal stenosis, post-spinal-surgery recovery Hypermobility. Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, hypermobility spectrum disorder, and joint-stabilisation work for related pain and instability Pain management. Chronic pain conditions including persistent musculoskeletal pain, fibromyalgia and post-surgical pain syndromes The team also commonly treats conditions linked to the broader treatment areas above, including post-operative recovery (hip and knee replacement, ACL reconstruction, spinal surgery, shoulder repair, foot and ankle surgery, thoracic and abdominal surgery), falls and balance problems in older adults, women's health conditions, sleep-related musculoskeletal problems, and workplace-related conditions (postural pain, DSE-related neck and shoulder pain, work-from-home musculoskeletal issues). What unites everything SMARTPHYSIO treats is that the physiotherapist will assess your specific condition, confirm whether physiotherapy is the right primary treatment, and signpost you to your GP, a specialist or another service if it is not. To book an initial assessment, call SMARTPHYSIO on 020 7435 4910 or use online booking for clinic appointments. Home, care home and office visits are booked by phone or the home visit enquiry form. The team can normally arrange a first appointment within 24 to 48 hours, in clinic or at home anywhere in London. No GP referral is needed and major UK insurers are recognised.

The SMARTPHYSIO Highgate clinic is at 244 Archway Road, London, N6 5AX, on Archway Road between Highgate and Archway. By public transport, Highgate tube station (Northern line, High Barnet branch) is about a 2-minute walk in the direction of Archway, and buses 134, 263 and 43 stop close to the clinic on Archway Road. By car, the clinic sits outside the central London Congestion Charge zone, with free 1-hour parking directly in front of the building. By public transport: Tube. Highgate station (Northern line, High Barnet branch, fare zone 3) is the nearest, around 2 minutes' walk from the clinic, heading south along Archway Road towards Archway Bus. Routes 134, 263 and 43 all stop close to the clinic on Archway Road. The closest stops are Northwood Road (stop F) and Southwood Road (stops U and HQ) Rail. There is no national rail station within direct walking distance. The Northern line connects to King's Cross St Pancras (national rail and international Eurostar), Euston (national rail) and London Bridge (national rail) without changing trains Walking from Highgate tube. Turn out of the station onto Archway Road and head south (downhill) towards Archway; the clinic is on the right after about 2 minutes By car: The clinic is outside the central London Congestion Charge zone. Archway Road is the A1, a major north-south route. From north London or the M1 / M25, follow the A1 south towards central London; the clinic is on Archway Road. From central London, head north on the A1 (Archway Road) from Archway Free on-street parking for 1 hour is available directly in front of the clinic, which is enough time for most appointments There is additional pay-and-display parking on surrounding side streets; check signs on the day as restrictions vary To book a clinic appointment at SMARTPHYSIO Highgate, use online booking or call 020 8340 9422. The team can also discuss whether a home or care home visit would suit you better if travelling to the clinic is difficult.

Yes. There is free on-street parking for 1 hour directly in front of the SMARTPHYSIO Highgate clinic on Archway Road. Additional pay-and-display parking is available on surrounding side streets. The clinic is outside the central London Congestion Charge zone, so most patients can drive in without paying a daily charge. Practical points for patients planning to drive: Free on-street parking for 1 hour directly in front of the clinic. This is normally enough time for a 30-minute follow-up appointment or a 45-minute initial assessment, but allow extra time if you anticipate the appointment running long Pay-and-display parking is available in surrounding residential side streets such as Northwood Road, Southwood Lane and Shepherds Hill. Restrictions and maximum stays vary; always check the signs on the day before walking away from your car The clinic is outside the central London Congestion Charge zone, so no Congestion Charge applies. The N6 postcode falls within the expanded Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) introduced in August 2023, so non-ULEZ-compliant vehicles pay £12.50 per day to drive in this area. ULEZ-compliant petrol and diesel cars pay no extra charge Blue Badge holders have access to disabled parking bays in some surrounding streets. Blue Badge holders are also exempt from the ULEZ charge if registered with TfL in advance For patients who cannot easily access the Highgate clinic by car or public transport, SMARTPHYSIO offers home and care home visits across London. To discuss whether a home visit would suit you better, call 020 8340 9422.

The SMARTPHYSIO Highgate clinic is on the ground floor but larger wheelchairs may not be accommodated. Important to know: Highgate tube station is not wheelchair accessible (stairs and escalators only), so patients using a wheelchair travelling by public transport will normally find buses 134, 263 and 43 the simpler option, since all London buses have ramp access and dedicated wheelchair spaces. Practical access information: The clinic is located on the ground floor but may not be accessible to larger wheelchairs, call ahead with their specific accessibility requirements. If the clinic cannot accommodate you, the team will arrange a home visit instead Tube. Highgate station is not wheelchair accessible, there are multiple flights of stairs from each entrance to the platforms (the dedicated entrance through Priory Gardens/Wood Lane involves 16 steps down to the booking hall plus an escalator to the platforms; the Archway Road entrance involves seven flights of stairs). On the High Barnet branch of the Northern line, the nearest fully step-free stations are High Barnet, Woodside Park, West Finchley and Finchley Central, all further north of Highgate Bus. All London buses (including routes 134, 263 and 43 serving the clinic) have ramp access and dedicated wheelchair spaces. For most wheelchair users, the bus is the most practical public transport option Blue Badge parking. Some on-street disabled bays are available in surrounding streets. Free 1-hour parking is also available directly in front of the clinic If you have specific access requirements (a power chair, a scooter, a need for a specific transfer surface, hoist requirements, or anything else), please call SMARTPHYSIO Highgate on 020 8340 9422 before booking and the team will confirm whether the clinic can accommodate you. Home visits and care home visits across London are available and are often the more comfortable option for patients with significant mobility needs.