Physiotherapy in Canary Wharf
Unit 7, YY, 30 S Colonnade, Canary Wharf Estate, London, E14 5HX
Clinic details
Unit 7, YY, 30 S Colonnade, Canary Wharf Estate, London, E14 5HX
Nearest station: Canary Wharf (Jubilee & Elizabeth lines), 3 minute walk. West India Quay DLR is a 5 minute walk.
Phone: 07878865728
Prices: £100-£175 · 30 min £100 · 45 min £140 · 60 min / Initial Assessment £175
Available services: All services except ESWT & ForceDecks
Services and equipment at Canary Wharf
- Full MSK assessment and hands-on treatment
- Sports rehabilitation and return-to-sport planning
- Pre and post-operative rehabilitation
- TMJ therapy
- Dynamometry strength testing
- Gym-based rehabilitation space
Back & Spine Physiotherapy at Canary Wharf
Back and neck pain, including disc-related symptoms, nerve irritation and desk-related discomfort, are assessed and treated at our Canary Wharf clinic. We combine hands-on treatment with progressive rehabilitation and gym-based exercise to help you return to work, training and everyday activity. See our Gym-based physiotherapy page for more detail.
Shoulder Physiotherapy at Canary Wharf
Shoulder pain from rotator cuff problems, impingement, frozen shoulder, instability and post-operative recovery is treated at Canary Wharf. Assessment guides a practical programme of hands-on care, mobility work and progressive strengthening for your specific demands. See our Sports injury physiotherapy page for more detail.
Knee Physiotherapy at Canary Wharf
We treat knee pain, meniscal and ligament injuries, patellofemoral pain and post-operative rehabilitation at our Canary Wharf clinic. Strength and movement are assessed throughout rehabilitation so your return to normal activity or sport is based on progress rather than guesswork. See our Knee and ACL rehabilitation page for more detail.
Who you will see
Ilias Paschopoulos · Senior MSK and Sports Physiotherapist
Ilias Paschopoulos is the founder of IP Physio and a senior MSK and Sports Physiotherapist. A former Chelsea FC Academy Physiotherapist and Tatler Address Book listed clinician, he specialises in knee and lower limb injuries, sports rehabilitation, pre and post-operative rehab and TMJ therapy. Every appointment is one-to-one, hands-on and guided by objective data.
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Canary Wharf clinic FAQs
Do I need a GP referral to book?+
No. Physiotherapists in the UK are autonomous practitioners, so you can book directly. Some private insurers do require a GP or consultant referral before authorising treatment, so check your policy if you plan to claim.
How do I get to the Canary Wharf clinic?+
Canary Wharf (Jubilee & Elizabeth lines), 3 minute walk. West India Quay DLR is a 5 minute walk.
How long are the appointments?+
Self-pay initial assessments and follow-ups are 60 minutes. Bupa and AXA Health appointments are 45 minutes initial and 30 minutes follow-up; all other insurers are 60 minutes.
What should I wear?+
Comfortable, loose clothing that allows access to the area being treated. Shorts are ideal for lower limb problems, a vest or loose top for shoulder and upper limb problems.
Do you treat back and spine problems at Canary Wharf?+
Yes. Back pain, neck pain, disc-related symptoms and nerve irritation are assessed and treated at the Canary Wharf clinic.
Is shoulder physiotherapy available at Canary Wharf?+
Yes. Rotator cuff problems, impingement, frozen shoulder, instability and post-operative shoulder rehabilitation are treated at Canary Wharf.
Do you treat knee pain at Canary Wharf?+
Yes. Knee pain, meniscal and ligament injuries, patellofemoral pain and post-operative rehabilitation are treated at the Canary Wharf clinic.
Can I book online for this clinic?+
Yes, you can book online or use our Get in Touch form and we will come back to you.
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