Calderwick’s two-room clinic
Physiotherapy at an unhurried pace
A full 60-minute first appointment, so we can properly understand your body, find the cause of the pain, and start hands-on treatment on day one.
- Self-referral welcome, no GP letter needed
- Step-free access & free parking at the door
Calm, private treatment rooms
Never a shared curtain or a rushed schedule
Example form for this concept. To book, ring 01632 960752.
Self-referral welcome
Book directly with a physiotherapist, without waiting for a GP appointment or paperwork.
60-minute first visit
Time to listen, a full look at how you move, and hands-on treatment starting on day one.
Evening appointments
Until 7pm Monday to Thursday, so you don’t have to interrupt your working day.
Step-free access
Level from the pavement to the couch, with wide doorways and both rooms on the ground floor.
What we treat
Conditions we treat with care
Every problem gets a thorough look at how you move, and a plan built around your daily life.
Back pain
Sciatica, disc problems, the ache from long days on your feet, and sudden muscle spasm.
Neck & shoulder
Shoulder impingement, tension headaches, frozen shoulder and long-standing upper back tightness.
Sports injuries
Hamstring strains, Achilles pain, runner’s knee, ankle sprains and a planned return to your sport.
After surgery
A measured, step-by-step programme after a knee or hip replacement, ligament repair or back surgery.
Joint pain
Arthritis that is making life harder, knee tendon pain, stiff hips and getting movement back.
Posture & desk strain
Neck and upper back stiffness from computer work, and aches from repeating the same movement all day.
Your first visit
What happens during your first 60 minutes
No rushed twenty-minute slots. Your first appointment gives you time to be properly heard, examined and treated before you leave.
- 20 mins
Detailed history
An unhurried conversation about when your pain began, what makes it worse, your day-to-day life and what you miss doing most.
Listening, and mapping the timeline
- 15 mins
Physical assessment
We watch how you move and check joint range and strength, using simple tests to find what is causing the problem.
Movement and strength tests
- 15 mins
Hands-on treatment
Treatment starts on day one: joint mobilisation, soft tissue work and techniques to ease the worst of the symptoms.
Relief before you leave
- 10 mins
Clear recovery plan
You leave knowing what is wrong, with two or three home exercises and an honest idea of how long recovery should take.
Your plan sent to your email
Straightforward fees
Treatments & transparent fees
No clinic surcharges or unexpected extras. Everything your care needs is included.
Initial assessment & treatment
RecommendedA full examination, a clear explanation of what is going on, your first hands-on treatment and a written plan.
60 minutes full duration
£70Self-pay or insuredFollow-up appointment
Hands-on treatment, a check on progress and your exercises moved on as you improve.
45 minutes
£55Per sessionSports rehabilitation
Running and movement analysis, strength and spring work, tendon loading and a graded return to sport.
45 minutes
£60Per sessionRehabilitation after surgery
Working to the guidance from your surgeon, with gentle scar care and getting the joint moving again.
45 minutes
£60Per sessionClinical Pilates small group
Max 5 peopleMat work led by a physiotherapist, for a steadier back, a stronger core and confidence in moving.
55 minutes
£18Drop-in or pack of 6
Health insurance & receipts
You get an itemised receipt after every appointment, ready to send to your health insurer or employer cash plan. Prices are indicative for this concept.
The clinic team
Your dedicated practitioners
Three experienced physiotherapists, and you see the same one from your first visit to your last.
- Lead clinicianBook with Hannah
Hannah Reid
Clinic lead and physiotherapist
Hannah has spent fourteen years helping people with back and neck pain. She sees most first visits, particularly sciatica and neck strain that has lasted a long time.
- Sports specialistBook with Tom
Tom Okafor
Physiotherapist
Tom looks after the runners, footballers and climbers. He pairs gradual strength work with hands-on treatment, and runs the evening clinics.
- After-surgery leadBook with Priya
Priya Lal
Physiotherapist and Pilates teacher
Priya leads rehabilitation after knee and hip surgery, and teaches the small Pilates groups on Tuesday and Thursday mornings.
The team members are fictional, written for this concept.
Patient feedback
Calm recovery in Calderwick
Sample reviews written for this concept.
“The 60-minute first appointment makes all the difference. Hannah took the time to test each movement, explain what was happening in my lower back without any jargon, and treated it there and then.”
CalderwickDavid M.
Lower back pain
“The rooms are lovely and peaceful, nothing like the crowded clinics I’ve been to before. Tom helped me build my Achilles back up so I could finish my first half marathon pain-free.”
Ashwin GreenRachel T.
Achilles pain
“Parking right outside and level access made it so much easier when walking was hard after my knee replacement. Priya’s steady guidance got my bend back weeks ahead of plan.”
KelsowArthur H.
After knee surgery
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before visiting the clinic.
Do I need a doctor’s referral to book?
No. You can book directly with us without seeing your GP first. If the assessment shows you need a scan or a specialist’s opinion, we will write to your GP and explain why.
What should I wear to my appointment?
Something loose that lets you move easily. For a back, hip or knee problem, shorts are best; for a neck or shoulder, a vest top or loose T-shirt lets us see how the joint moves. Both treatment rooms are private, with space to change.
Can I claim back through private health insurance?
Many health insurance policies and employer cash plans cover physiotherapy. Check with your insurer before your first visit, as most ask for an authorisation code. You pay at each appointment and we give you an itemised receipt to send in.
How does a 60-minute first appointment help?
Short slots often leave time for little more than a sheet of exercises. An hour lets us look at the whole picture, explain clearly what is wrong, start hands-on treatment on the first visit and check you can do your home exercises properly.
Is there parking available on site?
Yes. There are three free bays directly in front of the clinic, including one accessible bay, and free street parking along Wren Lane. Calderwick station is a level seven-minute walk.
Finding us
Clinic location & opening times
Tucked away on Wren Lane in the middle of Calderwick, a quiet two-room practice away from the traffic noise.
Wren Lane Physiotherapy
3 Wren Lane, Calderwick
A level seven-minute walk from Calderwick station
Clinic opening hours
| Monday – Thursday | 08:00 – 19:00 |
|---|---|
| Friday | 08:00 – 17:00 |
| Saturday | 09:00 – 13:00 |
| Sunday | Closed |
A recent injury? Ring at 8am; we keep a few same-day appointments free each morning.
Calderwick town centre
Just off the High Street, opposite the parish garden. Follow Wren Lane for 60 metres.
Ring for directions- Level street pavement
- Three free parking bays
Start your recovery
Ready to move with ease?
Book your 60-minute first appointment, or speak to the clinic first if you have any questions before booking.
No doctor’s referral needed · Itemised receipts for health insurance
Wren Lane Physiotherapy
A quiet rehabilitation clinic in Calderwick, focused on thorough assessment, hands-on treatment and staying well for the long term.
3 Wren Lane, Calderwick
Telephone: 01632 960752
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Direct enquiries
Have a question about a condition or recovery after surgery? Our clinic lead answers emails every day.
appointments@wrenlanephysio.example
First appointments usually within the week
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