Medical Letters
Essential for maintaining continuity of care
These letters are essential for maintaining continuity of care, facilitating collaboration among healthcare professionals, providing a written record of medical information, and ensuring that patients receive appropriate care and follow-up based on their medical history and current condition.
When a patient needs specialised care or consultation from another healthcare provider, their physiotherapist may write a referral letter. This letter introduces the patient and provides relevant medical history and reasons for the referral.
These letters certify an individual’s medical condition for purposes such as sick leave from work or school, disability claims, or fitness for specific activities. They provide details about the patient’s health condition and may specify limitations or requirements for accommodations.
Medical letters facilitate communication between different healthcare professionals involved in a patient’s care. They may include updates on the patient’s condition, treatment progress, test results, and any changes in management plans including request for further imagery investigations.
After a consultation or visit, healthcare providers might send follow-up letters to patients or other healthcare professionals. These letters may summarise the discussion, outline treatment plans, suggest further investigations, or provide recommendations for ongoing care.
In legal cases or insurance claims, medical letters can serve as supporting documents, detailing medical opinions, assessments, or treatments relevant to the case or claim.
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Treatment Information
We treat a multitude of conditions:
Sports Injuries
Post-op Rehabilitation
Arthritis
Frozen Shoulder
Sciatica
Posture Problems
Fibromyalgia
Whiplash
Hip Pain
Back Pain
Neck Pain
Rotator Cuff Strains
Muscle Strains
Knee Pain
Repetitive Strain Injuries
COPD
Neck Related Headaches
Neurological Disorders
Physio Prices:
As of Jan-24
Physiotherapy Initial Consultation
£80
Physiotherapy Initial Consultation
plus acupuncture
£90
Physio follow up (includes acupuncture treatment) up to half an hour
£55
1 Hour long acupuncture session
£90
1 Hour long physio treatment
£75
Sports massage (half hour)
£30
Sports massage (hour)
£60
Medical letter, including MRI scan request (in addition to session)
£50
FAQs
Please note our cancellation policy for 2025:
> Cancellations with less than 24 hours’ notice OR non-attendance = 100% of the session fee
> Cancellations between 24–48 hours’ notice = 50% of the session fee
> Cancellations made with more than 48 hours’ notice = no charge
Please note: These timeframes refer to working days only (Monday to Saturday) and exclude Sundays and bank holidays.
Example:
If your appointment is at 2pm on a Tuesday, then:
> Cancelling after 2pm on Monday, or not showing up at all = 100% charge
> Cancelling between 2pm on Saturday and 2pm on Monday = 50% charge
> Cancelling before 2pm on Saturday = no charge
This helps us keep things running smoothly and ensures that appointment times can be offered to clients who may be waiting.
The best way to find us is to use google maps to pint point our location. The shop front is clearly marked with the clinic signage and entrance can be gained through the white framed glass door. When you arrive please take a seat and wait for your therapist to collect you at your appointment time. You do not need to announce your arrival.
Please bring or wear clothing that will allow the injured area to be easily seen during your assessment.
Ladies, please wear a regular bra, not a sports bra. Please also bring any footwear that may contribute to your symptoms and/or orthotics that you are currently using for support.
Parking is available on Ropergate, usually you are able to park right outside the clinic. Please note there is a small charge for parking here to be paid at the payment machine on the street. Free parking is available at Morrisons. Ropergate Physiotherapy Clinic cannot be held responsible for parking charges incurred for incorrect parking.
