Physiotherapy in Pontefract
Your path to optimal health and mobility
Our physiotherapists create custom plans tailored to treat you and help you to reach your goals. Your well-being matters to us. That’s why you will always receive treatment from the same practitioner at RPC.
Arrange
Appointment
Book online, Call us: 01977 34 36 32 or email us: info@ ropergatephysio.co.uk to book a for your initial assesment.
Initial
Assessment
We will discuss your symptoms, your health and lifestyle and any other areas of concern to provide a diagnosis.
Treatment
Plan
During your initial assessment we will provide you with a customised treatment plan to commence your recovery.
Book
Today
Book online, call, email, or send us an enquiry through our contact form here. One of our practitioners will be in touch.
Physiotherapy is integral to helping individuals of all ages and conditions to restore, maintain, and improve their physical function, mobility, and overall quality of life. A Physiotherapist’s expertise is fundamental in various stages of healing and wellness, making them a vital part of the healthcare system. Physiotherapists play a crucial role in healthcare for several reasons:
Physiotherapists assist individuals in recovering from various injuries, whether they’re sports-related, due to accidents, or arising from medical conditions. They provide targeted exercises, manual therapy, and rehabilitation techniques to help patients regain strength, mobility, and function. This is also vital in post-surgical rehabilitation.
Physiotherapists help manage acute or chronic pain by employing techniques such as manual therapy, exercises, electrotherapy, and education about pain management strategies.
Physiotherapists work to restore and enhance a patient’s mobility and physical function. They design personalised treatment plans to improve range of motion, flexibility, balance, and coordination. By identifying risk factors and working on strength and balance exercises, physiotherapists can also help prevent disabilities and reduce the risk of falls, especially among the elderly population.
Physiotherapists help educate patients about their condition, proper body mechanics, ergonomics, and exercises, empowering individuals to take an active role in their own recovery and long-term health. This extends to helping individuals living with chronic conditions like arthritis, diabetes, or cardiovascular diseases; physiotherapists provide exercises and lifestyle advice to manage symptoms and improve overall health.
Physiotherapists promote overall health and fitness by guiding patients on exercise routines, injury prevention strategies, and lifestyle modifications. This includes supporting patients with their emotional and psychological well-being by offering support and motivation during challenging times.
Physiotherapists can work collaboratively with other healthcare professionals like doctors, nurses, occupational therapists, and more to ensure comprehensive and holistic care for patients.
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RPC Approach
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.
Physiotherapy FAQs
Physiotherapy can be incredibly beneficial for various conditions, injuries, and overall physical health. Physiotherapists are trained healthcare professionals who specialise in assessing, diagnosing, and treating a wide range of physical conditions and injuries. See our treatment section on physiotherapy for more information
We provide treatment for a wide range of conditions, including musculoskeletal injuries, sports injuries, neurological disorders, post-surgical rehabilitation, chronic pain management, and more. Our services are tailored to meet individual needs.
In most cases, you do not need a referral to see a physiotherapist. However, some insurance plans or healthcare systems may require a referral for coverage. Contact us, and we can assist you in determining your specific requirements.
The duration of a session varies depending on your condition and treatment plan, but it usually ranges from 30 minutes to an hour. The number of sessions needed varies widely, and your physiotherapist will discuss this with you during your initial assessment.
Yes, physiotherapy can be very effective in helping to manage and alleviate back pain. Physiotherapists are trained to assess and treat various musculoskeletal conditions, including back pain. See the list on conditions our physiotherapists can help you with.
In most cases, undergoing physiotherapy doesn’t necessarily mean you have to stop exercising altogether. In fact, physiotherapy often includes exercises as a fundamental part of the treatment plan to help improve your condition. However, the types of exercises you do may need to be modified or adjusted based on your specific injury or condition until you’re back at full function. Contact us to find out more about your particular problem.
If you have never been to physiotherapy before it can be a little daunting but rest assured knowing that our highly trained physiotherapists will guide you through the whole process. The initial consultation is about getting to the root of the problem and wider influences, it includes initial treatment and setting up a treatment plan for your physiotherapy journey to get you back to your full potential.
Physiotherapy treatments typically aim to reduce pain and improve your condition rather than cause discomfort. However, some physiotherapy techniques or exercises might cause mild discomfort during or after the session, especially if you’re recovering from an injury or dealing with a specific musculoskeletal issue. It’s essential to communicate openly with your physiotherapist about any discomfort you experience during or after treatments. They can adjust the treatment plan, modify exercises, or use alternative techniques to ensure that your sessions are tolerable and effective. It’s also normal to experience some soreness or mild discomfort after physiotherapy, similar to how you might feel after a workout. This discomfort typically subsides within a day or two as your body adjusts to the treatment and begins to heal.
The frequency of physiotherapy treatments can vary widely based on several factors including condition or Injury Severity, treatment goals, individual response to treatment. Initially, your physiotherapist may recommend more frequent sessions to kick-start your rehabilitation or manage acute pain. As you progress and improve, the frequency of sessions should decrease. Eventually, you might transition to periodic or maintenance sessions to monitor your progress, prevent relapses, or adjust the treatment plan as needed. It’s crucial to follow your physiotherapist’s recommendations regarding the frequency of sessions. Consistency in attending sessions and adhering to their prescribed exercises and home program are essential for optimal results. Communication with your physiotherapist is key. If you feel your progress isn’t as expected or if you have concerns about the frequency of sessions, discuss it with them. They can reassess your condition and modify the treatment plan accordingly.
