Our experienced chartered physiotherapists provide a comprehensive range of services enhanced by sub specialisation, intensive CME, and a state of the art range of equipment.

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Treatment areas include:

Muscular disorders
Joint disorders
Ligament disorders
Orthopaedic disorders
Custom Orthotics and Foot disorders
Custom Appliances and Aids Assessment
Podiatry
Neurological disorders
Spinal disorders
Congenital disorders
Sports Injuries
Circulatory and Respiratory disorders
Rehabilitation
Biomechanics assessment



Treatment Modalities used include:

Manual Therapies including Trigger Point Release, Spinal Manipulations, Musculo Skeletal Mobilisations, Muscle Stretching / Relaxation / Strengthening techniques, Respiratory therapies, Neuro Muscular rehabilitation, Friction Massage, Lymph Drainage. 

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Comprehensive clinic equipment includes:

'Mindray DigiPrince DP-6600' Ultrasound Scanner
'Zamar' Cryotherapy unit
Thermatherapy suites including:
      Chattanooga Hydrocollator' and 'Enraf Nonius'
'Gallium Midi' Laser System
'Neurotech' Neuro-Muscular Stimulator
'Sharp Shape' 3D Foot Scanner
'TOG GaitScan' dynamic Foot Scanner
'Vasotrain' vacuum compression unit
'Curapuls' Shortwave unit
'DigiT Trac' Traction unit
Shuttle Balance stability training system
Chattanooga Isolator training system
'Endomed' Interferential units
'Sonoplus' ultrasound therapy units
                                                                 'Bentlon' Chiropody suite
                                                                 'Micro Medical' Lung function testing unit.
                                                                 'MultiDopplex' Limb vascular pressure unit
                                                                 Ergometer

Warning: 'Physiotherapy' is the professional title recognised in Ireland by the Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists (ISCP), the World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT) and the Health and Social Care Professionals Council. 'Physical therapy' is a term used by some private Irish enterprises for their graduates and is not so recognised. Such use of the term 'physical therapy' is illegal in various countries but not in Ireland. The WCPT has long called for the resultant confusion within and outside Ireland to be addressed by Irish state regulations.
​See a WCPT article on the issue at: http://www.wcpt.org/node/30236

Check that an individual physiotherapist is chartered and registered with the ISCP at : ICSP Physiotherapists