We are specialists in orthopaedic and musculoskeletal care and can offer our patients a unique service, drawing on years of direct experience with joint replacement preparation and recovery, arthritis and sports injuries as well as common conditions such as back pain.
Horder Healthcare offers a specialist musculoskeletal physiotherapy service to NHS, self pay and privately insured patients from The Horder Centre and our clinics within Kent and Sussex. We provide expert service and treatment affordably priced at just £50 for the initial consultation and £35 for follow up appointments.
Our physiotherapists are all highly qualified at assessing the root cause of any joint, muscle and nerve discomfort or dysfunction. To book an appointment with one of our experts please complete an appointment request form today and we will aim to respond to all enquiries within one working day.
In addition to joint replacement surgery we have created a list of common conditions and how a variety of physiotherapy techniques can help achieve an optimum result for every patient.
As a leading provider for physiotherapy and musculoskeletal services we are committed to the advancement of healthcare and the improvement of clinical standards nationally.
Horder Healthcare offers physiotherapy services from The Horder Centre and several clinics located in the South East. We provide expert service and treatment affordably priced at just £50 for the initial consultation and £35 for follow up appointments. If you would like an appointment with one of our physiotherapists, please complete the form or call us on 01892 601466.
In addition to joint replacement surgery, we have created a list of common conditions and how a variety of physiotherapy techniques can help achieve an optimum result for every patient.
We offer a range of health and wellbeing classes led by our physiotherapists and fitness experts.
Classes in Crowborough
Classes in Seaford
Classes in Tunbridge Wells
All of our Physiotherapists are Members of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (MCSP) and registered with the Health Professions Council (HPC) and attend regular training and development activities to ensure current evidence-based practice.
“As a sportsman himself, Russell really understands how to treat sporting injuries and he knows what is going on. I think many physios are book trained but they don’t have the same knowledge as he does. Russell is also incredibly personable so now when I hear of anyone who has a sporting injury and needs physio I recommend they see him.”
“I decided to fight to get back to my sport. My wife, a chiropractor, knew of the Horder Centre’s reputation so I decided to have physio there. I have to say that without the input of the physiotherapists, first Sam, then Annemarie, at The Horder, I don’t think I’d have got the 95% movement back in my arm. It helps if you’ve got a fighting mentality, and you’re not going to accept the injury, but the work they did was essential. It was quite radical physio and there were many sessions but it worked and I am forever in their debt.”
“My surgeon, Sam Rajaratnam, my physiotherapist, Hannah Munn and I all worked together to ensure a swift recovery from the operation. It now means that I can undertake my wheelchair transfers with less pain and manage to mobilise over very short distances with crutches and orthotics.
From my first consultation to the moment I left, the service at The Horder Centre was first class. There is clear emphasis on genuine care, compassion, cleanliness, empathy and viewing the patient holistically."