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The Ashford Clinic is now closed, all appointments are operating from my Rathnew premises.
Unfortunately I am unable to accept new clients until September 2023. However if you have previously attended the clinic, or are a patient of the Wilton Clinic, please get in touch at 0404-49781, or email info@eastcoastphysio.ie
Specialists in managing back and neck pain, sports injuries, post-op rehabilitation, physical therapy and muscle and joint injuries, we are dedicated to improving your injury or problem as quickly as we can, while ensuring we keep it that way for the long term.
We are Chartered, CORU registered, and covered by all Private Health Insurance companies, such as VHI, Laya, and Irish Life Health.
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“Best physiotherapy clinic in Wicklow! Really refreshing to find somewhere so professional and who know exactly what they’re talking about. They did a fantastic job diagnosing, treating and setting up my continued recovery for a nasty shoulder injury.” – Conor Stanley
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