Chartered Physiotherapists Wicklow
Rathnew & Ashford
Our Ashford clinic has recently moved up to our Back Care Pilates studio space.
Please note this is accessed via stairs. For ground floor access, please book into our Rathnew Clinic.
Call 0404-49781, or click to email
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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WHY US?
EDUCATED
EXPERIENCED
FREE PARKING
FLEXIBLE TIMES
Appointments from 7.30am Monday to Friday.
ACCESSIBLE
Conveniently located in Ashford and Rathnew, both easily accessed off the M11.
CERTIFIED
We are proud members of the Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists and CORU registered.
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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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Change of Ashford Premises
From June 1st, we will be streamlining our Ashford services to have our pilates and physiotherapy appointments under the same roof! We will be moving our Ashford treatment space into our bright and spacious Back Care Pilates studio just up the road (pictured above),...
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