Skip to main content

Physio Assist Limited

Physiotherapy, brought to the home

Care Home Visits

Chartered, HCPC-registered physiotherapy delivered directly within care and residential homes — supporting residents' mobility, strength and independence, alongside your care team.

HCPC & CSP Registered Chartered & Fully Insured Leeds & West Yorkshire No GP Referral Needed
Physiotherapist working with a care home resident on seated exercises

What it involves

Regular, reliable physiotherapy your care home can build a routine around

We work directly with care and residential homes to provide physiotherapy on-site, so residents get the input they need without the disruption or risk of travelling to a clinic. Each resident receives a personalised assessment, followed by an individual or small-group treatment plan built around their goals and abilities.

We liaise closely with your care team throughout — sharing progress, updating care plans where relevant, and offering practical guidance to staff on safe moving, positioning and handling. Visits are scheduled to fit your home's routine, whether that's a weekly slot or ongoing support for specific residents.

  • Personalised assessment and treatment plan for each resident
  • Individual and small-group sessions, as appropriate
  • Close liaison with care staff, management and families
  • Flexible, recurring visits built around your home's routine

Who it's for

For care homes, residents and the families who care about them

Care home managers

Looking for a reliable physiotherapy partner to support residents on-site.

Residents at risk of falls

Residents whose strength, balance or mobility has started to decline.

Recovering from illness or surgery

Residents returning from hospital who need support to rebuild strength.

Families wanting reassurance

Sons, daughters and next-of-kin wanting confidence their loved one is well supported.

What to expect

Getting started, step by step

01

Initial conversation

We speak with your home's management to understand which residents need support and how you'd like sessions to run.

02

Resident assessments

Each resident is individually assessed, and a treatment plan is agreed with staff and, where appropriate, families.

03

Ongoing visits & liaison

Regular scheduled visits, with progress shared with your care team and plans adjusted as residents' needs change.

"Good physiotherapy in a care home isn't a one-off visit — it's a routine your residents and staff can rely on."

Arrange a Visit

Why choose this service

The benefits of physiotherapy on-site

  • No need to transport residents to a clinic appointment
  • Regular, scheduled visits your home can plan around
  • Individual and small-group sessions, tailored to each resident
  • Guidance for staff on safe moving, handling and positioning
  • Progress shared directly with your care team
  • Support with falls prevention and post-hospital recovery
  • Families kept informed and reassured
  • Chartered, HCPC-registered physiotherapists throughout

Ready to bring physiotherapy into your care home?

Get in touch today and we'll arrange a time to talk through your residents' needs.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Do residents need a GP referral?

No. Care homes, residents or their families can arrange sessions directly with us — no GP referral is needed.

Do you work with our care team and care plans?

Yes — we liaise closely with your care team, share progress after visits, and can help inform care plans and moving-and-handling guidance for staff.

How often do visits take place?

This is agreed with your home — some residents benefit from weekly sessions, others from a short course of visits. We build a schedule around what works for you.

How much does this service cost?

Prices start from £X per session, with rates available for regular or block-booked visits. Full details are on our Pricing page.

What areas do you cover?

We cover Leeds and the surrounding West Yorkshire area. See our Areas We Cover page for the full list of towns, or get in touch to confirm your postcode.