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Compare 343 physio & injury rehab across the UK. Filter by town, region and age group, and send a free enquiry.

Physiotherapists and sports therapists assess injuries, plan rehabilitation and help players return to football gradually. "Physiotherapist" is a protected title in the UK: anyone using it must be registered with the HCPC. Sports therapists and sports massage therapists are not statutorily regulated, so their training varies more. Read the guide

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By region:
Yorkshire and the Humber 57 South East 53 West Midlands 52 North West 45 South West 33 East Midlands 27 Scotland 21 East of England 19 North East 17 Wales 10 London 9
Popular towns:
Brighton 13 Leicester 13 Reading 13 Birmingham 12 Bristol 12 Hull 12 Leeds 12 Newcastle upon Tyne 11 Southampton 11 Stoke-on-Trent 11 Liverpool 10 Nuneaton 9 Southport 9 Halifax 8 London 8 Chelmsford 7 Glasgow 7 Manchester 7 Swindon 7 Blackpool 6 Chesterfield 6 Coventry 6 Ipswich 6 Plymouth 6

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Physio & Rehab FAQs

What are physio & injury rehab?

Physiotherapists and sports therapists assess injuries, plan rehabilitation and help players return to football gradually. "Physiotherapist" is a protected title in the UK: anyone using it must be registered with the HCPC. Sports therapists and sports massage therapists are not statutorily regulated, so their training varies more.

What should I look for?

HCPC registration for anyone called a physiotherapist. Experience with young athletes if the player is under 18, including growing players. A clear assessment and a written return-to-play plan. Exercises the player can do at home, explained simply. Referral to a doctor when something needs medical investigation. Communication with the club coach about what the player can and cannot do yet.

Which qualifications or registrations matter?

HCPC registration (physiotherapists): "Physiotherapist" is protected by law. Check the name on the HCPC register. Chartered Society of Physiotherapy: The professional body many UK physiotherapists belong to.

How much do physio & injury rehab cost?

Each provider sets its own prices, and they vary with the area, the age group and how often you go. 0 of the 343 listings here state a price, so ask for a written price that says what is included and what the cancellation terms are.

Are these listings checked?

Listings come from public business information and from providers who claim them. 0 here have been claimed, 0 are verified and 0 are Safeguarding checked. Featured is promoted placement (paid, or a free trial of it), not a sign that we have checked them. Always check qualifications and safeguarding yourself.

Guide

Choosing physio & injury rehab

Who it may suit

  • Players with an injury that is not getting better on its own
  • Players returning to football after injury or illness
  • Players and parents who want to understand a niggle or pain, especially during growth spurts

What to look for

  • HCPC registration for anyone called a physiotherapist
  • Experience with young athletes if the player is under 18, including growing players
  • A clear assessment and a written return-to-play plan
  • Exercises the player can do at home, explained simply
  • Referral to a doctor when something needs medical investigation
  • Communication with the club coach about what the player can and cannot do yet

Questions to ask a provider

  1. Are you HCPC registered? What is your registration number?
  2. What experience do you have with young footballers?
  3. What will the first session include?
  4. How will we know when it is safe to return to training and matches?
  5. When would you refer us to a GP or specialist?

Qualifications and registrations, and how to check them

Be careful of

  • Anyone calling themselves a physiotherapist who is not on the HCPC register
  • Promises of instant cures or guaranteed return dates

For a sudden or severe injury, severe pain or swelling, or not being able to put weight on a leg, contact a GP, NHS 111 or A&E first. This guide is not medical advice.

How these listings are sourced and checked

343 physio & injury rehab are published. 0 have been claimed by the provider, who keeps the details up to date; the rest come from public business information that the provider has not yet confirmed. 0 are verified and 0 are Safeguarding checked. 0 state the ages they serve and 0 state a price, so ask each provider for both. Featured is promoted placement (paid, or a free trial of it); it never buys a check or a badge. Always check qualifications and safeguarding yourself before booking.

Finding physio & injury rehab near you

Choose your region or town at the top of this page, or search near you with a postcode. Filters narrow the list by age group and service where providers have told us who they serve. If there is little near you, try the neighbouring region: some providers travel or run sessions in several places. Places with the most physio & injury rehab listed: Brighton (13), Leicester (13), Reading (13), Birmingham (12), Bristol (12), Hull (12).

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Guide reviewed 29 September 2026. It is general information, not professional advice.

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