CORONA VIRUS UPDATE – 13TH OCTOBER 2021
The health and safety of our patients and staff is always the top priority at Thorpes.
As we are a healthcare setting, and to protect some of our patients who are clinically vulnerable, all of our staff will continue to wear PPE. Disinfecting protocols will continue as before.
We would also kindly ask that patients wear facemasks for the health and safety of all concerned.
To view the changes to our consultation procedure please click here
To view our Covid-19 Policy click here.
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WELCOME TO
THORPES
PHYSIOTHERAPY
We exist to Educate, Motivate, Treat and Inspire our patients to be become more Mobile, Active and live Free from Pain. We know that people live busy lives and this is why we offer flexible appointments times, including early morning and evening appointments, plus we have 3 different clinic locations. You can therefore choose a location and time to best suit you!
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