No. You can self-refer yourself for family member to our services. We also welcome referrals from Case Managers, Personal Injury Lawyers and Health Care professionals. Our multidisciplinary team specialises in neurological and musculoskeletal rehabilitation, supported by advanced technology and a commitment to exceptional care.

To book an initial assessment please fill out the contact us form, or call us via the number provided.

For full breakdown of our prices and packages please call us on 01273 037400

Yes, you can. Before committing to treatment, please double-check with your insurance company, remember to mention insurance when booking your first appointment, and bring the necessary documents with you.

Each therapy session at VIM Health will vary between patients so we can’t answer this beforehand, but you can expect to be mobilising, exercising, or training in some way. The initial assessment is an hour to an hour and half in length, this will give your physio the opportunity to understand your needs and personal goals. From there they will make recommendations for follow treatment plan.

 This will provide you more details on what to expect from each session, our therapists will use a combination of hands-on-therapy and rehabilitation technology to maximise recovery outcomes.

Our initial assessments last from one hour to an hour and a half. Follow up treatments are 50 minutes in length, or 45 minutes if you are on our bursary scheme.

Yes, you are more than welcome to bring someone with you to both therapy sessions and when attending the Gym. We ask you not to bring more than two people with you to maintain a comfortable space for all attending. We have an honesty Kitchen stocked with healthy snack bars and crisps. You may help yourself to Tea for free. There is a pricelist for all other produce and piggy bank for your donation. We also have Netflix in our waiting room, for you to enjoy whilst your waiting for your session.

Results from rehabilitation therapy are very individual and can depend on the illness or injury you are recovering from, how long ago it was, and other factors such as the areas of the body that are affected.

Our key aim initially is to understand your goal. Some people may be aiming for walking again, others may want to be able to pick up a cup – we can help at either end of the spectrum of recovery and will discuss this during your initial assessment.

Therapy sessions usually include physical motion so clothing and footwear that are not restrictive are necessary. It’s also important that you feel comfortable.

Depending on your treatment, your therapist may need access to certain areas of your body too so for example, if you are working on your lower leg, shorts would be appropriate.

We have ample disabled parking located at the front of the building to ensure you can access your therapy sessions with ease. We also have a drop of bay, to allow those who can to drop off and pick up. We have more non-disabled bays located to the rear of the centre.