Many of the people who contact us are concerned for themselves or about a parent or relative who is becoming less mobile, losing confidence or finding everyday activities increasingly difficult.
We understand that arranging support for a loved one can feel overwhelming, particularly when balancing work, family and other responsibilities.
Home physiotherapy provides professional treatment in a familiar environment, allowing us to focus on the challenges that matter most in day to day life.
Families choose us because:
Treatment takes place in the comfort of home
No lengthy waiting lists
Personalised assessment and treatment plans focus on maintaining independence and confidence
Support with mobility balance and falls prevention
Extensive experience with dementia and other cognitive conditions
Direct communication with the treating physio keeping family involved and updated

The Physiotherapists was founded in Brighton by Jason Paterson an HCPC and CSP registered Physiotherapist with experience working at clinical lead level within the NHS, directly supporting people in their own homes.
Special interests include: Falls prevention. Neurological rehabilitation. Balance, mobility and strength. Extensive experience supporting older adults to remain or regain independence.
As a local independent physiotherapist, you deal directly with me, I provide your assessment and treatment, giving you continuity of care and a personalised approach.
Registered with the Health and Care Professionals Council (HCPC)
The Chartered Society of Physiotherapists (CSP)
Fully Insured with a enhanced DBS check
Older adults wanting to remain independent at home
Families arranging support for parents or relatives
People recovering after hospital discharge
Individuals experiencing falls or reduced confidence with mobility
People living with neurological conditions such as Parkinson’s or stroke
Adults with back pain, joint pain or mobility difficulties
General aches, pains and niggles – not sure what it is? Let us help you diagnose the problem and the solution
Older adults wanting to remain independent at home
Families arranging support for parents or relatives
People recovering after a hospital stay
Individuals experiencing falls or fearful of falling
People living with neurological conditions such as Parkinson’s or stroke
Adults with back pain, joint pain or mobility difficulties
Whether you’re looking for support for yourself or a family member, we’re happy to discuss your circumstances and advise whether physiotherapy may help.
Your physiotherapist will want to fully understand your situation to provide you with the most accurate diagnosis. They may enquire about your symptoms, pain occurrences, and any change in sensation you are experiencing.
People often get in touch when they notice changes that are becoming more difficult to ignore, including:
✔ A parent or relative becoming less steady on their feet
✔ Reduced confidence walking indoors or outdoors
✔ Increasing difficulty getting up from chairs or stairs
✔ Recovery after illness, injury or a hospital stay
✔ Concerns about falls or balance
✔ Ongoing back, joint or mobility problems
✔ Worries that someone is becoming less independent
Do I need a GP referral for physiotherapy?
No. You can arrange an assessment directly
without seeing your GP first.
Can I arrange physiotherapy for a parent or family member?
Yes. Family members frequently contact us to arrange assessments and support for parents or relatives.
What conditions do you commonly help with?
Back pain, muscular stiffness, Balance problems, falls, mobility difficulties, neurological conditions,
rehabilitation after illness or hospital admission.
How quickly can I be seen?
Appointment availability varies, but we aim to provide prompt assessments without long waiting lists.
If you are looking for physiotherapy in Brighton for yourself or a family member, we are happy to discuss your needs and whether treatment may be appropriate.
Whether you are recovering after illness, experiencing mobility difficulties, worried about falls, or looking to support a parent or relative, we can help guide you through the next steps.
Call: 07980339864
Email: [email protected]
Or use our contact form to arrange an assessment.
Pricing is simple. For initial Home assessment we allow for up to 45 minutes. Further sessions are up to 30 minutes long depending on what your needs are. You pay in advance for each visit at the time of booking. We have a 48 hour cancellation policy with a no quibble refund if cancelled within that time. We also offer a block rehab package for older people.
Up to 45 minutes of assessment and investigation with one of our team of online physiotherapists.
2 x 30 minute home based sessions a week for 6 weeks, specifically tailored to the individual focused on realistic goals to improve balance, strength and independence, whilst reducing risk of falls.

Families often contact us when they are worried that a parent or relative is becoming less mobile, less confident, or finding everyday activities more difficult.
Maybe they have had a fall and been seen by a NHS urgent service but now there is a long waiting list for follow up.
Home physiotherapy removes the stress of travelling to appointments and allows assessment and treatment in a familiar environment where day-to-day challenges can be seen more clearly.
People choose us because:
✔ Treatment takes place in the comfort of home
✔ No long waiting lists
✔ Tailored assessment and rehabilitation plans – An actual timebound plan to get back to independence
✔ Focus on maintaining independence and confidence
✔ Support for mobility, balance and day-to-day activities
✔ Family involvement where appropriate
Read more about how physio rehab works here
Pricing is simple. For initial home assessment we allow for up to 45 minutes and further sessions are up to 30 minutes depending on what your needs are. You pay in advance for each visit at the time of booking. We have a 48 hour cancellation policy with a no quibble refund if cancelled within that time.
2 x 30 minute home based sessions a week for 6 weeks, specifically tailored to the individual focused on realistic goals to improve balance, strength and independence, whilst reducing risk of falls.