Physiotherapists
in Chester

Katie Copeland’s Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Clinic situated in the heart of Chester City Centre was founded in 1987 and by virtue of its continued excellent reputation has grown from a ‘one man band’ to the present day where there are now three experienced chartered physiotherapists and a massage therapist who have a wealth of knowledge.

We are a highly professional Physiotherapy Clinic with a friendly personal touch. We not only administer Physiotherapy treatment, offering pain relief but also specialise in rehabilitation.

Grosvenor Street Physiotherapy in Mold have been helping local people to deal with their injuries and ongoing treatment of a variety of ailments in a calm and welcoming environment.

As an advanced specialist neurological rehabilitation facility, The Rehab Physio is proud to be bringing neurological physiotherapy to the people of North West England and surrounding areas. We're here to provide you with skilled and experienced physiotherapists backed by the latest technology — the kind of people, advanced techniques and equipment that can optimise recovery from neurological and major traumatic injury.

Back to Health’s clinics are centres of excellence for musculoskeletal healthcare and are best known for the chiropractic management of back, neck and joint pain. Set up in 2006, Back to Health provides expert, evidence-based, patient-centred care from its three convenient clinics in Chester, Mold and Wrexham.

Chris Malkin MSc Sport & Exercise Physiotherapy, BSc (Hons), MCSP, HCPC Chris has a local, sporting background having been educated at St Anselm’s College, Birkenhead and playing football for Tranmere Rovers FC at Prenton Park.

At Aigburth Physiotherapy and Sports Clinic, we promise our patients professional, personalised treatment and rehabilitation programmes, to help get you moving again. Whether your pain relates to an accident, a sports injury or occupational postures, we use our many years of experience to give you the support and advice you need.

Jason is a director of ‘Focus’ and still very much a practicing clinician, fulfilling a clinical physiotherapy role, as well as undertaking ergonomic work. Jason graduated from Liverpool University School of Physiotherapy in 1992. His formative Physiotherapy years were spent working at Aintree University Hospital.