PULSIO Compression Therapy

This revolutionary technology allows compression of up to 250mmHg, which is higher than most on the market. It uses sensor data to measure and regulate pressure in each chamber to give you the most benefit. You can use these while training for marathons, Hyrox, motocross etc, and also for recovery post event/competition. Alternatively, you can also use them to help relieve general heavy or tired legs, arms or hips. We believe it's so important for you to use these recovery tools to work for you. So whether you want to come in and be productive and catch up with your emails, or whether you want to lie back, dim the lights and use our noise cancelling headphones to zone out and recharge, we've got you covered.

Frequently Asked Questions

If you are unsure about something have a look through our FAQs to see if the question you wish to ask has already been answered.

What should I expect on my first visit?: Your Physiotherapist will first of all have a chat with you about your condition and your medical history. You will then have a physical examination. Depending upon which area is to be examined, you may be asked to remove some clothing to allow your Physiotherapist to assess the area effectively. You will not be asked to remove anything that is not necessary. You may have a friend or relative accompany you for treatment if you wish. Your treatment options will be discussed and you will have your first treatment within your first session. If there is anything in particular you need to bring for treatment, your Physiotherapist will advise you when you book your appointment.
Is there parking?: There is parking at the clinic but it is limited. You can park next door at the train station (£1 for 1 hour) or you can park at Bury Street or Union Street car park (£1 for 2 hours)- these are approximately a 2-3 mins walk to the clinic. Please allow time for parking in case you have to park elsewhere. If you have a large vehicle, you will need to park at one of the car parks listed above. Thank you for your co-operation.
How long do I have to wait to get an appointment?: We strive to see patients within 24-48 hours of their initial enquiry.

Do I need to see my GP before I book an appointment?: There is no need to see your GP prior to booking an appointment unless you are claiming through your medical insurance (see below). Otherwise, please just give us a call and we will be happy to book you in.
What if I have medical insurance?: Most insurance companies will require you to contact them first in order to register your condition. Your insurance company will then provide you with an Authorisation number, which you will need when you book your appointment. Your treatment will then be invoiced directly to the company at the end of the treatment episode. You may be required to pay any excess relevant to your policy, or any shortfall, depending upon the level of your cover. Please note that some insurance companies will request a GP referral prior to giving authorisation for treatment. Please note we are registered with WPA, Vitality Health, AXA, AVIVA (we are not registered with Bupa)
How many treatments will I need?: Each patient is assessed on an individual basis, and at no time will you be asked to purchase a set number of treatment sessions. We try to keep the number of treatments to a minimum to keep your costs down, and you will not be expected to book more sessions than you require.
Are evening appointments available?: Jo, Matt and Hannah all offer appointments after 5pm, but these are popular appointments so please book early to avoid disappointment.

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PULSIO Compression Therapy

PULSIO Compression Therapy

Frequently Asked Questions