Arthritis support in Glasgow

Located on Academy Street in Coatbridge, this clinic is a leading provider of professional podiatry and chiropody services. It offers a modern and spacious environment dedicated to improving the foot health of the local community. Comprehensive services include routine nail cutting, treatment for infections, and specialized diabetic foot care. The clinic also handles complex procedures such as full nail removals and the treatment of painful foot injuries. Patients receive sound preventative advice and personalized care plans to ensure long-term foot comfort.

Berkley (Kemp) Physiotherapy is an expert clinical practice located at the Great Western Golf site in Clydebank, Glasgow. The clinic provides a wide range of rehabilitative services to help patients recover from injuries and regain full mobility. Specialized treatments are available for shoulder injuries, broken wrists, and complex post-operative recovery needs. The team also offers dedicated stroke rehabilitation services, utilizing manual therapy and tailored exercise regimes.

“I have been treated successfully by Dr Lisa twice at this venue. She is amazing”

Gatehouse Veterinary Rehabilitation is a specialized pet recovery center located on Rouken Glen Road in Thornliebank, Glasgow. This facility focuses on improving the quality of life for animals through advanced physical therapy and rehabilitation techniques. The core services include veterinary physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, and specialized acupuncture for pain management. The team provides dedicated support for pets recovering from surgery or managing chronic conditions like arthritis and dysplasia.

“I’ve been seeing James once a month after he helped me with a trapped nerve in my shoulder, and lower back. I’ve continued these sessions because I’ve noticed how much it helps with my shoulders overall. I’m a hairdresser, so shoulder and neck strain is a constant part of my job — and these sessions have made a huge difference in my comfort, movement and strength. Highly recommend him — especially if your job is physical or repetitive like mine.”