FAQs - Sports Injury & Physio Treaments in Bradford
Helpful answers about our clinic, treatments, pricing, and booking process
At Apex Physiotherapy Clinic, we understand that choosing the right physiotherapy provider comes with questions. Below, we’ve answered the most common queries about our clinic, pricing, sports injury and physio treatments in Bradford, and what to expect when visiting us.
About the Clinic
What is Apex Physiotherapy Clinic?
Apex Physiotherapy Clinic is a private physiotherapy and sports injury clinic based in Apperley Bridge, Bradford. We provide evidence-based treatment for pain, injury, and rehabilitation, both in-clinic and through home visits.
Who is the lead physiotherapist at Apex Physiotherapy Clinic?
The clinic is led by Muhammed Gaibee, a HCPC-registered physiotherapist, CSP member, and Senior Physiotherapist within the NHS. He holds a Master’s degree in Sports Medicine and Physiotherapy.
What makes Apex Physiotherapy Clinic different from other physio clinics in Bradford?
We focus on:
Evidence-based, assessment-led treatment
Clear explanations without jargon
Personalised rehabilitation plans
Transparent pricing with no hidden costs
Direct MRI and imaging referrals where clinically needed
Location & Accessibility
Where is Apex Physiotherapy Clinic located?
We are based in Apperley Bridge, Bradford, near Woodhouse School and Aldo’s Gastropub, and just five minutes from Jets Gym.
Is there parking available at the clinic?
Yes, free on-site parking is available for patients visiting the clinic.
Is the clinic accessible for people with mobility issues?
Currently, the treatment room is upstairs and requires stair access. If this is a concern, we recommend our home visit physiotherapy service, which allows you to receive treatment in your own home.
What areas do you cover for home visits in Bradford?
We cover a 5 to 8 mile radius including:
Idle
Thackley
Greengates
Shipley
Baildon
Calverley
Eccleshill
Clayton
Bradford city centre
Services & Treatments
What physiotherapy services do you offer in Bradford?
We provide a full range of treatments including:
Injury rehabilitation
Joint mobilisation and spinal manipulation
What conditions can physiotherapy help with?
We commonly treat:
Lower back pain and sciatica
Knee and hip pain
Shoulder injuries
Sports injuries
Osteoarthritis
Post-surgical rehabilitation
Do I need a GP referral to see a physiotherapist?
No, you can book directly with Apex Physiotherapy Clinic without a GP referral.
Can you refer me for scans such as MRI or X-rays?
Yes, we can arrange direct referrals for MRI, X-ray, and ultrasound through our imaging partner when clinically appropriate.
Appointments & Booking
How do I book a physiotherapy appointment in Bradford?
You can book online via our website using our secure booking system, or contact us directly by phone or email.
How long does a physiotherapy appointment take?
Initial assessment, 60 minutes
Follow-up sessions, 30, 45, or 60 minutes depending on your needs
What happens during my first physiotherapy appointment?
Your first session includes:
A detailed assessment
Discussion of your symptoms and goals
Diagnosis and explanation
Initial treatment
A personalised recovery plan
Can I book evening or weekend appointments?
Yes, we offer flexible appointment times including evenings and Saturdays to suit your schedule
Pricing & Payments
How much does physiotherapy cost in Bradford?
Our pricing is transparent and competitive:
Initial assessment, £70
Follow-up sessions, £45 to £65
Home visits, £85 per hour
Sports massage, £35 to £55
Do you accept private health insurance?
Yes, you can pay for your treatment and receive an invoice to claim back from your insurance provider.
Treatment Experience
How many physiotherapy sessions will I need?
This depends on your condition, severity, and goals. Many patients see improvement within a few sessions, and we will outline a clear plan after your assessment.
Is physiotherapy painful?
Treatment should not be painful. Some techniques may feel uncomfortable, but they are always adjusted to your tolerance.
Will I be given exercises to do at home?
Yes, rehabilitation exercises are a key part of recovery. You will receive clear guidance to continue progress between sessions.
Sports Massage & Recovery
What is the difference between sports massage and physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy focuses on diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of injuries. Sports massage focuses on muscle recovery, tension relief, and performance support.
Do you offer deep tissue massage?
Yes, we provide deep tissue massage as part of our soft tissue therapy services.
Can massage help with back or neck pain?
Yes, massage can reduce muscle tension and improve movement. However, for long-term issues, physiotherapy may also be recommended
Home Visit Physiotherapy
Who is home visit physiotherapy suitable for?
Home visits are ideal for:
Elderly patients
Post-surgical recovery
Limited mobility
Busy professionals
What should I expect during a home visit?
You will receive the same level of care as in-clinic treatment, including assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation guidance.
Trust, Safety & Credentials
Are your physiotherapists qualified and registered?
Yes, our physiotherapists are HCPC registered and members of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, ensuring safe and professional care.
Is physiotherapy safe?
Yes, physiotherapy is a safe, evidence-based treatment when delivered by qualified professionals. All treatments are tailored to your individual condition.
Still Have Questions?
If you’re unsure about your symptoms, treatment options, or booking process, our team is here to help.