About PhysioCare Blackrock
The group says it starts with a biomechanical assessment to find why an injury occurred, then combines hands-on manual therapy with targeted rehabilitation exercises. It follows a fix, manage or refer policy.
The website lists six clinics: Blanchardstown, Butterfield, Castleknock, Mount Merrion, Lucan and Rathfarnham. It offers same-day appointments for urgent sports injuries and acute back pain.
- Established 2001
- CORU-registered physiotherapists
- Same-day urgent appointments
- 1-to-1 clinical Pilates
- Tendon clinic and shockwave therapy
What they offer
- One-to-one physiotherapyTailored treatment combining hands-on therapy, exercise and advice
- Manual therapy
- Massage therapy
- Shockwave therapy
- Electro therapy
- Vestibular rehab
- 1-to-1 clinical PilatesPersonalised sessions guided by a physiotherapist
- Tendon clinicAssessment and treatment of tendon pain throughout the body
- Custom orthotics
- Women's health physiotherapyPregnancy, postpartum, pelvic health and menopause support
- Men's health physiotherapy
- Senior's health physiotherapy
Before you go
Who it is for
- Elite athletes and people recovering from everyday injuries
- Women, men and older adults seeking specialist physiotherapy
What they treat
- Back pain
- Neck pain
- Sports injuries
- Joint pain
- Post-surgery rehabilitation
- Achilles tendinopathy
- Patellar tendinopathy
- Plantar fasciitis
- Tennis elbow
- Rotator cuff tendinopathy
Location
87A Booterstown Ave, Blackrock
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible car park
- Wheelchair accessible toilet
Questions people ask
Where is PhysioCare Blackrock?
PhysioCare Blackrock is at 87A Booterstown Ave, Blackrock in Booterstown.
How do I book PhysioCare Blackrock?
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