Metro Physio Salford – Corona Virus information and instructions
During these unprecedented times we of course must significantly alter the way we operate and ask that you read the below. You must only attend a face to face appointment if you are comfortable with the measures we have taken, considered the risks posed and therefore give informed consent. We have carried out a full Covid-19 risk assessment at all clinics and advise the following: –
- We use the guidelines provided by the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy to justify a face to face appointment.
- If you opt for a face to face appointment, we take this as consent to contact tracing if this becomes necessary.
- You must not attend if you or anyone in your household tests positive or develops any Covid-19 symptoms.
- If you self-fund treatment, we prefer contactless or if not card payment (we do not currently accept cash)
- Please wear a face mask to the appointment and if this is not possible please email us in advance of your appointment and we will arrange to have a mask left next to the hand sanitiser in reception.
- Please attend alone unless you require a chaperone or assistance (any person attending must agree to follow the same procedures as yourself i.e. wear a face mask, be screened for covid-19 symptoms, maintain social distance as much as possible, follow a one-way flow around the clinic etc.)
- Please wait outside the building until your appointment time
- Please enter the building via the front or rear doors which will be kept open during clinic hours
- If possible do not use our toilet facilities, if used please inform the therapist to ensure the area can be disinfected.
- Please enter the clinic via the reception door which will be kept open during clinic hours. (NB no receptionist on site)
- Please only enter reception if no other person is present (except the therapist)
- Please sanitise your hands immediately upon arrival using the sanitiser and instructions provided
- We will have removed all non-essential items from waiting areas and clinic rooms.
- The treatment room and waiting area will be cleaned / disinfected before and after every patient
- The therapist will greet you in the waiting room and firstly screen you for symptoms of Covid-19
- The therapist will wear PPE as instructed by the latest guidelines of a 3-ply face mask which will be changed after every shift or if soiled, moist or damaged, disposable gloves and apron which are changed after every patient.
- At the completion of the appointment you will be asked to sanitise your hands
- The therapist will open a door from the treatment room to the corridor on your exit ensuring a one-way flow.
- PPE equipment will be disposed in line with current guidance
Salford Physiotherapy Clinic, Metro Physio
Where to Find Us: 30 The Crescent, Salford, Manchester, M5 4PF
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Treatments Provided at our Salford Physiotherapy clinic
Please note that our more specialised services such as our running assessment are not provided at all clinics.
Physiotherapy & Sport Rehabilitation
We start with a detailed assessment and examination to ensure we have a clear understanding of the problem before building your treatment plan. We will use a range of techniques and treatments to acheive the desired results.
Acupuncture
Our Salford acupuncture treatment is used in conjunction with other treatments such as manual therapy and exercise to enhance treatment outcomes by reducing pain and promoting healing. It stimulates the brain and spinal cord to produce natural chemicals such as endorphins and serotonin.
Ostenil Injection Therapy
An effective treatment for mild to moderate osteoarthritis, we inject a substance directly into a joint or tissue to achieve pain relief that typically lasts 9 – 12 months.
Sports Massage
Sports massage is a deep tissue massage used to alleviate stress and tension and to address minor issues as they occur to help prevent long term niggling injuries developing. Anyone can benefit from a sports massage, you don’t have to be a sports person!
Spinal Manipulation
A manual therapy available at Metro Physio Salford which involves manipulation of the spine to increase the range of movement. It is often used to relieve chronic lower back pain.
Sports Taping
Taping can be used to give additional support to muscles and joints to aid the recovery process and reduce pain. The tape must be applied in a specific way which is influenced by many individual factors. You should consult an expert for advice before using tape yourself.
What Our Clients Think Of Our Services
I have found the treatment with Metro Health and Wellbeing to be an integral part of my treatment as a swimmer especially in the last few weeks leading up to a major competition. The staff are very experienced, knowledgeable, supportive and informative. Assessments and treatments are clearly explained both before and after and advice and guidance given where appropriate. I find the service and staff welcoming, friendly and very accommodating with respect to appointment times. I would have no hesitation in recommending them.
Danielle Lowe
British Swimmer
Extremely pleased with treatment received at Metro Physio. Extremely professional and knowledgeable and maintains a friendly and polite approach. Would highly recommend treatment at Metro Physio to others.
Stephen Waters
I refer my clients to Metro Physio for physiotherapy and related services. I have found them extremely efficient in booking patients in for appointments and the feedback from those receiving treatment has been first class.
Des Collins
Health, Safety and Security Advisor, Frederic Robinson Brewery Ltd
Meet The Metro Physio Team
Please note that most therapists work at more than one clinic. If you wish to see a specific therapist please let us know and we will let you know which clinics they work at and at what times.
Byron Clithero
Clinic Director
Byron initially became interested in physiotherapy through his involvement in the sport of gymnastics and has never lost his passion for either.
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Nicola Lomax
Clinic Director
Nicola developed her interest in physiotherapy as a teenager whilst competing for Wirral and Merseyside athletics teams as a javelin thrower. She qualified in 2004 with a First Class BSc Honours Degree in Physiotherapy from the University of Salford.
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Kerri Davenport
Chartered Physiotherapist
Kerri became inspired to be a physiotherapist by her own experience of having physiotherapy following an injury. She graduated from Liverpool University in 2008 and immediately gained a position in the NHS as a rotational physiotherapist.
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Ben Farrelly
Clinical Lead Physiotherapist
Whilst studying for his BSc (Hons) in Sport and Exercise Science, Ben developed an interest in Physiotherapy. He pursued this interest, successfully completing his Master’s Degree in Physiotherapy at Leeds Metropolitan University.
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Greg Mylonas
Chartered Physiotherapist
At the age of 15, Greg suffered from an injury that doctors said would prevent him from continuing to play basketball. After having 4 weeks of physiotherapy, he was fit to return to competitive playing and inspired to become a physiotherapist.
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James Sweeney
Sport Rehabilitator
James first found his interest in Physical Therapy when studying Biology and Physical Education at College. He then continued to pursue this passion at the University of Bolton, where he graduated with a First-Class Honours in Sport Rehabilitation in 2017.
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John Fairclough
Clinical Lead Physiotherapist
John’s interest in physiotherapy developed whilst studying for his BSc Honours degree in Sports and Exercise Science. He soon discovered that his passion lied in the management and prevention of musculoskeletal injuries so went on to gain his Master’s degree in Physiotherapy from Leeds Metropolitan University in March 2007.
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Lewis Yuill
Senior Physiotherapist
After achieving his BSc in Physiotherapy at the University of Huddersfield in 2001 Lewis took a post with the NHS at the Royal Lancaster Infirmary and spent 15 months on rotation placements, gaining experience in a range of areas including intensive care, respiratory conditions, rehabilitation for strokes and musculoskeletal clinics.
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Becky Dean
Chartered Physiotherapist
Becky developed an interest in Physiotherapy whilst completing her undergraduate degree in BSc Sport Science. She qualified in 2016 with a First Class Honours Degree in Physiotherapy.
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Ian Buckley
Chartered Physiotherapist
Ian originally became interested in physiotherapy as a teenager whilst playing rugby. He sustained some knee and low back injuries which led to him seek the help of a physiotherapist. This, combined with his interest in biology, sculptured his interest in studying physiotherapy.
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Tom O'Sullivan
Sport Rehabilitator
Tom’s interest in sports medicine started to take root during his career as an elite gymnast. He observed teammates regularly sustaining injuries that would prevent them from training and competing.
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Carrie Antrobus
Assistant Operations Manager
Supporting and assisting the Operations Manager with the day to day running of all clinics.
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Michelle Walkling
Receptionist
Meeting and greeting patients at Metro Health & Wellbeing physiotherapy head office. The booking in process of patients and ensuring the experience with Metro Health and Wellbeing is of the highest quality from the very beginning.
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Stuart Ainsworth
Operations Manager
Overall responsibility for the standard of facilities at all clinics Overall responsibility for the training and performance of the administrators Ensure the highest standard of service is provided to all of our clients.
Read MorePhysio Salford, Manchester
Metro Physio provides expert Physiotherapy, Sports Rehabilitation, Sports Massage, Acupuncture and many other services from our Salford Clinic and across Greater Manchester and Merseyside.
Physiotherapy Salford
Our Salford Physiotherapists have all completed extensive training to ensure we provide first class care to people of all ages and abilities suffering from pain, weakness or mobility problems. Our Physios all regularly attend postgraduate training to ensure they stay up to date with current research to provide the highest level of assessment and treatment. We are so confident in the service provided that we offer a refund and your next session free if you are disappointed after any appointment. If you require physio in Salford, look no further.
Locating the Building Our Salford physio clinic located only a small distance from Sainsbury’s Superstore in Salford, Manchester and also even closer to Salford University. The building is located on the main A580 East Lancs Road leading into Manchester which then becomes the A6. We are located on this main road on the section comprising of a row of Georgian Terraced Houses named ‘The Crescent’ and we are in the middle of this terrace. Because of the road layout on ‘The Crescent’ we highly recommend that you approach us via Oldfield Road and then turn into Hulme Street which takes you directly to the car park located at the rear of our building.
Parking There is a large free car park at the rear of the clinic on Hulme Street and the postcode for this is M5 4PX, please ensure you use one of the 6 spaces labelled Metro Physio.
Accessing the Building Please use the entrance at the rear of the building which is located slightly to your left as you come out of the car park and with a sign on the rear wall with our logo. You may also use the front entrance on ‘The Crescent’ if you are getting here by public transport.
Locating Reception Reception is clearly signposted on the ground floor.
Locating The Treatment Room
The physio will take you through to the treatment room at your appointment time.