Areas of Expertise
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Physio@Home provides friendly, professional home-visit physiotherapy across Mid Cornwall, supporting people to recover, move better, and stay independent at their own pace, in the comfort of their own home.
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Home physiotherapy is particularly helpful for people who:
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find it difficult, tiring or stressful to attend a clinic
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are recovering after illness, injury, surgery or a fall
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would benefit from rehabilitation that fits around their home and daily routine
Below are the main areas where we commonly support people.
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The sections below reflect the conditions we most commonly support through home visits.
Jump to a section:
Senior Rehabilitation, Falls & Balance
Pre- & Post-operative Rehabilitation
Neurological Rehabilitation
Musculoskeletal Conditions
Amputee Rehabilitation
Support for Carers & Care Homes
Complex Needs & Palliative Support
Senior Rehabilitation, Falls & Balance
Who this is for
Older adults who feel less steady, have experienced falls, or are worried about their balance and confidence.
Common challenges we support
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Falls or near-falls
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Reduced strength, balance or endurance
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Fear of falling or loss of confidence
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Difficulty standing from chairs or walking safely
How we help at home
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Falls prevention and balance rehabilitation
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Strength and mobility programmes tailored to ability
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Walking practice and confidence-building exercises
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Advice on walking aids and home safety
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A focus on building confidence as well as physical ability
Pre-operative & Post-operative Rehabilitation
Who this is for
People preparing for surgery or recovering after operations such as joint replacements, fractures or other orthopaedic procedures.
Common challenges
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Reduced movement and stiffness
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Pain and swelling
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Difficulty walking, using stairs or transferring
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Loss of confidence after discharge from hospital
How we help at home
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Safe, progressive rehabilitation plans
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Support with walking aids and movement confidence
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Strength and mobility exercises introduced at a manageable pace
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Functional rehabilitation focused on everyday tasks
Neurological Rehabilitation
Who this is for
People living with a neurological condition who would benefit from supportive rehabilitation at home.
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Common challenges
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Changes in walking or mobility
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Weakness, stiffness or altered movement
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Balance difficulties and falls risk
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Fatigue and reduced confidence following hospital admission
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How we help at home
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Individual, goal-focused rehabilitation
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Walking re-education and balance training
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Strength and mobility exercises introduced safely
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Practice of everyday activities in familiar surroundings
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Guidance and reassurance for family members and carers
Musculoskeletal Conditions
Who this is for
People experiencing joint, back or neck problems who would prefer physiotherapy support in their own home, particularly where mobility, confidence or access to a clinic is a challenge.
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An honest note about suitability
Some acute or severe back and neck problems can benefit from hands-on treatment and access to a treatment plinth, which is often best provided in a clinic setting. We’re always happy to advise honestly if clinic-based physiotherapy may be the most appropriate option.
When home physiotherapy can work well
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Ongoing or recurrent musculoskeletal problems
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Osteoarthritis and joint-related pain
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Reduced mobility or confidence following a flare-up
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Difficulty attending clinic appointments
How we help at home
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Assessment of movement within real-life home settings
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Individual exercise programmes tailored to your ability
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Advice on pacing, flare-ups and symptom management
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Support to improve function and confidence in daily life
Amputee Rehabilitation
Who this is for
Individuals who have undergone an upper or lower limb amputation and would benefit from supportive, goal-focused rehabilitation at home.
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Home-based rehabilitation can be particularly helpful following amputation, allowing everyday movement and activities to be practised in a familiar environment.
Common challenges
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Changes in balance and mobility
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Reduced confidence with walking or transfers
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Strength and conditioning following surgery
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Adjusting to everyday tasks with or without a prosthesis
How we help at home
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Rehabilitation tailored to your stage of recovery and personal goals
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Strength, balance and mobility exercises introduced gradually
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Practice of real-life activities such as transfers and stairs
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Liaison with prosthetic services where appropriate
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Guidance and reassurance for family members or carers
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Support for Carers & Care Homes
Who this is for
Care homes, carers and families supporting individuals with mobility or rehabilitation needs.
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How we help
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Physiotherapy input within care homes and supported living environments
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Advice on safe movement, transfers and positioning
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Simple, realistic exercise programmes
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Support and reassurance for carers and care staff
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Falls prevention and mobility maintenance programmes
Complex Needs & Palliative Support
Who this is for
Individuals with complex medical needs or those requiring gentle, supportive physiotherapy during advanced illness.
How we help
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Comfort-focused, respectful physiotherapy
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Gentle movement and positioning to reduce stiffness
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Support to maintain comfort, dignity and quality of life
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Guidance and reassurance for families and carers
What to Expect from a Home Visit
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We take time to listen and understand your situation and goals
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We assess movement, walking, balance and function in your home environment
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You receive a clear, realistic plan tailored to you
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Our approach is calm, supportive and never rushed.
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Not Sure If Home Physiotherapy Is Right for You?
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If you’re unsure whether home physiotherapy is the right option, please feel free to get in touch.
We’re always happy to have a friendly, no-pressure conversation and offer honest advice.
Ready to Get Started?
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To book a home visit or ask a question:
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