Home Visit Physiotherapist Dublin

Home visit physiotherapy is ideal for people who find it difficult, painful or unsafe to travel to a clinic. This includes older adults, people recovering from surgery or hospitalisation, people with mobility or balance problems, neurological conditions, chronic pain, injuries, and anyone who simply prefers to receive physiotherapy in the comfort of their own home.

Your physiotherapist will assess your symptoms, mobility, strength and functional ability before creating a personalised treatment plan. Depending on your condition, treatment may include hands-on therapy, exercise therapy, mobility and balance training, rehabilitation, pain management and advice for managing your condition at home.

Yes. One of the major advantages of home physiotherapy is that your physiotherapist can assess how you actually move and function in your own environment — including stairs, chairs, beds, bathrooms and other areas that may affect your mobility or safety.

Yes. Home physiotherapy can be particularly helpful following surgery or hospital discharge when travelling to a clinic may be difficult. Treatment can focus on regaining strength, mobility, confidence and independence while helping you safely return to your normal activities.

Yes. We encourage it. Family members or carers can see the exercises, learn how to help safely and ask questions during the visit. Your physiotherapist can also provide guidance on mobility and safe assistance at home.

We provide home physiotherapy for a wide range of conditions, including back and neck pain, shoulder and knee problems, sports and musculoskeletal injuries, post-operative rehabilitation, mobility problems, balance difficulties, neurological conditions and age-related mobility issues.

Yes. Physiotherapy can help assess strength, balance, walking and mobility, and develop an exercise and rehabilitation programme aimed at improving confidence and reducing the risk of falls.

The length of your appointment depends on your condition, assessment and treatment needs. Your physiotherapist can advise you about the expected appointment duration when you book.

Wear comfortable clothing that allows your physiotherapist to assess the affected area and movement. If you have hospital discharge letters, referral letters, scan reports or a list of medications relevant to your condition, have these available.

Home physiotherapy may be appropriate when pain makes travelling difficult, but your physiotherapist will first determine whether physiotherapy is suitable for your symptoms. If you have severe or rapidly worsening symptoms, significant weakness, loss of sensation, or another urgent medical concern, you should seek appropriate medical assessment.

We visit across North Dublin, including Swords and Santry, as well as Dublin 15 and Dublin 11. We can also visit other areas, including parts of South Dublin, depending on availability. The price depends on distance, fuel and any toll costs. Call us to confirm your area. Home visits are also available to nursing homes and day-care centres.

Home visit pricing depends on your location and the complexity of your care needs, so we don't list a fixed price online. Contact us and we'll give you a clear quote before booking anything.

We recommend giving at least 48 hours notice for home visits where possible. For urgent problems, such as acute back pain or other muscle and joint conditions, we may be able to arrange an earlier visit, subject to availability. Please call us to check.

No GP referral is needed — you can contact us directly to arrange an appointment.

Home visits are carried out by our CORU-registered chartered physiotherapists, Dimple Chovishya and Shahul Hameed. When you call, we tell you who is coming and agree the visit with you. A female physiotherapist is available on request.

Yes. Dublin 15 and Dublin 11 are among our main home visit areas. If your address is nearby but not on our list, call us and we will confirm.

A female physiotherapist is available on request. Please ask when you call, and we will confirm who can visit.

Cover for physiotherapy, and for home visits specifically, depends on your policy, so please check with your insurer.

No, we're a private physiotherapy practice and don't accept the Medical Card, in line with private practices generally — the Medical Card covers physiotherapy through the public HSE system, which is separate from private clinics like ours.