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Geriatric Physiotherapy

Helping older adults improve strength, balance and confidence on their feet.

Geriatric Physiotherapy

Who this helps

  • Older adults who have had a fall or are worried about falling
  • People who have lost confidence walking or moving around the house
  • Those who want to maintain independence at home
  • Family members concerned about a parent's mobility or safety

Conditions and symptoms we treat

Falls prevention
Balance problems
Reduced mobility
Post-fall rehabilitation
Deconditioning after illness or hospital stay
Osteoarthritis
General weakness
Reduced confidence

Your treatment journey

1

Get in touch

You or a family member can call or message us.

2

Home assessment

We come to you and assess mobility, strength and balance.

3

Personalised plan

An exercise programme designed around your home and your goals.

4

Regular sessions

Supervised treatment and exercise, usually at home.

5

Progress review

We track improvement and adjust the programme.

Lead clinician for this service

Wajahat Hussain

Wajahat Hussain

Lead Physiotherapist

Wajahat is a highly competent and patient-centred Physiotherapist with a strong professional commitment to the assessment, management, and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal and activity-related conditions. He is dedicated to supporting individuals in pain reduction, restoration of optimal movement, and safe return to functional independence through evidence-based care.

He holds a Doctor of Physiotherapy and a Master's degree in Orthopaedic Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy, supported by a strong CPD portfolio and wide-ranging clinical experience across RAF military, NHS, and private practice settings. This combination underpins his advanced clinical reasoning, structured decision-making, and the delivery of high-quality interventions.

Wajahat adopts a highly interactive approach, emphasising clear professional communication, patient education, and shared goal setting to promote engagement throughout rehabilitation. His clinical interests lie primarily in Orthopaedic Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy, with particular expertise in spinal pain, joint dysfunction, soft tissue injuries, sports injuries, and post-operative rehabilitation. His clinical skill set encompasses manual therapy, therapeutic exercise prescription, soft tissue techniques, and pain management strategies, all integrated into structured rehabilitation programmes.

Outside clinical practice, his ongoing involvement and interest in cricket, badminton, and gym-based training further enhance his understanding of MSK, sport-specific injury demands, and performance-driven rehabilitation. He remains strongly committed to continuous professional development, clinical excellence, and delivery of high-quality care.

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