We provide physiotherapy services for individuals, businesses and insurers, bringing together assessment, treatment, rehabilitation and practical advice. Our approach places you at the centre of your care, with a focus on understanding your difficulties and helping you develop the skills to manage your condition confidently.
From one community clinic to 85+ locations
Ann Physiocare was founded by Mani in 2012 as a small, community-focused physiotherapy clinic. Drawing on his experience in musculoskeletal, neurological and community physiotherapy, Mani set out to create a service centred on accessible, high-quality care tailored to each patient’s individual needs. What began as a local clinic has since grown into a trusted network of more than 85 locations across England, Scotland and Wales. Despite this growth, Ann Physiocare remains committed to its original community-focused values, helping people manage pain, improve mobility and regain confidence in their everyday lives. Today, our experienced physiotherapy teams support patients with a wide range of conditions and rehabilitation needs. Through personalised assessment, practical treatment and ongoing guidance, we aim to help every patient achieve meaningful, lasting progress and enjoy a better quality of life.
Our growth has been built around a commitment to approachable service, personalised treatment and care within the communities we serve. Today, we support private patients and people referred through NHS pathways in West Berkshire and East Kent, combining the reach of a wider clinic network with attention to individual needs.
Professional, practical, personal
Three core values guide the way we approach patient care.
Professional
We believe care should be delivered with skill, clear communication and respect. We take your concerns seriously and help you understand the purpose of your treatment.
Practical
Physiotherapy should connect with everyday life. We focus on meaningful goals and advice you can put into practice, helping you take an active role in managing your condition.
Personal
Your experience, circumstances and priorities matter. We listen and work with you to develop an approach that reflects your needs, giving you greater confidence and ownership of your recovery.
The people behind your care
Our service brings together experienced physiotherapists and an administration team who support patients throughout their journey.
Our physiotherapists
Registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) and members of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP). They take a holistic approach, considering your symptoms, movement and individual circumstances when planning treatment.
Our administration team
Helps with appointment arrangements and enquiries, while our online systems give you access to bookings and your prescribed exercise information.
How we approach your care
Understanding your needs is the starting point. We combine assessment, shared goals and practical rehabilitation to help you make informed decisions about your care.
Book an appointmentUnderstanding your concerns
Your first appointment includes an assessment and physical examination, so your physiotherapist can understand your difficulties and discuss what you would like to achieve.
Agreeing meaningful goals
Together you’ll identify treatment goals. Your physiotherapist will explain the proposed approach, likely outcomes and expected recovery timeframe, and answer your questions.
Making informed choices
We want you to understand and feel comfortable with your care. You can discuss concerns, ask about the proposed treatment, and decline or withdraw consent at any time.
Supporting progress between appointments
Where appropriate, your plan may include a personalised home exercise programme, advice on managing symptoms and guidance to help reduce future recurrences.
Physiotherapy for different needs
Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy
Assessment and treatment for problems affecting muscles, joints, bones and related structures — such as back and neck pain, joint stiffness, sprains and sports injuries — using exercise rehabilitation, hands-on techniques and practical advice.
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Support for people whose health affects their ability to work, with assessment, rehabilitation and advice to maintain or improve working capability. We also work with employers to support healthier working conditions.
Learn more → HMHome Physiotherapy
Care in familiar surroundings for people who find travelling difficult — particularly helpful for those with limited mobility or who are housebound.
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Video consultations for assessment, exercise guidance and rehabilitation advice from home or work. If another approach would suit you better, your physiotherapist will discuss the next steps.
Learn more → FCEWorkplace & Functional Assessments
Functional Capacity Evaluations assess a person’s ability to perform particular work-related tasks, supporting decisions about work, rehabilitation and adjustments.
Learn more → DSEDSE Assessment
Display Screen Equipment assessments review workstation arrangements and identify opportunities for improvement, helping prevent work-related aches and strain. Available remotely or face to face.
Learn more →Committed to learning and improving
We recognise that quality care requires ongoing attention to patient experience and safety. Our approach includes learning from concerns, reviewing incidents and using feedback to improve our services — and we encourage patients to raise questions or share concerns so they can be considered and addressed.
Listening to patients, families and colleagues helps us understand where improvements are needed and supports our continuing work to strengthen the quality and safety of care.