Naveen Ramakrishnan MCSP HCPC — chartered musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapist. No referral needed.
Warrington sits between Liverpool and Manchester, which is convenient for most things and unhelpful for physiotherapy waiting lists — private clinics fill quickly and NHS MSK waits in the area can run to several months. Seeing you at home means you can usually start within the week.
I cover Warrington town centre and the surrounding villages, including Stockton Heath, Grappenhall, Lymm, Culcheth, Penketh and Great Sankey. If you work shifts at one of the distribution or manufacturing sites around the town, evening appointments are usually easier to arrange than a daytime clinic slot.
A lot of the work here is manual handling and repetitive strain: lower back pain from lifting, shoulder impingement, and knee problems in people who spend the day on their feet on hard floors. I will look at what you actually do all day, not just the painful joint.
Warrington is a straightforward run down the M62 for me, so I can often fit in appointments outside standard clinic hours.
£90 home visit · £75 online
One-hour sessions. No hidden fees, no travel surcharge.
Usually, yes. A lot of my Warrington patients work shifts at the distribution and manufacturing sites around the town, so evening home visits are something I plan for rather than an exception. Mention your shift pattern when you book and I'll fit around it where I can.
Both. Stockton Heath, Grappenhall, Lymm, Culcheth, Penketh, Great Sankey, Padgate and Appleton are all within my normal round — the M62 makes Warrington an easy run, so the villages don't cost you anything extra.
No. You can book directly with me as a chartered physiotherapist registered with the HCPC. Self-referral means you can usually be seen sooner than waiting for a GP appointment first.
Home visits and online consultations. No referral needed, and often available the same week.