Naveen Ramakrishnan MCSP HCPC — chartered musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapist. No referral needed.
The Wirral is a long peninsula, and getting across it for a clinic appointment can mean a slow drive or an awkward train connection — particularly if you are already in pain, post-operative, or trying not to aggravate a back that dislikes sitting. Treating you at home removes that journey entirely.
I cover the peninsula from Birkenhead and Wallasey in the east across to West Kirby and Hoylake, and south through Heswall and Bebington. Sessions are an hour, which is long enough for a proper assessment, hands-on treatment, and time to walk through your exercise programme rather than being handed a leaflet on the way out.
Common reasons Wirral patients get in touch: persistent low back pain, shoulder problems that have stopped responding to rest, knee pain after running the coastal paths, and rehabilitation after hip or knee replacement where travelling to appointments is the hardest part.
I travel via the Kingsway tunnel or the M53 depending on where you are — no parking or tunnel costs are passed on to you.
£90 home visit · £75 online
One-hour sessions. No hidden fees, no travel surcharge.
No. Tunnel tolls and travel time are absorbed into the standard £90 home-visit price, whether you're in Birkenhead five minutes from the tunnel or out at West Kirby. There's no mileage charge and no call-out fee.
The whole peninsula: Birkenhead, Wallasey and Bebington in the east, across to Hoylake and West Kirby on the coast, and down through Heswall to Neston. If you're just over the Cheshire border, ask — coverage is about driving time, not a strict boundary.
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.