Care Home Physiotherapy & Specialist Rehabilitation
At NTRehab, we provide specialist domiciliary physiotherapy for people living in care homes, nursing homes, residential homes and specialist rehabilitation units.
Our service is arranged as individual visits for one person, just like a normal physiotherapy home visit within their care home.
- HCPC-registered physiotherapists
- No GP referral required
- Visits across the Midlands
Individual care. Personal goals.
Specialist care, familiar surroundings
Expert Domiciliary Physiotherapy for Care Homes, Nursing Homes and Specialist Rehabilitation Units
Our experienced physiotherapists deliver high-quality one-to-one rehabilitation in their own environment, helping them improve mobility, maintain independence and achieve their individual goals.
We work with older adults, people recovering from illness or injury, and younger adults with complex neurological conditions, including those living in Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) units, neurological rehabilitation centres and specialist care homes.
Whether your loved one requires care home physiotherapy, neurological rehabilitation, or ongoing rehabilitation to maintain their function and independence, we provide personalised treatment designed around their needs.
What does domiciliary mean?
Treatment built around the individual
One-to-One Physiotherapy Rehabilitation
- Improving mobility and walking
- Falls prevention
- Neurological rehabilitation
- Pain management
- Functional movement practice
- Strength and balance training
- Rehabilitation following surgery, illness or injury
- ABI physiotherapy
- Joint and muscle rehabilitation
- Maintaining independence and reducing physical decline
Residential & nursing care homes
Physiotherapy in Care Homes
Many residents benefit from regular physiotherapy in care homes to maintain mobility, prevent deconditioning and improve confidence.
We work with residents who:
- Have experienced falls
- Are recovering after hospital admission
- Have reduced mobility
- Live with neurological conditions such as stroke, Parkinson’s disease or multiple sclerosis
- Have arthritis or other musculoskeletal conditions
- Require rehabilitation following orthopaedic surgery
- Need support to remain as independent as possible
Our aim is always to maximise physical ability, improve quality of life and help people remain active within their own environment.
Continuity between appointments
Supporting Care Home Staff
Effective rehabilitation doesn’t stop when the physiotherapy session ends.
We work closely with care home staff and support workers to ensure rehabilitation strategies are carried through into everyday care.
By supporting staff with practical advice and education, we help create a consistent approach that promotes safety, confidence and long-term progress.
- Safe transfers
- Appropriate walking practice
- Correct use of mobility equipment
- Positioning and postural management
- Encouraging independence with daily activities
- Exercise programmes between physiotherapy sessions
Specialist units & residential settings
ABI Physiotherapy & Neurological Rehabilitation
We have experience providing ABI physiotherapy and neurological rehabilitation for younger adults living in specialist residential settings.
Following an acquired brain injury or neurological condition, rehabilitation often extends beyond improving physical function. Our physiotherapists work towards goals that help individuals regain confidence, increase independence and participate more fully in everyday life.
Treatment may include:
- Balance and coordination training
- Walking rehabilitation
- Strength and endurance programmes
- Functional task practice
- Community mobility training
- Rehabilitation to improve confidence and participation
Every rehabilitation programme is tailored to the individual’s goals and reviewed regularly to maximise progress.
ABI means acquired brain injury. Functional task practice means working on everyday movements and activities that matter to the person.
Skills for everyday life
Community Rehabilitation
Where appropriate, rehabilitation should not be limited to the care setting.
For younger adults living in specialist care homes or ABI units, we can provide community-based physiotherapy rehabilitation, supporting people to safely re-engage with activities outside their residence.
Community rehabilitation helps individuals transfer the skills developed during therapy into real-life situations, supporting greater independence and improved quality of life.
- Visiting local gyms
- Community walking practice
- Using leisure and fitness facilities
- Improving confidence in public environments
- Developing independence within the community
- Working towards vocational or recreational goals where appropriate
Skills for everyday life
Working with Families, Care Homes & Healthcare Professionals
We work collaboratively with:
Care homes
Nursing homes
Specialist rehabilitation units
ABI units
Case managers
Occupational therapists
Speech and language therapists
GPs and consultants
Families and carers
Individual attention. Specialist experience.
Why Choose NTRehab?
- Specialist domiciliary physiotherapy
- Expert care home physiotherapy
- Advice and education for care staff
- Flexible appointments
- Experienced neurological physiotherapists
- Personalised one-to-one rehabilitation
- Community rehabilitation programmes
- Goal-focused treatment plans
Local physiotherapy, delivered to you
Care Home Physiotherapy Across the Midlands
We provide private physiotherapy visits in care homes, nursing homes and specialist units across the Midlands. Contact us with the resident’s postcode to discuss coverage and therapist availability.
Your questions answered
Care Home Physiotherapy FAQs
Information for families, care home staff and healthcare professionals considering individual physiotherapy visits.
Can you visit one person in a care home or nursing home?
Yes. We provide individual, one-to-one physiotherapy visits for people living in care homes, nursing homes, residential homes and specialist units. Each person is assessed individually and treatment is tailored to their needs and goals.
Do you offer physiotherapy packages for several residents?
Our service is individual visits for one person, rather than a physiotherapy package or a block of time for several residents. Follow-up appointments can form part of that person’s rehabilitation programme.
What is domiciliary physiotherapy?
Domiciliary physiotherapy means a physiotherapist visits the person where they live. In a care home or nursing home, this allows rehabilitation to focus on everyday movement, mobility and independence in their own environment.
Do you provide ABI physiotherapy in specialist units?
Yes. We have experience providing acquired brain injury (ABI) physiotherapy and neurological rehabilitation for younger adults living in specialist residential settings. Treatment is built around the individual’s abilities, needs and goals.
Can you work with care staff and family members?
Yes. We work closely with care home staff, support workers, families and other healthcare professionals. We can advise on transfers, mobility equipment, positioning and exercise programmes between physiotherapy sessions.
Can rehabilitation take place outside the care home?
Where appropriate, community rehabilitation can include walking practice, local gyms, leisure facilities and activities that support confidence and independence outside the residence.
Do I need a GP referral, and how do I arrange a visit?
No GP referral is required. A family member, carer, care home or healthcare professional can contact NT Rehab to discuss the person’s needs, location, appointment fees and therapist availability.
Do you provide care home physiotherapy near me?
We visit care homes, nursing homes and specialist units across the Midlands, including Sutton Coldfield, Lichfield, Wolverhampton, Solihull and Nuneaton. View all areas covered or contact us with the resident’s postcode to check availability.