Advanced Home Physiotherapy

Rose Ashton 

on Google

7 months ago

After being in severe pain and unable to stand or walk unaided we found Martin Degroodt and he assessed my problem. He was encouraging from the beginning and with gentle exercises and good advice I began to improve. With further visits and additional exercises I am now recovering well. I cannot recommend Martin more highly as without his help and advice I would not feel so much improved and able to walk and stand independently. 

Stein 

on Google

a year ago

My wife has Parkinson, dementia and was newly operated for broken hip. Martin has got her moving again. I can only give him my best recommendation. Not only is he very professional but also, as a person, very pleasant to deal with. We both do look forward to his visits. S 

Ann Mentz 

on Google

a year ago

Martin Degroodt came to my husband and I at home with a strong recommendation. He treats us both consecutively with carefully structured individual plans. Martin is highly observant, keenly analytical, realistic and kind. He acts with great skill while imparting a sense of confidence and calm. Understanding and sensitivity underly his practice. We look forward to our weekly sessions working through a progressive range of exercises with a sense of precision and achievment while secure in our personal safety. Martin's professi... read more

Gillian 

on Google

a year ago

Since being helped by Martin with bi-weekly physiotherapy sessions from earlier this year, my elderly 92 yr old mother has gone from strength to strength. She has amazed the carers in her residential home by progressing from not being able to stand unaided or without a Sara-Stedy to assist, to walking with a frame from room to room and around the garden. Coming from a long stay in hospital with little movement outside of a bed for weeks on end, it looked as though mum's walking days were over. However, with Martins patient i... read more

Val McDonald 

on Google

a year ago

My mum was hit by a car as she was crossing a road at the start of the year which resulted in a fractured hip, broken ribs, head trauma and a long stay in hospital. When she came out of hospital, she had very limited movement, was using a frame to get up and down and was in a lot of pain. She was keen to get back to normal, as quickly as possible. Which for her meant no walking sticks, despite the hospital saying that it was unlikely that she would be able to get around without them. I found Martin through Google and I liked... read more