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Real availability. Prices on the page, and most insurers billed directly.
This week
This week
| Tomorrow 08:00 | Assessment · 45 min | Free |
| Tomorrow 09:00 | Assessment · 45 min | Taken |
| Tomorrow 18:30 | Follow-up · 30 min | Free |
| Thursday 07:30 | Assessment · 45 min | Free |
| Thursday 19:00 | Return-to-play testing · 60 min | Free |
| Saturday 09:30 | Follow-up · 30 min | Taken |
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Assessment
€6545 min
What happened, what it is, and how long it will realistically take. You leave with a plan and a timeline, in writing.
- Full assessment
- A written plan and timeline
- First treatment included
- A letter to your doctor or club if one is needed
Follow-up
€4530 min
Treatment and progression. Most people need between four and eight of these, and I will tell you when you no longer do.
- Hands-on where it helps
- Programme progressed each time
- Everything logged so we can see the trend
Return-to-play testing
€12060 min
The full battery against the published criteria. Useful before you go back, and before a club signs you off.
- Strength symmetry
- Hop battery, filmed
- Movement quality under fatigue
- A written report for you and your club
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Questions
Questions
Do I need a GP referral?
No. You can book directly. If I think you need a scan, a surgeon or a second opinion, I will say so and write to your doctor — that is a normal part of the job, not a failure of it.
Do you take insurance?
Yes, most major providers. Bring your authorisation number to the first appointment and I will invoice them directly where the policy allows it.
How soon can I be seen?
Usually within the week, and often within 48 hours for something acute. The times on the booking page are real availability.
Will you store my medical records here?
No. This website takes a name, a contact and a reason for visiting, and nothing else. Clinical notes live in the practice system, which is built for it and regulated accordingly. A website that starts collecting that becomes a data problem, not a convenience.
Can you work with my club's staff?
Yes, and for anything significant I would rather. If you have a coach or an S&C coach, a shared plan is the difference between a return and a reinjury. I will write to them with your permission.
What if the timeline you give me is longer than the one I want?
Then I will give you the longer one anyway, with the criteria attached, and you can decide. The people who reinjure are almost always the ones who were told what they wanted to hear.