About Good Physio
What Good Physio covers, how it is paid for and what it will never do, from the team that puts its clinic lists together.
A stiff back after a long drive, a knee that complains on every run, a heel that hurts with the first step of the morning. Most people put up with it for weeks and then search in a hurry, without knowing whether they need a physio, an osteopath, a chiropractor or a podiatrist. Good Physio gathers those clinics in UK towns and cities in one place and sorts them by what each one actually treats.
Five trades, one town at a time
Each town has separate lists of physiotherapists, osteopaths, chiropractors, podiatrists and chiropodists, and sports massage therapists, wherever enough of them practise there. Sports injury physios, neurological physios, pelvic health physios and verruca treatment have town pages of their own. Every clinic has a page with what it treats, where it is, when it opens, what it charges when it publishes its fees and how to get in touch.
What we are not
Good Physio is not a clinic and gives no medical advice. We do not diagnose, recommend treatments, take bookings or pass your details to anyone, and the site costs you nothing to use. We cannot tell you which practitioner is right for your problem. Your GP, NHS 111 or a registered clinician can.
How the site pays its way
There is no advertising. Clinics already on a list can choose two optional plans. Pro adds contact buttons, a photo gallery, the clinical team and more detail to a clinic page. Top gives a clinic one of the first three places in a list it chooses. Both are labelled wherever they appear and neither can buy a clinic onto a list.
Who writes it
The lists and pages are put together and reviewed by the Good Physio editorial team. If something on a page is out of date, write to info@goodphysio.uk and we will look at it.