About David O'Neil Physiotherapy

David O’Neil Physiotherapy operates from Bushy Park Sports Club on Pavilion Road in Teddington, offering expert physiotherapy to those recovering from injury, surgery, or managing persistent pain and restricted movement. With a methodical approach that looks beyond surface symptoms to underlying causes, the practice provides tailored exercise programmes and hands-on treatment. It serves a wide range of patients — from recreational runners and sports enthusiasts to those dealing with post-operative rehabilitation or age-related stiffness. The practice holds a five-star rating from over fifty patients and is open on weekdays with early morning and evening appointments available.

Local area

Situated within Bushy Park Sports Club, David O’Neil Physiotherapy sits at the heart of one of Teddington’s most valued community assets, with Bushy Park itself — a Royal Park of real scale and beauty — right on the doorstep. Teddington has a strong culture of outdoor activity: runners, cyclists and walkers all make regular use of the park and riverside paths. For a physiotherapy practice, this is a fitting home. The broader Richmond borough has long prioritised health and active living, and a specialist practice of this kind meets a genuine and ongoing local need.

Why choose David O'Neil Physiotherapy

With weekday appointments running from 8am until 7 or 8pm, David O’Neil Physiotherapy offers the kind of flexibility that suits working residents and those managing busy family lives. The practice’s location at Bushy Park Sports Club makes it naturally accessible to active local people, while the analytical, root-cause approach — highly rated by over fifty patients — appeals to those who want to understand their condition, not just manage it. For residents in Teddington, Twickenham, or the wider Richmond area seeking a thorough, personable physiotherapist, this is a well-established and trusted local option.

Services

  • Injury rehabilitation
  • Post-operative physiotherapy
  • Mobility and movement assessment
  • Tailored exercise programming
  • Sports injury treatment
  • Management of long-term musculoskeletal conditions
  • Pain assessment and treatment planning

Ideal for: Local residents managing long-term pain or stiffness, Runners and recreational sports participants, Post-surgery rehabilitation patients, Older adults seeking improved mobility, Active adults in the Teddington and Richmond area.

Frequently asked questions

Where exactly is David O'Neil Physiotherapy located?

The practice is based at Bushy Park Sports Club, Pavilion Road, Teddington, TW11 0EL — conveniently close to Bushy Park itself.

What are the opening hours?

The practice is open Monday to Thursday from 8am to 8pm and on Fridays from 8am to 7pm. It is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.

Can I contact the practice by phone?

Yes. You can reach David O’Neil Physiotherapy by calling +44 7551 973485 during opening hours.

What kinds of conditions does the practice treat?

Based on available information, the practice treats sports injuries, post-surgical rehabilitation, long-term stiffness, and general mobility issues, with a particular focus on identifying the underlying cause of each patient’s problem.

Is there a website where I can find out more?

Yes — you can visit www.davidoneilphysiotherapy.co.uk for further information about the practice.

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