About Move Physio

Move Physio is a well-established physical therapy practice situated on York Street in the heart of Twickenham, offering expert care for a wide range of musculoskeletal and movement-related conditions. The practice serves local residents seeking help with sports injuries, chronic pain and rehabilitation, as well as those looking to improve their strength and mobility through one-to-one Pilates instruction. With a team known for clear communication and a personalised approach, Move Physio is accessible to wheelchair users and maintains extended weekday hours to accommodate busy schedules.

Local area

York Street sits close to Twickenham town centre, within easy reach of King Street’s shops and the mainline station with its regular services into Waterloo. For a town with such a strong sporting identity — anchored by Twickenham Stadium just up the road — having a respected physiotherapy practice nearby feels entirely fitting. The broader Richmond borough is well served by health and wellbeing businesses, but Move Physio’s long-standing presence in TW1 reflects the kind of rooted, community-minded enterprise that Twickenham residents tend to trust and return to.

Why choose Move Physio

Move Physio stands out for its genuinely extended opening hours — weekdays from 7:30 in the morning until 8:30 in the evening — making it realistic to book appointments around work or family commitments. Saturday morning sessions add further flexibility. The practice is wheelchair accessible, and the team’s reputation for taking time to understand individual needs, rather than offering one-size-fits-all treatment, is reflected in the consistently high ratings from a substantial number of reviewers. For residents managing ongoing conditions, that continuity of care and personalised attention is particularly valuable.

Services

  • Sports injury treatment
  • Chronic pain management
  • Rehabilitation programmes
  • One-to-one Pilates instruction
  • Physical therapy assessments
  • Post-injury recovery support

Ideal for: Local residents with chronic pain, Sports enthusiasts and active adults, Older adults seeking mobility support, People recovering from injury or surgery, Wheelchair users and those with accessibility needs, Residents seeking Pilates-based rehabilitation.

Frequently asked questions

What are Move Physio's opening hours?

Move Physio is open Monday to Thursday from 7:30 AM to 8:30 PM, Friday from 7:30 AM to 6:30 PM, and Saturday from 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM. The practice is closed on Sundays.

Is Move Physio accessible for wheelchair users?

Yes, Move Physio is wheelchair accessible, making it suitable for residents with mobility difficulties or those who use a wheelchair.

What types of conditions does Move Physio treat?

The practice treats a range of conditions including sports injuries and chronic pain, and also offers tailored rehabilitation programmes. One-to-one Pilates instruction is available as part of their offering.

Where is Move Physio located and how can I contact them?

Move Physio is located at 33–35 York Street, Twickenham, TW1 3JZ. You can reach them by phone on 020 8892 7274 or visit their website at movephysio.co.uk.

Is Move Physio well regarded by patients?

Move Physio holds a 5-out-of-5 rating based on 318 Google reviews, with reviewers frequently noting the team’s clear communication, encouraging manner and personalised care.

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