Cannock sits on the edge of Cannock Chase, a protected landscape of heath and woodland. Our HCPC-registered physiotherapists visit across Cannock, Hednesford and Heath Hayes, helping people get back to walking comfortably. You do not need a GP referral to book, and travel costs you nothing extra.
Cannock Chase became an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in 1958.
Cannock Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty: The scenic Cannock Chase landscape and town centre church precinct in southern Staffordshire.
Cannock Chase began as a royal hunting forest. In 1290 it was granted to the Bishop of Lichfield as a private chase, and its heath and woodland survive today as a protected landscape.
Underneath, there was coal. Mining on the Chase goes back to at least 1298 and carried on for some 700 years, until Littleton Colliery closed in 1993. Towns such as Hednesford grew up around the pits.
In the First World War the Chase held one of the largest military training camps in England, and cemeteries from that time can still be visited. Castle Ring, the largest Iron Age hillfort in Staffordshire, stands within it.
Four areas we focus on in Cannock, starting with hip replacement.
A new hip needs the right movement at the right time. We follow your surgeon’s precautions, help you manage pain and swelling, and rebuild strength and walking in your own home. We also practise the everyday jobs that matter: the bed, the chair, the bath and the car.
First month’s aimPain and swelling settling, a steadier walk, and the everyday movements done safely.
What happens after a joint replacementWe use a balance assessment to see where you are, then build leg power and balance with exercises you can do at home. A home hazard check is part of the plan.
First month’s aimBetter balance, and the biggest hazards at home put right.
How falls prevention worksLeg heaviness, back pain and a short walking distance can all come from the spine. We work on posture, flexibility and strength, and on pacing, so you can walk further with less discomfort.
First month’s aimA clearer idea of what eases symptoms, and a routine that helps you walk further.
Joint pain treatment at homeMS can change from week to week. We work on walking, balance, strength and managing fatigue, and teach pacing so a good day is not followed by a bad one.
First month’s aimA plan that flexes with your symptoms, and ways to stay mobile.
Neuro-rehabilitation at homeFor many people, recovery means getting back outside. Tell us where you want to walk, and we will work back from it.
We follow discharge notes from Cannock Chase Hospital and Stafford Hospital, so rehabilitation at home carries on where the ward finished.
Cannock Chase Hospital
Stafford Hospital
Contact us when you know your discharge date. Family can do this for you.
Share your discharge notes if you have them.
We visit for a full assessment and agree what you want to be able to do.
Your plan is written down, and with your permission your GP or consultant hears how you are getting on.
Cannock is around 15 to 20 minutes north of our Walsall base by the A34 or A460. Travel is never charged.
60 minutes · £90
A full check of strength, movement, balance and pain, in your own living room. We listen first, then agree goals with you.
Part of the first visit
Stairs, bathroom, bed and favourite chair. We spot the hazards and suggest the quick fixes.
45 minutes · £80
Hands-on treatment and guided exercise. Family or carers are welcome to join in and learn how to help.
Reviewed every visit
Short, clear exercises for the days between visits, changed as you get stronger.
Every visit is delivered by an HCPC-registered physiotherapist who travels out to you in Cannock.
HCPC PH108630
Payal is an advanced clinical specialist in stroke, traumatic brain injuries (TBI), MS, Parkinson's disease, and progressive neurological conditions with extensive community and inpatient rehabilitation expertise.
HCPC PH106181
Manisha brings 15 years of post-graduate clinical experience in neurological and musculoskeletal rehabilitation, specializing in patient education, mobility enhancement, and aquatic therapy.
Travel to your home in Cannock is included. There are no mileage surcharges or hidden fees.
Initial Clinical Assessment
£90
60 Minutes
Standard Treatment Session
£80
45 Minutes
5-Session Recovery Bundle
£380
Save £20
10-Session Realign Block
£720
Save £80
We visit homes across WS11 and WS12. Find your area below.
Yes, we cover all WS11 and WS12 postcodes including Cannock Town Centre, Hednesford, Heath Hayes, Chadsmoor, Bridgtown, and Hawks Green.
Yes, we coordinate directly with discharge notes from Cannock Chase Hospital and Stafford Hospital to continue post-operative and mobility care at home.
No special preparation is needed. We ask only for a clear 2m x 2m indoor floor space. Our clinicians bring all required therapy equipment.
It combines the Berg Balance Scale evaluation, lower-limb power exercises, proprioception drills, and a comprehensive home hazard safety audit.
Our therapists travel Northbound via the A34 or A460, reaching Cannock homes in approximately 15-20 minutes with all travel included.
Yes. Our WS11 and WS12 cover includes the estates and villages on the edge of the Chase. If you are not sure whether your address is covered, give us a call.
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Tell us what you want to get back to, and we will tell you how we can help.
Getting to you: Direct Northbound route from Walsall hub via A34 (Stafford Road) or A460 / M6 Toll Corridor. Travel time approximately 15-20 minutes.
In a medical emergency, call 999.