Coventry knows what rebuilding takes. We bring that patience to your recovery at home, from a first stroke rehabilitation session to a steady walk after a fall. Our HCPC-registered physiotherapists visit across Coventry. No GP referral is needed and travel is included.
St Michael’s Cathedral was reduced to a shell in the Second World War, and its ruins now stand beside Basil Spence’s new cathedral.
Coventry Cathedral & Lady Godiva Statue: The world-famous ruins of St Michael’s Cathedral standing alongside the modern Sir Basil Spence Cathedral.
1043
Earl Leofric and Lady Godiva endow a Benedictine monastery, the start of Coventry. The famous ride through the streets is a later legend, first written down over a century after her death.
1700s and 1800s
Coventry becomes one of Britain’s three main centres of watch and clock making.
1896
Daimler opens a factory. Bicycle makers turn to motor cars, and by 1913 there are 23 car makers in the city.
The Second World War
Firebombing destroys much of the city centre and leaves the old cathedral a shell. Basil Spence’s new cathedral is built alongside the ruins.
1977
The Specials form in Coventry and help launch 2 Tone, a mix of ska and punk with a message of racial unity.
2021
Coventry is UK City of Culture.
Four areas we focus on in Coventry. Each one links to the full guide.
After a stroke, one side of the body can feel unfamiliar. We retrain movement in the arm and leg step by step, with standing balance and walking practice built around your own home. Your physiotherapist shows family how to help without taking over.
First month’s aimStart rebuilding movement on the affected side, and practise standing and transferring safely.
How stroke rehab works at homeFrailty is not a fixed state. Gentle, regular, supervised exercise can bring strength and stamina back. We start from what is manageable today and build towards getting up from a chair, walking around the house and managing the stairs.
First month’s aimBuild strength and stamina for the everyday movements that matter most to you.
Elderly rehabilitation at homeAfter a hip, knee or fracture operation, the first weeks set the tone. We help you manage pain and swelling, restore movement and get walking again, following your surgeon’s guidance, in the rooms where you will actually be moving about.
First month’s aimPain and swelling under control, and a clear, safe progression in the weeks ahead.
Post-surgical rehab at homePersistent neck or low back pain wears people down. We look at how you sit, stand and move around your home, then agree a mix of hands-on treatment and exercise that you can keep up.
First month’s aimUnderstand what helps and what does not, and start a routine you can sustain.
Joint pain treatment at homeWe are based in Walsall, so we plan Coventry visits with you in advance and agree a time that suits you.
A full check of strength, movement, balance and pain, in your own living room. We listen first, then agree goals with you.
Stairs, bathroom, bed and favourite chair. We spot the hazards and suggest the quick fixes.
Hands-on treatment and guided exercise. Family or carers are welcome to join in and learn how to help.
Short, clear exercises for the days between visits, changed as you get stronger.
Coming home from Walsgrave can feel like falling off a cliff. We review your discharge documentation so rehabilitation carries on without a gap.
University Hospital Coventry (Walsgrave)
University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust
Book online or call us. A relative can do it on your behalf.
Share your discharge documents when you can. We read them before we visit.
At the first visit we assess movement, strength and balance, and look around your home.
You leave with a written plan, and with your permission we update your GP or consultant.
Every visit is delivered by an HCPC-registered physiotherapist who travels to you in Coventry. Manisha’s experience in neurological rehabilitation suits much of our stroke work.
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 Coventry 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 in every Coventry postcode district. Find your area below.
Yes, our mobile physiotherapists cover all Coventry postcodes CV1 through CV8 including Earlsdon, Cheylesmore, Foleshill, Radford, Wyken, and Stoke.
No referral is required. You can book directly with our clinical desk online or by phone for an at-home assessment.
We provide neuroplasticity motor retraining, spasticity management, arm/hand function drills, standing balance work, and gait re-education.
Yes, we review discharge documentation from UHCW Walsgrave to ensure seamless continuation of post-op orthopaedic or neurological pathways.
Yes, transparent flat-rate pricing (£90 initial assessment, £80 follow-up) includes all travel to CV postcode addresses.
Our base is in Walsall, around 35 minutes from Coventry. Travel is never charged, and we agree a visit time with you in advance.
Yes. Many families arrange it from a distance. You can book online or call on their behalf, and with their permission we can keep you updated.
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Tell us how things are at the moment and we will explain what we can do. There is no referral to arrange and nowhere to travel to.
Getting to you: Southeast access via A45 / A46 or M6 Southbound to J2/J3. Travel time approximately 35 minutes from Walsall hub.
In a medical emergency, call 999.