Specialist Areas of Practice

Find your specialist

Within our clinics, all body regions are assessed and rehabilitated at advanced specialist level. However, certain conditions represent defined centres of focused clinical expertise and structured pathway development.

These are areas in which we have developed refined assessment frameworks, stage-based rehabilitation models and, where appropriate, close collaboration with medical and surgical colleagues. They reflect depth of experience, not simply frequency of presentation.

Each specialist area below contains a central overview page with detailed sub-pages addressing specific joints or presentations where relevant.

Osteoarthritis

Osteoarthritis is one of the most common yet frequently misunderstood joint conditions. Our approach is grounded in current evidence, mechanical understanding and long-term functional planning.

Management extends beyond symptom control to include flare education, load optimisation, injection decision-making where appropriate and informed discussions around surgical pathways.

This section includes a central osteoarthritis overview, alongside detailed joint-specific pages covering hip, knee, shoulder, hand and foot involvement.

Learn more about osteoarthritis→

Tendinopathy

Persistent tendon pain requires a structured and progressive loading strategy. Tendinopathy is not simply inflammation; it reflects adaptive change within a tendon subjected to altered mechanical demand.

Our tendinopathy section provides condition-specific guidance for common presentations including Achilles, patellar, gluteal, rotator cuff and lateral elbow tendon disorders. Each page outlines diagnostic clarity, staged rehabilitation principles and realistic recovery timelines.

Learn more about tendinopathy→

Specialist Hip Rehabilitation

Hip pain is frequently oversimplified. Within our Gosport clinic, hip rehabilitation is a defined area of advanced clinical practice encompassing complex non-surgical management and structured post-surgical pathways. This includes femoroacetabular impingement syndrome (FAIS), acetabular dysplasia, gluteal tendon pathology and rehabilitation following hip arthroscopy or gluteal cuff reconstruction.

Rehabilitation protocols have been developed in collaboration with a specialist hip surgeon and are aligned with tissue healing timelines, objective strength milestones and long-term functional progression. Many individuals referred for surgical opinion improve sufficiently with structured rehabilitation that operative intervention is not required.

Learn more about specialist hip rehabilitation→

Specialist Pelvic Health Rehabilitation

Pelvic health conditions are frequently normalised or oversimplified, yet they require detailed assessment and structured management. Within our Gosport clinic, pelvic health is a defined area of advanced clinical practice encompassing vaginal prolapse, urinary incontinence, bowel dysfunction and persistent pelvic pain.

Assessment extends beyond generic strengthening advice to include evaluation of muscle tone, coordination, pressure management and hormonal context. Rehabilitation is individually tailored, stage-based and grounded in evidence, with advanced tools such as neuromuscular electrical stimulation used where clinically appropriate.

Learn more about specialist pelvic health rehabilitation→

Arrange a Specialist Assessment

If you are unsure which pathway is most appropriate, we recommend starting with a specialist assessment. This allows your clinician to identify the primary driver of symptoms and guide you toward the correct service from the outset.

You can:

• Choose your body area here→
• Contact the clinic directly for guidance→

Our role is to guide decisions with clarity, using the right tools at the right time.

Working within a wider clinical pathway

We work closely with GPs, orthopaedic consultants, imaging providers and pain services where appropriate. Care remains joined-up, evidence-informed and appropriately guided at every stage.