PROVIDING ELITE PHYSIOTHERAPY TO EVERYONE
At Kate Rees EPS Limited, we aim to provide a high level of assessment, diagnosis and physiotherapy treatment. We provide conventional physiotherapy and rehabilitation for many Musculoskeletal issues including post-operative care following orthopaedic surgery. We can provide elite rehabilitation for both elite and non-elite athletes with a focus on return to sporting activities.
ONLINE BOOKING
INITIAL CONSULTATION = £45
FOLLOW UP CONSULTATION = £45
If you cannot find any availability online please text your name, date of birth, telephone number and email address and we can place you on our waiting list.
The clinic is on the second floor of the building so if you have limited mobility please contact before making an appointment
Please note that a 50% charge will be issued for cancellation within 24hours of your appointment and the full amount if you do not attend.
KATE REES ELITE PHYSIOTHERAPY SERVICES LTD
Kate Rees EPS Ltd aims to provide a high level of holistic care to clients throughout the rehabilitation process. This commences with an initial diagnosis and continues throughout the recovery journey to ensure return to their full activities of daily living including sport.
ASSESSMENT & DIAGNOSIS
Providing a high level of diagnostic skills through in-depth assessment. The service has good links with radiology and orthopaedics if referral onwards is required.
TREATMENT
Many treatment options available including manual therapy, soft tissue therapy, manipulation and acupuncture. Top up and MOT treatments also available.
REHABILITATION AND RETURN TO SPORT
Providing functional rehabilitation for a return to your activities of daily living including a graded return to sport. Personal training programs will be available alongside long term rehabilitation needs.
JOINT INJECTIONS
We now offer joint injections of corticosteroid or Hyaluronic acid.
What is a corticosteroid injection?
A corticosteroid (or ‘cortisone’) is an anti-inflammatory medicine, which can be injected directly into the tissues that are causing your symptoms. It is a safer alternative to taking anti-inflammatory medication by mouth. It acts directly in the area injected and is not the same as the steroids taken by bodybuilders or athletes.
What are the benefits – why should I have a corticosteroid injection?
The injection can help to relieve swelling, pain and stiffness caused by inflammation. This may in turn help you to start your rehabilitation and return to normal activities sooner by ‘breaking the cycle’ of pain and inflammation. It can also be helpful to aid in the diagnosis of your condition if it is not clear what is responsible for your pain. You may also have a local anaesthetic injected at the same time, which gives temporary pain relief.
What Is Hyaluronic Acid?
Hyaluronic Acid is a naturally occurring substance in the human body. It is found in high concentration within all healthy joints. It forms part of the synovial fluid. It lubricates, acts as a shock absorber, filters inflammatory molecules, blocks pain receptors and facilitates nutrition of joints.
As we get older, the concentration and quality of the Hyaluronic Acid within joints diminishes. It becomes more watery and less effective at protecting the joint. It is thought that this is a contributory factor in the development of joint pain and stiffness associated with arthritis. Hyaluronic Acid can be produced synthetically and injected into arthritic joints to reduce pain and stiffness. As well as the immediate boost in the concentration of good quality Hyaluronic Acid following the injection, the injection also stimulates the joint to start producing more good quality Hyaluronic Acid of its own.
CLINIC HOURS
Monday 2pm-8pm
Tuesday 11am-7pm
Wednesday 9am-7pm
Thursday. 4pm-8pm
Friday 8am-7pm
KATE REES MCSP BSC(HONS) MSC
Kate Rees, company director, has over 20 years experience in musculoskeletal medicine. She was Head Physiotherapist for Swansea City AFC for 10 years throughout their premier league and europa league campaigns. She currently works for the injured jockey foundation alongside her role as a first contact physiotherapy practitioner in Llansamlet surgery. Kate has also provided physiotherapy for Aberavon RFC, the FAW senior women's teams alongside many other sporting events. Her musculoskeletal roles have varied from occupational health to acute A&E knee and shoulder services. Kate has an excellent reputation both nationally and internationally and has strong links with radiology and orthopaedic specialists if referral onwards is required.
CONTACT US
2nd Floor Campion House, Clyne Common, Swansea SA3 3JB
(NB access at the rear of the building opposite Gower Aesthetics)
07863354043
