MW MOTION PHYSIOTHERAPY / PETERBOROUGH
Physiotherapy and rehabilitation supported by modern treatment technologies, including Shockwave Therapy, TECAR Therapy, High Intensity Laser Therapy (HILT) and Pneumatic Compression.
MW Motion Physiotherapy combines an individual physiotherapy assessment with rehabilitation, exercise, manual therapy and access to modern treatment technologies.
Treatment is chosen according to each patient's clinical presentation, rehabilitation goals and needs.
Technology when appropriate.Physiotherapy throughout.
Modern technology available alongside physiotherapy and rehabilitation.
Shockwave Therapy uses acoustic pressure waves directed at a selected treatment area. Within musculoskeletal physiotherapy, I use it for selected persistent tendon and soft-tissue problems.
Examples
Capacitive and resistive radiofrequency
TECAR uses radiofrequency energy delivered in capacitive and resistive modes. I use it within musculoskeletal physiotherapy, sports rehabilitation and rehabilitation after selected injuries.
Examples
High Intensity Laser Therapy (HILT) delivers therapeutic laser energy to a selected area. I use it alongside physiotherapy for selected musculoskeletal conditions.
Examples
Combined with manual lymphatic drainage where appropriate
Sequential pneumatic compression applies controlled, intermittent pressure around the legs. At MW Motion Physiotherapy I combine it with manual lymphatic drainage techniques in the same session where appropriate.
Examples
Different technologies.One individual approach.
Technology is chosen for the individual, not automatically for the diagnosis.
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Home / Treatments
Different technologies. One individual approach.
Treatment suitability and outcomes vary between individuals and will be discussed following an appropriate assessment.
Every treatment starts with a physiotherapy assessment. Technology is one of the options available and is chosen for your clinical presentation, not automatically for the diagnosis.
Acoustic pressure waves for selected persistent tendon and soft-tissue problems.
MoreCapacitive and resistive radiofrequency as part of rehabilitation.
MoreTherapeutic laser energy alongside physiotherapy.
MoreSequential compression combined with drainage techniques where appropriate.
MoreAssessment, exercise rehabilitation, strengthening, manual therapy and advice. The foundation of every treatment plan.
About physiotherapyOn its own or as part of physiotherapy.
About massageHome / Physiotherapy
Restoring freedom of movement.
Treatment suitability and outcomes vary between individuals and will be discussed following an appropriate assessment.
Physiotherapy at MW Motion begins with an individual assessment, not with the choice of a machine or technique.
Physiotherapy is an individually tailored treatment process that aims to reduce pain, improve function and restore fitness and freedom of movement.
Treatment begins with a thorough assessment. Based on it, I choose methods suited to the cause of the problem, the type of symptoms and your current abilities.
Each stage of the assessment gives me information that guides the choice of treatment.
Outcome
Tailored to the cause of the problem, the type of symptoms and your current abilities.
Depending on your needs, treatment includes:
Manual techniques chosen for the joint, tissue and problem.
MoreMuscles, fascia and tendons, addressing tension and overload.
MoreReduces muscle tension and makes movement more comfortable.
MoreA progressive, individual programme for the clinic and for home.
MoreKinesiology tape to support treatment, including between sessions.
MoreShockwave, TECAR, HILT and compression therapy, chosen individually.
TreatmentsMethod
Individually selected manual techniques used to reduce pain, improve joint mobility and restore normal function of the musculoskeletal system.
Depending on the patient's needs, treatment may include joint mobilisations of varying amplitude and speed, gentle mobilisations, traction, neural mobilisation techniques, spinal mobilisations and other techniques that help improve range of movement and reduce pain.
Method
Techniques targeting muscles, fascia and other soft tissues to reduce excessive tension, improve flexibility and ease pain.
Depending on the problem, techniques such as Post-Isometric Relaxation (PIR) and other specialist soft-tissue techniques may be used.
Method
Massage tailored individually to the type of problem and the patient's needs.
It may help reduce muscle tension, improve tissue mobility, ease pain and prepare the body for further rehabilitation.
Method
An individually designed exercise programme to improve muscle strength, stability, range of movement, motor control and function.
Exercises are adapted to the patient's condition and goals, such as returning to everyday activities, work or sport.
Supporting treatment
Kinesio taping is the application of elastic kinesiology tape to the skin. I use it alongside treatment so that its effect continues to support you between sessions.
The tape does not restrict movement, is thin and can be worn for several days, including in the shower. I choose the application to suit the problem, the area and the stage of treatment.
I use it, for example:
I do not apply tape to irritated skin or open wounds, or if you are allergic to the tape adhesive.
Four stages, repeated as needed, so that the plan follows your progress.
We talk about the reason for your visit, then I assess your movement, strength and function.
I explain the assessment findings and choose the treatment methods.
Manual therapy, exercise and physical modalities according to the plan.
I check your progress and adjust the plan to your clinical needs.
Home / Treatments / Shockwave Therapy
Acoustic wave technology in musculoskeletal physiotherapy.
Treatment suitability and outcomes vary between individuals and will be discussed following an appropriate assessment.
Shockwave Therapy uses acoustic pressure waves delivered through a handheld applicator to a selected area.
Within physiotherapy, I use it for selected persistent tendon and soft-tissue problems, usually as part of a wider rehabilitation programme.
Find the area where you have symptoms. Below are examples of conditions where Shockwave Therapy may be considered following assessment.
At your first appointment I will assess whether Shockwave Therapy is suitable for you.
This list is for guidance only. Whether treatment is used is decided by the physiotherapy assessment.
After the assessment, the treatment area is identified and the applicator delivers controlled acoustic waves to the selected spot.
Treatment settings are chosen according to your clinical presentation and treatment plan.
Shockwave does not replacerehabilitation.
Exercise and gradually increasing load remain the foundation of treating tendon problems.
Before every treatment there is a short check of contraindications, your current health, medication, any implants and the condition of your skin and tissues. If there is any doubt, treatment may be postponed or medical advice may be needed.
Usually, yes. When I use Shockwave Therapy, it is normally combined with a rehabilitation programme agreed with you.
You will feel rhythmic tapping and pulsing in the treated area and hear the applicator's characteristic tapping sound. Over the painful area the treatment can feel uncomfortable, so I adjust the intensity to your tolerance and check how you feel throughout. Afterwards there may be some tenderness or skin redness for a short time.
Home / Treatments / TECAR
Capacitive and resistive radiofrequency
Treatment suitability and outcomes vary between individuals and will be discussed following an appropriate assessment.
TECAR Therapy uses capacitive and resistive transfer of radiofrequency energy. This energy generates endogenous heat, meaning heat produced within the tissues rather than applied from outside.
Endogenous heat raises tissue temperature and local blood flow, and with them oxygen delivery and metabolism in muscles, joints, tendons and fascia. I use TECAR within physiotherapy and rehabilitation depending on your clinical presentation and treatment plan.
Select a mode to see which tissues it targets.
Energy is directed at tissues with a high water content, such as muscle, the lymphatic system, the venous system and the skin.
Together, CET and RET allow energy to be delivered precisely, from the superficial layers to the deeper tissues.
Treatment intensity is matched to the stage and goal of treatment.
No thermal effect
Supports cell metabolism and nutrition, and the microcirculation of fluids.
Moderate thermal effect
Widens blood vessels and improves tissue oxygenation.
High thermal effect
A strong heating effect increases blood flow and the extensibility of collagen tissues such as tendons, ligaments and joint capsules.
Find the area your problem relates to. Whether TECAR is used depends on the assessment findings.
At your first appointment I will assess whether TECAR is suitable for you.
I use TECAR in the rehabilitation of selected sports-related musculoskeletal problems.
I decide its role after the assessment, depending on the type and stage of the injury.
Before every treatment there is a short check of contraindications, your current health, medication, any implants and the condition of your skin and tissues. If there is any doubt, treatment may be postponed or medical advice may be needed.
Depending on the level used, anything from no sensation of heat to a noticeable, pleasant warmth deep in the tissues. The physiotherapist checks how you feel throughout. If anything feels uncomfortable, say so straight away.
Home / Treatments / HILT
Laser energy that reaches deeper tissues.
Treatment suitability and outcomes vary between individuals and will be discussed following an appropriate assessment.
HILT (High-Intensity Laser Therapy) is a modern physical therapy method used mainly to treat pain and to support the rehabilitation of musculoskeletal conditions.
Unlike conventional low-level laser therapy, HILT uses much higher laser power, so the energy reaches deeper tissues.
In physiotherapy, Nd:YAG lasers with a wavelength of 1064 nm are among those used, allowing treatment of structures lying deeper beneath the skin.
Find the area your problem relates to. Whether HILT is used depends on the assessment.
At your first appointment I will assess whether HILT could be part of your treatment.
High Intensity Laser Therapy is one element of a wider sports rehabilitation programme where clinically appropriate.
Assessment, exercise progression and a return-to-activity plan remain the foundation of rehabilitation.
Metal orthopaedic implants such as screws, plates or joint replacements are not automatically a contraindication to HILT, because the laser does not use an electromagnetic field in the way TECAR does.
During laser treatment, both the patient and the physiotherapist wear appropriate protective eyewear.
Before every treatment there is a short check of contraindications, your current health, medication, any implants and the condition of your skin and tissues. If there is any doubt, treatment may be postponed or medical advice may be needed.
Most people feel a pleasant warmth in the treated area. The laser head is moved over the skin and I control the intensity so the warmth stays comfortable. You wear protective glasses during treatment. If it feels too hot, say so straight away.
Home / Treatments / Compression Therapy
Combined with manual lymphatic drainage where appropriate
Treatment suitability and outcomes vary between individuals and will be discussed following an appropriate assessment.
Pneumatic compression uses special garments with several air chambers that inflate and deflate in a controlled sequence around the legs.
This provides intermittent external pressure during the treatment.
Where appropriate, pneumatic compression can be combined with gentle manual lymphatic drainage techniques in the same session.
I always assess swelling first. New, one-sided or painful swelling may need medical advice before treatment.
Before every treatment there is a short check of contraindications, your current health, medication, any implants and the condition of your skin and tissues. If there is any doubt, treatment may be postponed or medical advice may be needed.
The garments on your legs inflate one chamber at a time, squeezing the limb from the foot upwards, and then deflate. You feel a rhythmic, even pressure that is usually pleasant and relaxing. I set the pressure to your comfort.
Manual therapy
Manual lymphatic drainage is a gentle manual therapy technique. Slow, rhythmic movements with very light pressure, directed towards the lymph nodes, help lymph drain from the tissues.
I use it on its own or combined with pneumatic compression in one session. The treatment is calm and should not be painful.
Before treatment I assess the cause of the swelling.
Before every treatment there is a short check of contraindications, your current health, medication, any implants and the condition of your skin and tissues. If there is any doubt, treatment may be postponed or medical advice may be needed.
Home / Treatments / Massage
One service, tailored to you.
Treatment suitability and outcomes vary between individuals and will be discussed following an appropriate assessment.
I tailor massage to the person, the area being treated and the aim of the session.
Massage can be booked on its own or included in a wider physiotherapy plan where appropriate.
Massage is a form of manual therapy. By working mechanically on the skin, subcutaneous tissue, muscles and fascia, it affects the musculoskeletal, nervous and circulatory systems.
Massage reduces the perception of pain and lowers nervous tension. It has a relaxing effect, helps ease feelings of stress and tension and improves wellbeing, while also supporting recovery after exercise.
It reduces muscle tension and stiffness and improves tissue flexibility and range of movement, making movement more comfortable.
It increases local blood flow and metabolic exchange in the tissues and supports venous return and lymph flow, easing heaviness in the limbs.
It influences pain mechanisms and provides short-term relief from symptoms and tissue tension caused by overload, improving comfort after exercise.
It reduces physical and mental tension and brings a sense of calm. It improves comfort after stress and exertion, supporting the body's recovery.
Massage is safe for most people, but in some situations it needs to be postponed, adapted or discussed with a doctor first. That is why I ask about your health, medication and any recent injuries before a massage.
Before every treatment there is a short check of contraindications, your current health, medication, any implants and the condition of your skin and tissues. If there is any doubt, treatment may be postponed or medical advice may be needed.
Yes. If it fits your plan, massage can be combined with exercise rehabilitation and other methods during a physiotherapy session.
When booking, please mention any medical conditions, recent injuries or pregnancy so the session can be adapted or advice given.
Home / Beauty
Swelling, lipoedema, scars and recovery after procedures.
Treatment suitability and outcomes vary between individuals and will be discussed following an appropriate assessment.
I combine physiotherapy with treatment technologies to work on subcutaneous tissue, swelling and scars. Every treatment is preceded by a suitability assessment.
When working on subcutaneous tissue, swelling and scars, I combine technology with manual therapy in a single session. Each method addresses a different part of the problem: circulation, lymph drainage, skin elasticity or tissue structure.
Lipodystrophy is a disorder of the structure and distribution of subcutaneous fat tissue.
Fluid retention in the legs
A feeling of heaviness, tightness and swelling, often worse in the evening or after long periods of standing or sitting.
Suggested combination
Pneumatic compression and manual drainage move fluid towards the lymph nodes and reduce swelling. TECAR increases local blood flow.
Support for swelling and symptoms
A chronic condition of the fat tissue in the limbs, often accompanied by swelling, pain and a feeling of heaviness.
Suggested combination
Drainage and compression ease the swelling and heaviness that accompany lipoedema. They do not change the fat tissue itself, so treatment is part of a wider management plan.
After surgery, injury or burns
Hard, tight or adherent scars that restrict the mobility of the skin and the tissues beneath.
Suggested combination
In randomised trials, shockwave therapy improved the elasticity and reduced the thickness of hypertrophic scars. I only work on fully healed scars.
Swelling and fibrosis of the subcutaneous tissue
After liposuction or a tummy tuck, when swelling, hardening or unevenness persists.
Suggested combination
I start treatment with your surgeon's approval and adapt it to the stage of healing. TECAR is introduced at a later stage.
For active people
Tired, heavy legs after intense training, competition or a long walk.
Suggested combination
Pneumatic compression after exercise reduces perceived muscle soreness and leg fatigue, and massage lowers muscle tension.
I decide the combination of methods and the number of sessions individually for each person after a suitability assessment.
You will find details of each method on its own page.
Home / Sport & Rehabilitation
For active people, recreational athletes and competitive sport.
Treatment suitability and outcomes vary between individuals and will be discussed following an appropriate assessment.
Whether you run at weekends or compete regularly, rehabilitation starts with understanding the injury, the demands of your sport and what you want to get back to.
From there, I plan and regularly review a progressive programme, and I add treatment technologies when they support that plan.
Each technology has a different role. None of them replaces progressive exercise and a return-to-activity plan.
I use it for selected muscle and soft-tissue injuries, depending on the type and stage of the injury.
TECAR TherapyOne element of a wider programme for selected sports-related problems.
HILTUsed for persistent tendon problems, common in running and jumping sports.
Shockwave TherapyI work with athletes both in and outside clubs. You don't need to belong to a club to receive the same level of physiotherapy care as a competitive athlete.
Assessments, injury rehabilitation, treatment technologies and progress reviews. With the athlete's consent, I share relevant information with coaches and other professionals.
Runners, triathletes, cyclists, combat-sport athletes, people preparing for events or training recreationally. I plan rehabilitation around your competition calendar and training load.
Home / Accidents & Injuries
Individual rehabilitation after a musculoskeletal injury or accident.
Treatment suitability and outcomes vary between individuals and will be discussed following an appropriate assessment.
Working with companies
If you have been involved in a road traffic accident, an accident at work, a fall or another incident in which you were injured, you may be able to receive physiotherapy as part of an ongoing claim.
I work with companies that refer these patients for rehabilitation and provide physiotherapy services on their behalf. Patients are referred to me by:
Referring company
MW Motion Physiotherapy
I do not handle the paperwork related to the claim or the organisation of rehabilitation. If you would like physiotherapy as part of a claim, ask the company managing your case to refer you to MW Motion Physiotherapy.
A clear, documented pathway from referral to the end of treatment.
The company managing the case refers the patient and sends the instruction.
Initial physiotherapy assessment with documented findings.
An individual treatment plan tailored to the injury and your abilities.
Progress, attendance and invoicing shared with the instructing company, with your consent.
After an accident, everyday activities such as sleeping, driving, working or exercising become harder. Physiotherapy looks at how the injury affects you and plans rehabilitation accordingly.
If a serious injury is suspected, medical assessment may be needed before physiotherapy.
I provide the documentation needed to manage the case.
Home / Home Rehabilitation
Physiotherapy in your own home after hip and knee replacement.
Treatment suitability and outcomes vary between individuals and will be discussed following an appropriate assessment.
For patients in the early stage after surgery who need rehabilitation but are not yet able to travel to the clinic.
Treatment follows the surgical team's guidance and is adapted to the stage of healing.
Home rehabilitation is carried out without equipment. Treatment technologies such as TECAR and HILT are available only in the clinic.
Restoring range of movement and strength in the operated leg.
Walking with crutches or a frame, and managing stairs.
Getting up, sitting down and moving around the house safely.
Work on the tissues around the operated joint and on the scar.
Exercises to do on your own between visits.
Once you are able to travel, I continue your rehabilitation in the clinic.
Home visits are available when you book a package of at least 5 sessions. You can extend the package later.
I plan the sessions and treatment individually, after first getting in touch by email or at the clinic.
Home / About Me
From everyday movement to sport and recovery after injury.
MW Motion Physiotherapy provides private musculoskeletal physiotherapy and rehabilitation, with an individual approach to assessment, treatment and rehabilitation, and access to modern technology where appropriate.
Founder and physiotherapist
I am the founder and physiotherapist of MW Motion Physiotherapy.
I hold a master's degree in physiotherapy, am registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) and am a member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (MCSP). I have over 15 years of clinical experience.
I have a particular interest in orthopaedic and musculoskeletal physiotherapy and sports injuries.
Sport has always been an important part of my life, so I understand how frustrating it can be when pain or injury stops you from training, playing sport or simply doing the things you enjoy.
Everyone comes with a different story, different goals and a different life they want to get back to. Treatment should reflect that.
That's why I always start with an assessment. Technology is valuable when it fits the plan, while physiotherapy, exercise and clear advice stay at the heart of care throughout.
[PHILOSOPHY: optional short paragraph in the physiotherapist's own words.]
Home / Prices
I only use treatment technologies when they are indicated after an assessment. Before treatment begins, we will discuss the options and costs.
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Full session
Half session
Additional treatments
Home Rehabilitation
Minimum package, which you can extend later
Combined sessions
Price depends on the chosen package
The price depends on the package chosen by the client and is agreed at the first appointment (assessment), during which treatment is also provided. Combined sessions (TECAR, manual drainage, pneumatic compression) take more than an hour, so they are arranged individually. The maximum price for a combined-package session is £90.
Employee benefit
Do you have a Health Cash Plan (Healthcare Cash Plan) through your employer? You may be able to claim back some or all of your physiotherapy costs.
I provide receipts/invoices for eligible treatments, so you can submit a claim to your plan provider.
An example of what an employee benefits package might include: Physiotherapy – up to £250 per year. Some plans refund 100% of the cost up to an annual limit; others refund a set percentage.
I cannot guarantee a refund. Every plan has its own rules, limits and requirements regarding the therapist's qualifications. Please check your plan's terms before starting treatment.
Examples of plan providers in the UK
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The clinic is located at Thistlemoor Medical Centre. Here is what your visit looks like, step by step.
There is a private car park for patients next to the building.
Once parked, head to the main entrance of Thistlemoor Medical Centre.
The reception team will be expecting you and will show you where to wait.
There is a screen behind reception. Enter your car registration number there to get 2 hours of free parking.
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A treatment described on this website may not be appropriate for every patient.
Descriptions of treatments, rehabilitation approaches or technologies do not constitute guarantees. Treatment responses vary between individuals.
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This Privacy Notice explains what personal information I collect, why I collect it, how I use and protect it, who I may share it with, how long I keep it and the rights you have under UK data protection law.
MW Motion Physiotherapy is a separate and independent private physiotherapy service provided by Mateusz Wdowik. Although appointments are provided from premises at Thistlemoor Medical Centre, MW Motion Physiotherapy is not part of Thistlemoor Medical Centre and is not an NHS service.
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MW Motion Physiotherapy
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These Terms & Conditions apply to physiotherapy and related services provided by Mateusz Wdowik, trading as MW Motion Physiotherapy.
By booking an appointment, you confirm that you have had the opportunity to read these Terms & Conditions and the Privacy Notice.
MW Motion Physiotherapy is a separate and independent private physiotherapy service provided by Mateusz Wdowik. Appointments may take place at Thistlemoor Medical Centre, but the physiotherapy service:
Services are provided by:
I practise within my professional competence and scope of practice.
Information supplied when booking may be used for basic triage.
A booking is not a diagnosis and does not guarantee that physiotherapy or a specific treatment is appropriate.
I may decline, postpone, pause or stop treatment where:
Where appropriate, referral or medical assessment may be recommended.
Assessment and treatment require valid, voluntary and informed consent. You may:
Consent is ongoing and may be withdrawn.
Clinical decisions are based on professional judgement and individual patient circumstances.
Recommendations remain independent of insurers, solicitors, employers, referrers, case managers and other payers.
No particular result, cure, recovery period or number of treatment sessions is guaranteed.
Patients should:
MW Motion Physiotherapy does not provide an emergency service. For a medical emergency call 999. For urgent medical advice that is not an emergency, contact NHS 111, your GP or another appropriate healthcare service.
Do not use routine email, contact forms or online booking for emergencies.
The current fee and appointment length will be communicated before booking.
Payment is due at booking or immediately after the appointment unless agreed otherwise.
Available payment methods may include:
Full card information is not retained by MW Motion Physiotherapy.
Additional reports, letters, forms, travel or other non-treatment work may carry a separate fee agreed in advance.
Please provide at least 24 hours' notice to cancel or rearrange an appointment. Appointments cancelled with at least 24 hours' notice will not normally attract a fee.
Late cancellation or failure to attend may result in a cancellation charge where this was clearly explained before booking. Any charge must be fair and proportionate.
Genuine emergencies, sudden illness, exceptional circumstances and relevant accessibility or communication barriers will be considered fairly. A cancellation charge may be reduced or waived where appropriate.
Late arrival may result in a shorter appointment to avoid delaying other patients.
If a safe assessment or treatment cannot be completed within the remaining time, the appointment may need to be rearranged.
The appointment fee may still apply where the allocated clinical time was reserved.
Repeated non-attendance or late cancellation may result in treatment being discontinued or future appointments being declined.
Relevant clinical risk, disability, communication requirements and individual circumstances will be considered.
If MW Motion Physiotherapy cancels a prepaid appointment and cannot provide a suitable alternative, the fee will be refunded.
Duplicate or incorrect payments will be refunded after verification.
A completed clinical appointment is not automatically refundable solely because the patient did not achieve the hoped-for clinical outcome.
Concerns about quality or safety will be investigated through the complaints process.
Unused prepaid packages will be considered fairly, taking account of treatment already supplied and terms disclosed before purchase.
Approved refunds will normally be made to the original payment method.
Treatment may be funded by an insurer, solicitor, employer, case manager or another third party. Authorisation should identify where relevant:
Third-party authorisation is not necessarily a guarantee of payment.
Where funding ends or is disputed, non-urgent further care may be paused until a new arrangement is agreed.
Patients will not normally be made retrospectively liable unless they accepted that responsibility in advance or materially inaccurate information resulted in the funding failure.
Reasonable payment reminders may be sent.
Patients will have an opportunity to query disputed invoices.
Treatment may be paused for unpaid fees where clinically safe.
Sensitive clinical information will only be shared with debt-recovery providers where necessary, lawful and transparent.
Confidential clinical and business records are maintained in accordance with professional and legal requirements. See the Privacy Notice.
Data Controller: Mateusz Wdowik trading as MW Motion Physiotherapy
ICO Registration: ZC238199
Appointment reminders and administrative communications relating to care are service communications and are not marketing.
Email and SMS carry inherent security risks. A more secure communication method may be used for sensitive information.
Children and young people will only be treated where:
Consent, capacity and parental responsibility will be considered individually.
A chaperone may be offered or requested.
A relative or friend may provide support but is not automatically considered a formal chaperone.
Patient wishes, clinical safety and confidentiality will be considered.
Patients will not receive poorer treatment or be disadvantaged because they have raised a concern or complaint.
Complaints can be made verbally or in writing to:
Mateusz Wdowik
MW Motion Physiotherapy
6–10 Thistlemoor Road, Peterborough, PE1 3HP
Email: wdowikmateusz@gmail.com
Reasonable support will be provided where disability, language or communication needs affect the complaints process.
A representative may complain on behalf of a patient with appropriate authority.
I will aim to:
If more time is required, the reason and an updated response date will be provided.
Where appropriate I will:
Possible outcomes may include:
Depending on the concern, patients may contact:
The HCPC is a professional regulator and not a general refund/customer-service appeal service.
Thistlemoor Medical Centre is not the complaints body for MW Motion Physiotherapy. Premises-related issues may be passed to the medical centre where appropriate and lawful.
Treatment may be declined, paused or stopped where:
Where appropriate, alternative healthcare options may be discussed.
Nothing in these Terms excludes liability where this would be unlawful, including liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence.
Services will be provided with reasonable care and skill.
Nothing in these Terms affects statutory consumer rights.
Terms may be updated to reflect changes in:
Material changes affecting ongoing care will be communicated where appropriate.
These Terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales.
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I want the MW Motion Physiotherapy website to be accessible and usable by as many people as reasonably possible, including people with disabilities.
I aim to design and maintain the website in line with recognised accessibility good practice, including the principles of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) where reasonably practicable.
The website should support:
If you have difficulty:
because of a disability or accessibility requirement, please contact me.
Where reasonably possible, an alternative format, communication method or reasonable adjustment will be provided.
Online booking is provided through WriteUpp, an external provider.
If you experience an accessibility problem with the booking system, please email me and I will try to provide an alternative way to arrange your appointment.
Please contact:
Mateusz Wdowik
MW Motion Physiotherapy
Email: wdowikmateusz@gmail.com
Please identify the page or function you are having difficulty with and, where possible, the type of assistance required.
Accessibility will be considered when the website is updated or developed.