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Physiotherapy self-referral

When should I self-refer?

If you have a new injury or problem, it is worthwhile exploring our help and advice section first. Many problems improve with suitable advice and exercise.

However, if your condition is worsening or if you are in significant pain or feel you need urgent treatment, please contact your GP, NHS 111, or A and E as appropriate.

What can I self-refer for?

We are able to assess and manage many musculoskeletal conditions involving the muscles, nerves or joints. We are also able to assess many pelvic health conditions. We are able to accept referrals for anyone aged 16 and over who is registered with a GP in Cambridgeshire or Peterborough. If you're unsure whether your GP is in our catchment area, you can find out below. 

Local GP practices

For any other problems, please contact your GP. If we receive your self-referral and it is not appropriate for our service, we will let you know.

Is self-referral appropriate for me?

Please answer the following questions to ensure this self-referral is appropriate for your condition:

Are you aged over 16 years old?

Yes

Continue to the next question

No

Please see your GP to refer you to Paediatric Physiotherapy if appropriate

Do you have lower back pain (including sciatica)?

Yes

Please follow the link below to self-refer directly to a new specialist digital service which offers same-day appointments 24/7

No

Continue to the next question

Is this referral relating to a fracture or broken bone in the last three months?

Yes

Please seek referral from your orthopaedic consultant or fracture clinic

No

Continue to the next question

Does this referral relate to a primary diagnosis of Fibromyalgia?

Yes

Please discuss with your GP and seek referral as appropriate

No

Continue to the next question

Does this referral relate to a foot problem, such as plantar fasciitis, foot surgery for minor foot deformities or a gait assessment for foot problems which may require insoles?

Yes

Please consider podiatry referral instead

No

Continue to the next question

Does the referral relate to a patient who is housebound or living in a nursing or residential care home?

Yes

Please see your GP for a community physiotherapy referral to visit

No

Please proceed to self-refer

If you can't access the portal, please complete this self-referral form. If you need support self-referring for physiotherapy, please call 0300 555 0123 and our administrators will be able to help you.

For more information on physiotherapy self-referral and our service, please see our FAQs.

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