What we treat

Back Pain Physiotherapy in Bath – Relief That Lasts

Suffering from back pain? You're not alone — and real relief starts here.

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Back pain is one of the most common reasons people seek physiotherapy. Whether it's a dull ache, sharp spasm, or persistent stiffness, back pain often stems from a combination of poor posture, sedentary lifestyle, muscle imbalances, weakness, or conditions like arthritis and disc issues.

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At Hybrid Health in Bath, we specialise in identifying the root cause of your back pain — not just masking the symptoms. Our expert physiotherapists will create a tailored treatment plan to help you move freely and confidently again.

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Common Back Pain Conditions We Treat:

• Muscle strain or tightness

• Herniated or slipped discs

• Sciatica and nerve-related pain

• Arthritis and spinal degeneration

• Postural issues and sedentary lifestyle pain

• Sports-related back injuries

 

The Hybrid Health Approach to Back Pain

Our proven approach combines manual therapy, core strengthening, postural correction, and movement re-education to:

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• Reduce pain and inflammation

• Restore mobility and strength

• Prevent future flare-ups

• Improve your everyday function

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Book Your Back Pain Assessment Today

You don’t have to live with back pain. Take control of your recovery with Hybrid Health’s expert physiotherapists in Bath and get your back strong, supple, and pain-free again.

Expert Rehab in the Heart of the City

Recover faster and move better with Bath’s trusted post-operative physiotherapy specialists. Located in the heart of Bath, we provide personalised rehabilitation plans to support your recovery after surgery.

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Orthopaedic Rehab You Can Rely On

With years of experience, we regularly help patients recover from a wide range of orthopaedic surgeries, including:

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• Shoulder & rotator cuff surgery

• Spinal and back surgery

• Hip and knee replacements

• ACL reconstruction

• Ankle and foot surgery

 

Working with Your Surgeon

We coordinate closely with your orthopaedic consultant from local NHS and private hospitals in Bath to ensure a smooth recovery process. Whether you were treated at Royal United Hospital (RUH) or a private clinic, we’ll tailor your rehab to your specific procedure and goals.

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Why Choose Us?

• Central Bath location

•  Rehab starts early — often within days of surgery

•  Strength, mobility & pain relief focus

• HCPC-registered, highly experienced team

Struggling with knee pain? You're not alone — and we’re here to help.

 

Knee pain can result from a sudden injury (such as a ligament tear or meniscus damage), overuse from repetitive movement or exercise, or an underlying condition like osteoarthritis, patellofemoral syndrome, or bursitis. Pain may be localised to the knee joint or may radiate to nearby areas such as the hip, thigh, or lower leg.

 

At Hybrid Health in Bath, our experienced physiotherapists specialise in diagnosing and treating all types of knee pain. Whether your discomfort is sharp, dull, constant, or comes and goes, we focus on identifying the underlying cause, not just treating symptoms.

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Common Causes of Knee Pain We Treat:

• Sports injuries (ACL, MCL, meniscus)

• Arthritis and joint degeneration

• Tendonitis or patellar tracking issues

• Overuse injuries and runner’s knee

• Post-surgical knee rehabilitation

 

Take the First Step Toward a Pain-Free Knee

We use a tailored, evidence-based approach combining hands-on therapy, exercise prescription, and movement correction to relieve pain, restore function, and prevent future issues.

Shoulder pain is very common and is likely to affect most people in some point in their life. It can also refer into the neck or down the arm. Causes of shoulder pain differ in age groups, in younger ages it is likely to be caused by an instability of the joint or due to a traumatic injury in sport, in older age groups it is more likely to be due to either muscle or bone degeneration/arthritis, most commonly affected is the rotator cuff muscle group.

Another common cause of pain is a Frozen Shoulder - this presents with significant pain at night and restricts movement.

 

Hybrid Health can help diagnosis which pathology that is causing your pain and how to best manage it with a range of hybrid bespoke treatments. Book a Physiotherapy Session to get you back on track.

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Elbow and wrist pain is increasingly getting more common, specially working at a computer or laptop for prolonged periods of time and in a poor set up.

The most common causes of elbow pain are tennis elbow and golfers elbow. Tennis elbow causes pain from the tendons on the outside of the elbow, and golfers is pain on the inside. It can result from a sporting injury or a repetitive work or overuse injury.

 

A very common wrist pain is called Carpal tunnel syndrome, its presentation is tingling, numbness and pain mainly in the hand and fingers. Often the symptoms are worse at night. This happens when there is too much pressure on the median nerve as it passes through the carpal tunnel.

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To help find out what your pain is, book in a Physiotherapy session now!

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Hip pain is the largest and strongest joint area in the human body. The source of people’s hip pain may arise from many different areas including: lower back, the hip socket, soft tissue including muscles/tendons most commonly from the legs.

 

For example the Iliotibial band is a thick band of fascia formed proximally at the hip by the fascia of the gluteus maximus, gluteus medius and tensor fasciae muscles. Its main functions are pelvic stabilisation and posture control. It can often get wound up from overuse or weak lateral thigh muscles when running or cycling.

Another common hip pain is from wear and tear of the hip joint causing osteoarthritis. 

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To find out what is causing your hip or pelvis pain, book in for a physiotherapy session.

Ankle and foot pain is very common, we rely on our feet and ankles so much so it is important to look after them!

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Ankle sprains we see regularly in the clinic, they occur when you roll, twist or turn your ankle in a forceful way. This can result in injury to the ligaments that support your ankle joint. Most sprains happen when you twist your foot inwards, resulting in pain to the outside (lateral) ligaments. Lateral ligament injuries represent approximately 85% of all ankle sprains. The incidence of ankle sprain is highest in sports populations. Poor rehabilitation after an initial sprain increases the chances of this injury recurrence, therefore the importance of Physiotherapy is key to the sucess of your recovery.

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Another pain we see often is achilles tendon pain and plantar fasciitis - both we can treat and get you back to your sport or full recovery!

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Book now to get back on your feet again!

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