Move well again, with hands on physiotherapy.
A physiotherapy clinic on Independence Avenue, Mosta. Call to arrange an assessment.
Physiotherapy is a course of care, not a single visit.
Here is the shape a course of physiotherapy usually takes, so you know what to expect before you pick up the phone.
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Assessment
A first appointment usually begins with your history and a movement assessment, so treatment is aimed at the cause of the problem and not only at where it hurts.
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Hands on treatment
Manual therapy applied to the joints, muscles and soft tissue involved, with the aim of easing pain and giving you back the movement you have lost.
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Your exercise plan
Physiotherapy also works between visits. A short, specific exercise plan carries the progress from the treatment room into everyday life.
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Review and progress
Progress is reviewed as you improve, and the plan is adjusted as range, strength and confidence come back.
Where to find PhysioCentral, and how to reach it.
One clinic, one direct line. Everything below is the clinic's own contact information.
175, Independence Avenue,
Mosta
Tap to dial. International: +356 21 22 32 32
Email info@physiocentral.com.mt Write to the clinicPhysiotherapy services in Malta.
One practice in Mosta, reachable on a single direct line.
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Call 2122 3232How do I book an appointment?
Call the clinic on 2122 3232, email info@physiocentral.com.mt, or leave your details in the form on this page and the clinic will get back to you.
Where is the clinic?
PhysioCentral is at 175, Independence Avenue, Mosta. If you are unsure where to park or which entrance to use, ask when you call.
What happens at a first appointment?
A physiotherapy assessment usually covers your history, what brought the problem on, and how you move now. What follows is discussed with you before any treatment starts.
How many sessions will I need?
That depends on the injury or condition, how long it has been there, and how you respond. The clinic will give you a realistic idea after the assessment rather than before it.
What should I bring or wear?
Comfortable clothing you can move in, and any scans, X-rays or reports you already have for the problem you are coming in with.
Do I need a referral from a doctor?
Requirements vary, and some insurers ask for one. Check with the clinic on 2122 3232 before your visit so nothing holds up your appointment.
Get in touch with the clinic.
The fastest route is the phone. If it is easier to write, leave your details and the clinic will come back to you.