What happens at an initial physiotherapy assessment at EverBody Physio?

Your initial assessment is a full 60-minute one-to-one session with Dan, our HCPC-registered physiotherapist. He will assess your injury or condition, explain clearly what is going on, and build a personalised evidence-based treatment plan tailored to your goals — whether that is returning to sport, reducing pain, or improving everyday movement.

Do I need a GP referral to see a physiotherapist at EverBody Physio?

No referral is needed. You can book directly online at a time that suits you. EverBody Physio is a private clinic open to everyone — gym members and the general public alike.

How much does physiotherapy cost at EverBody Physio in York?

An initial 60-minute physiotherapy assessment costs £55. Follow-up sessions are £45 for 45 minutes or £30 for 30 minutes. Sports massage sessions start from £35 for 30 minutes up to £55 for 60 minutes. Guided gym rehabilitation sessions are £30 to £55 depending on duration.

Where is EverBody Physio located in York?

EverBody Physio is based at The Gym Group York, Foss Islands Road, Layerthorpe, York, YO31 7UP. The clinic is open to both gym members and the general public — no gym membership required to book an appointment.

What conditions does EverBody Physio treat?

EverBody Physio specialises in musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions including sports injuries, back pain, knee pain, shoulder problems, and rehabilitation after surgery or injury. Whether you are a runner, gym-goer, cyclist, or desk worker, we provide evidence-based treatment to help you move better and return to the activities you love.

What is gym rehabilitation and how is it different from regular physiotherapy?

Gym rehabilitation at EverBody Physio uses the gym floor and real equipment to build strength, correct movement patterns, and prepare you for return to sport or activity. It is ideal if your goals involve getting back to lifting, running, or sport and you want rehabilitation that reflects real-world demands — not just exercises on a treatment table.