Our reputation and expertise
Trusted Private Practice in Fulwood, Preston – Treating Patients Since 2005
At our private practice in Fulwood, Preston, we have been helping patients achieve better health, mobility, and wellbeing since 2005.
Our experienced team includes HCPC-registered Chartered Physiotherapists, a Sports Therapist, an Alternative Therapies Practitioner, and a Counsellor—all dedicated professionals with years of expertise in their fields.
We are passionate about providing high-quality, personalised care to help you stay active and mobile. Every member of our team is caring, respectful, and committed to ensuring you receive the best possible treatment and support.
Whether you are recovering from an injury, managing chronic pain, or seeking support for mental wellbeing, you can trust our team to deliver professional, compassionate care.
Our premises
Our practice features five modern treatment rooms and a fully equipped gym, including a treadmill, stepper, exercise bike, rowing machine, gym balls, mats, and weights.
We are open Monday to Saturday, with late appointments available to fit around busy schedules.
The clinic is easily accessible, with ample parking on site, close to the M6 and M55, and on the main bus route into Preston city centre.
Our treatments
We tailor all treatments uniquely to each individual patient. We use a wide range of treatments and will accommodate to your needs accordingly, whether that is through specific exercises, acupuncture, ultrasound or massage. We also offer a wide range of alternative therapies, including sports therapy and holistic therapies. We provide treatment for patients with muscle or joint related symptoms such as back, neck, shoulder or knee pain. These symptoms can develop suddenly during sport / DIY or gradually as a result of long-term damage. We are experts in rehabilitation after orthopaedic surgery.
We also offer various treatments for stress, fracture healing, breathing problems and neurological conditions such as strokes.
Benefits of Private Care
No Doctor’s Referral Needed – At Ambulant Physiotherapy Ltd, you can access expert care without a GP referral. We pride ourselves on quick responses and flexible opening hours to fit around your busy schedule.
Our team of highly skilled physiotherapists are experts in diagnosis, rehabilitation, and injury prevention. Every appointment lasts 30–45 minutes, during which your physiotherapist will:
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Answer all your questions
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Advise on self-help techniques
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Show you how to minimise future injuries or recurrences
We welcome both private patients and those with health insurance, and we are recognised by all major insurance providers.
Early treatment is key – getting help as soon as possible can lead to a faster recovery and less time away from work or leisure activities.
At Ambulant Physiotherapy Ltd, you can receive professional, personalised care without the stress of long waiting lists. If you would like to book an appointment today or need more information, our friendly team is here to help.
Testimonials
I have been extremely pleased and extremely grateful for the wonderful treatment I have received at Ambulant Physiotherapy. I arrived in agony and after just a few sessions, I am feeling so much better.
From the first appointment I had where I was struggling to lift my arm properly, to the last where I could play squash shots again, you were extremely professional and your diagnosis was spot on.
This is the third time I have been to Ambulant Physiotherapy Ltd for acupuncture and massage by Martha Richardson. It is truly a remarkable, relaxing treatment and I would highly recommend it to anyone.
Frequently Asked Questions
Almost all conditions which have pain,weakness or stiffness or loss of movement can be treated. Check out our Conditions we Treat page for more information.
Here at Ambulant we accept card, cheque and cash as payment methods and we ask that you pay after each session. Paying for Yoga and Pilate’s is done in 6 week blocks and we ask that you pay in full at the beginning of the block.
Neck and shoulder pain:
You’ll be asked to undress to your waist, so females are advised to wear a suitable bra.
Arm and hand pain:
Elbow and hand pain can often originate from the neck, so you may be required to undress to your waist. Again, females are advised to wear a suitable bra.
Lower back and hip pain:
You’ll be asked to undress down to your underwear, so suitable underwear is recommended. You may choose to wear shorts, as long as they are not too restrictive.
Knee and lower leg pain:
Generally, only exposure below the waist is required so shorts are advisable. Please note that some pain below the knee may originate from the lower back, so suitable underwear is advised.
