Services

Every patient’s situation is different. The most appropriate service will depend on your symptoms, diagnosis, treatment history, recovery stage and individual clinical needs.

Fracture Assessment

Suitable for patients who:

• Suspect they may have a fracture
• Have already received a fracture diagnosis
• Need further guidance
• Have concerns about continuing symptoms
• Want to understand possible next steps

Consultation may include:

• Discussion of the injury
• Review of symptoms
• Review of previous care
• Consideration of relevant medical information
• Discussion of possible next steps

Note: Scans, prescriptions or treatment are not guaranteed and depend on clinical assessment and service availability.

Follow-Up Consultations

Suitable for patients who:

• Have already received treatment
• Have concerns during recovery
• Are experiencing ongoing discomfort
• Have questions about movement or activity
• Need a review of progress

Bone Injury Assessment

Suitable for people experiencing:

• Pain following an injury
• Reduced movement
• Stiffness
• Ongoing tenderness
• Concerns about a possible bone injury

Recovery Planning

Recovery planning may consider:

• The type of injury
• Previous treatment
• Current symptoms
• Movement
• Work requirements
• Daily activities
• Personal goals
• Appropriate follow-up

Rehabilitation Guidance

Rehabilitation support may include general guidance around:

• Restoring movement
• Building confidence
• Everyday activities
• Safe progression
• Returning to normal routines
• Following professional recommendations

Important: No universal programme is provided. Personalised exercises are not provided without clinical assessment.

Second-Opinion Consultations

A second-opinion consultation may help patients discuss:

• An existing diagnosis
• Previous treatment
• A medical report
• Imaging information
• Ongoing symptoms
• Recovery concerns
• Suggested next steps

A second opinion does not guarantee a different diagnosis or treatment recommendation.

Return-to-Activity Guidance

This service may support patients considering a return to:

• Work
• Driving
• Exercise
• Sport
• Hobbies
• Household activities
• Normal daily routines

Recommendations depend on the patient’s individual situation.