Therapies on Thames - Home Visit Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation service for Elderly 40 Reading Road, Wokingham RG41 1EH

"I can't sing the praises of Raj and Wilson highly enough here. I originally reached out to Therapies-on-Thames as a referral quite desperate to find somewhere for my Mum to go after brain surgery at the John Radcliffe. Raj was enormously helpful and put me in touch with Camberley Manor who they partner with to provide Physio treatment. Wilson was Mum's physio and worked real wonders with her. Got her back walking unaided and built-up her self-confidence again. Thank you both and Therapies-on-Thames for all the support. You guys are greatest."

"Excellent service from Wilson helping my wife regain mobility after lung cancer. Wilson is a complete professional with detailed knowledge of muscle groups. He is very caring and utterly courteous. He patiently encourages exercises to improve balance and coordination, strengthening my wife’s legs and helping her to stand up unaided. Practice Manager Tanya is similarly caring with a professional approach. Very pleased with the care and thoroughly recommend their services."

"At the end of April my husband had a mild stroke. He felt his recovery was very slow and was becoming depressed (most unlike him). We knew that physio would help, his problem was balance, but the exercises he'd been given were no help. I looked up physiotherapy companies online; this one was local and had received good reviews. A wonderful physio came to see my husband the day after I contacted the company, and managed not only to give him some relevant exercises, but also to completely lift his depression. I don't quite know what she did, but I could see it lifting, and a more optimistic attitude taking over. This has continued. On the basis of our experience I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this company."

"My mum is 81 years old and has vascular dementia and parkinsonism. She was in hospital for 6 weeks with pneumonia. We were told that mum had no sitting balance, no ability to walk and would need to be hoisted into a chair. Raj and Simon from Therapies on Thames have been amazing, assessing mum thoroughly, doing exercises and getting mum walking. They truly are both outstanding. Not only are they both a fantastic OT and physiotherapist, but they completely understand dementia, using language that they know my mum will understand. They are patient, gentle, committed and we feel in completely safe hands with them. They have also offered advice on chairs, mats, bedsheets, walking frames, sent us links and guided us regarding other things that mum may need. Mum recently used her commode, because we were able to get her out of bed. It has made a significant difference to mums life and ours. Mum is also sleeping better thanks to have regular exercise now. The team are worth their weight in gold and I would 100% recommended them to anyone. They also work appointments around us, often at weekends. A huge thank you to Raj, Simon and the team!"

"I have used Therapies on Thames for my elderly mother since Jan 2021 after a bout of severe food poisoning for a month seemed to affect her confidence levels and ability to walk/stand/sit etc. After taking some background information from myself they came out to her home and did a full assessment in home, making suggestions for improvements to her home set up, making referrals to social services and also assessing her physical needs. They were extremely thorough and came up with some recommendations I had not even thought of. They then sent through the action plan for mum and they have been coming weekly ever since. Maeve, mums Physio is extremely thorough and has an excellent rapport with mum. Maeve also communicates any areas of concern directly back to me and we work in conjunction with each other for mums care. She has also contacted our local GP as well when required. I am extremely happy with their services and strongly believe this has allowed mum to live in her house independently a lot longer than she would have done. I can't recommend highly enough!"