Coventry Physiotherapy Clinic Makes Herniated Disc Treatment Available To Back Pain Sufferers

The physiotherapy department at BMI The Meriden Hospital in Coventry now offers IDD Therapy non-surgical spinal decompression to people with chronic back pain, neck pain and related conditions including sciatica.

BMI has a well earned reputation and the investment in non-surgical treatment options for back pain demonstrates a commitment to providing the best non-invasive solution opportunities for their patients.

Herniated discs are a common cause of back pain and neck pain and IDD Therapy provides a tool to enable clinician to target injured spinal segments.

Physiotherapy Manager David Robinson (right)
with Stephen Small. IDD Therapy

Typical candidates for IDD Therapy spinal decompression treatment are those who have suffered with back pain for more than three months and have failed to respond adequately to standard manual therapy treatment.


The Meriden Hospital in Coventry is part of BMI Healthcare, the UK’s largest private hospital group.

BMI The Meriden Hospital
University Hospital Site
Clifford Bridge Road
Coventry
Warwickshire
CV2 2LQ

To arrange a consultation or to find out more, contact the Physiotherapy Department direct on 024 7664 7080  www.bmihealthcare.co.uk/meriden

To get a detailed information document about IDD Therapy or to watch a video demonstration of treatment, visit www.iddtherapy.eu

Sheffield Physiotherapy Clinic now providing IDD Therapy Spinal Decompression for Back Pain and Neck Pain



John Wood Sheffield Physiotherapy (right) with
Stephen Small - IDD Therapy

We are delighted to welcome Sheffield Physiotherapy to the IDD Therapy Spinal Decompression network.

Clinic Director John Wood is a highly experienced physiotherapist who has been interested in IDD Therapy for a couple of years, having visited and seen the outcomes at several clinics. 

Before setting up his clinic John worked in the NHS and was a physiotherapy manager at a BMI hospital.  John has a number of tools in his clinic, including PAMM, and is a qualified acupuncture trainer. 

John says “Physiotherapy treatment is extremely effective in dealing with many forms of back pain; however some patients – particularly those with disc-related problems – need something more than manual therapy to help their condition improve.”

With his knowledge and enthusiasm, John looks forward to helping many patients in and around Sheffield who up until now, may have thought their options were limited to pain killers, injections or even surgery.

For more details call Sheffield Physiotherapy on  0114 268 6677 or visit www.sheffieldphysiotherapy.co.uk