Referring a patient to Healthflex
For GPs, surgeons, consultants, case managers and employers sending a patient our way. Email reception@healthflex.co.uk or ring 01428 642577 and we will come back to you the same working day wherever we can.

What we can take on
Musculoskeletal physiotherapy
Spinal, upper limb and lower limb problems, persistent pain and work related strain, assessed and treated by chartered physiotherapists.
Post operative rehabilitation
Joint replacement, ACL reconstruction, shoulder and spinal surgery, worked to the surgeon's own protocol rather than a generic one.
Neurological rehabilitation
Stroke, Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury, and balance and falls work. This is our most specialised area and we are happy to discuss complex cases before you refer.
Women's and pelvic health
Antenatal and postnatal physiotherapy, pelvic floor dysfunction, diastasis recti and the menopause transition, seen by a clinician with specific pelvic health training.
Podiatry and biomechanics
Foot and lower limb assessment, gait analysis and custom orthotics, which is often the missing piece in a persistent knee, hip or back presentation.
Home and remote appointments
Home visits within about five miles of Haslemere, and video or telephone reviews for patients who cannot easily travel to the clinic.
Discuss a case before you refer
If you are not sure whether we are the right service, ring 01428 642577 and ask to speak to a clinician. We would far rather have a two minute conversation than have a patient arrive for an appointment that was never going to help them.
Post operative and complex work
We routinely take patients straight from orthopaedic and neurosurgical teams and work to the surgeon's protocol rather than a generic one, so please send the operation note or rehabilitation guidance with the referral. For neurological patients we can see people at the clinic or at home, and we are used to working alongside NHS community teams, occupational therapists and speech and language therapists rather than in place of them. Where a patient needs equipment, an adaptation or an onward opinion we will say so in writing rather than continuing to treat.

How a referral is handled

Send the referral
Email reception@healthflex.co.uk with the patient's name, contact number, presenting problem and any relevant imaging or operation notes. A letter is welcome but not essential.

We contact the patient
Reception rings the patient to offer appointment times, and matches them to the clinician best suited to the presentation rather than simply the first free slot.

Assessment and plan
A first physiotherapy assessment takes 45 minutes, or 60 minutes for pelvic health. The patient leaves with a working diagnosis, a home programme and an estimate of how many sessions they are likely to need.

We report back
With the patient's consent we write to you after the initial assessment and again at discharge, or at whatever interval suits you. Tell us what you want and we will fit around it.
Referred by a surgeon
I could not recommend Healthflex enough. I had an ACL reconstruction in August 2020 and I was referred to Martin Dyer by my surgeon. I can see why! Martin could not have done more to get me back up and moving right the way through lockdown. It is 7 months and he has already got my doing a bit of jogging. Cycling is a piece of cake. I am so grateful to all he has done for me as I was concerned I would never get back on the road. He has shown me anything is possible. Big thanks. I could not have done it without him.
Referral questions
How do I refer a patient to Healthflex?
Do patients need a referral to be seen?
How quickly can you see a patient?
Who pays for treatment?
Will I get a report?
Can you see patients at home?
Can I refer for podiatry or custom orthotics?
Do you accept case management and medico legal referrals?
Can you treat NHS patients?
Send us a referral
Email reception@healthflex.co.uk or ring 01428 642577. We are at The Edge, Woolmer Hill, Haslemere GU27 1QB, with free parking and step free access, and we see patients from across the Surrey and Hampshire border.