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Physiotherapy Self-Referral Form 2025

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The document is a Physiotherapy Self-Referral Form designed for individuals to access physiotherapy services for a single musculoskeletal complaint. It includes sections for personal information, medical history, current symptoms, and treatment details. Specific instructions are provided for those under 16 or with complex conditions to seek GP referral instead. The form emphasizes the importance of addressing urgent symptoms related to low back pain and provides contact information for submission.

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What is the 80/20 rule in physiotherapy?

If something isnt playing its part it will only cause more health issues. So, as a physiotherapist, your approach should be manual therapy or soft tissue stretching to help those symptoms settle down. This is your 20%. Then spend 80% of your time getting everything else doing its job.

How to get a referral to physiotherapy?

The physiotherapist will conduct an initial assessment, and devise a treatment plan based on your goals. Further sessions may be scheduled at regular intervals as required. A referral from your doctor will be required. Do call us for further information and ask your General Practitioner (GP) to make an appointment.

How to ask a doctor for a PT referral?

If you do need a referral for Physical Therapy, you should talk with the medical provider (physician, physicians assistant or nurse practitioner) who has seen you for and talked with you about this problem. If you havent seen anyone about the problem, then talk with the provider you are most comfortable with.

How long does it take to be referred to a physiotherapist?

Instead of the traditional method where you are seen by a GP then referred for a physio appointment which can take up to 6 weeks or more, you can book an appointment directly with a physiotherapist via the receptionist, which means you wont need to wait for a referral from a doctor.

Do I need a referral letter to see a physiotherapist?

Finding a physiotherapist You may need a referral from your GP to have physiotherapy on the NHS, although in some areas its possible to refer yourself directly. To find out whether self-referral is available in your area, ask the reception staff at your GP surgery or contact your local hospital trust.

Can you refer yourself to a physiotherapist?

Depending on where you live, you may be able to self-refer or you may need to visit your GP or consultant first. After discussing your symptoms with your doctor, they may then refer you to a physiotherapist. You can search for physiotherapy services near you to find out where you may be referred to.

Where to get a referral for physical therapy?

Many potential clients dont have physical therapy direct access, which means they must go through a primary care physician, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant to get a PT referral.

Physiotherapy Self-Referral Form 2025

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