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Legal & General has today announced its partnership with occupational physiotherapy provider, Physio Med, to provide support for employees who are unable to work long-term due to musculoskeletal conditions.

Postal workers could soon be celebrating the end of an uncomfortable era as a Conservative MP has tabled a motion to ban low-level letterboxes – the largest cause of sickness among posties in the UK.

Common Skiing Injuries and How to Avoid Them
Winter is here and in the coming months an estimated 1.5 million Brits will head off on a skiing holiday. But, regardless of how experienced a skier you are, it is important to take precautions before hitting the slopes. Physiotherapy specialist Physio Med offers its advice and tips on how to prepare for a ski trip and return injury free.

Wimbledon is the undisputed king of tennis tournaments, with 470,000 spectators attending the 2017 event, which was also broadcast to more than one billion viewers worldwide.

Award-winning occupational physiotherapy provider Physio Med is inviting attendees at the Health and Wellbeing @ Work Conference to learn more about its innovative approach to occupational physiotherapy.

No-one wants to suffer an injury, but it happens. However if, during their leisure time, an employee sustains an injury that prevents them from working, whose problem is it? Does the employer have any obligation to
help them recover from their injury and return to work?

Physio Med launches campaign to highlight bad practice in everyday tasks

Leading physiotherapy provider Physio Med has secured two new contracts after being chosen to help improve the health of staff and reduce levels of sickness absence at both Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust (SCH) and Sheffield Health & Social Care NHS Foundation Trust (SHSC).

Innovative Physiotherapy Treatments Attract Overseas Patients to Leeds Clinic• Local physiotherapist to offer new treatments to support pregnant women and new mums.

Staff at Physio Med’s HQ will be taking part in a challenge walk this month, completing 5,000 steps or more every day in aid of Crohn's & Colitis UK, the country’s leading charity in the battle against Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis.