Ten Physiotherapy Hatton Garden
At our Hatton Garden Physio Clinic, we harness the power of Physiotherapy to change lives. As with all our clinics across London, we believe in addressing the cause rather than just the symptoms of injury or dysfunction to reduce pain, decrease stiffness and increase mobility, and to help our clients become stronger, happier and injury-free.- W10: Notting Hill
- W4: Chiswick
- W9: Little Venice
- SW1: St James's
- W1: Mayfair
- W1W: Fitzrovia
- EC1: Hatton Garden
- E1: City
Ten Physiotherapy Hatton Garden
020 7404 8132
hatton@ten.co.uk
Ten Health & Fitness
Lower Ground Floor
36-38 Hatton Garden
London, EC1N 8EB
Opening hours:
Monday: 7am-8pm
Tuesday: 7am-8pm
Wednesday: 7am-8pm
Thursday: 7am-7pm
Friday: 7am-6pm
Saturday: 8am-4pm
Sunday: CLOSED
How to find us:
Hatton Garden is on the border between Clerkenwell, Farringdon and Midtown. The clinic is on the east side of the street, between St Cross Street and Greville Street and opposite the Johnson Building.
Nearest Tube/Train stations: Farringdon, Chancery Lane.
"TenPhysio feels like a kind of magic"
THE TIMESPhysio treatments at Hatton Garden
- Back and neck pain
- Sports injuries
- Joint and muscle sprains
- Pre and post surgery
- Pre and post natal
- Biomechanical assessment and correction
- Postural assessment
- Gait analysis
- Body MOT
- Dry needling
Private Health Insurance
Our physiotherapists are registered with all major Health Insurance Providers (including Bupa and Axa PPP). Please call your preferred studio to arrange a booking.
Insurance provider codes: BUPA: 80010618 | AXA-PPP: ZZ02888
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Our team
Our Physios are amongst the best in London. All are State Registered, have postgraduate qualifications and are members of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy. Expert and highly qualified, our Physiotherapists are chosen as much for their warm, genuinely caring attitude and positive approach as for their clinical expertise.
"TenPhysio are without doubt responsible for getting me back on my feet"
The Resident