Finding Our Finchley Clinic:
Address: 55 Mountfield Rd, London N3 3NR
Phone: 020 7183 4436
Email: info@physiofitness.org.uk
Opening Hours: Wednesday 9am – 12 noon and Friday 9am – 12 noon
Public Transport: We are a short walk from Finchley Central Underground Station (Northern Line) and served by bus routes 13 & 460.
Parking: Parking on the residential roads around the surgery are free. Please check when parking.
Welcome to Physio Fitness Finchley, your dedicated physiotherapy and fitness clinic serving the heart of Finchley, North London. Conveniently located for residents of East Finchley, North Finchley, Church End, Hendon, Mill Hill and surrounding areas like Barnet and Muswell Hill, our clinic offers a welcoming and professional environment for your journey to optimal health.
We understand the unique needs of our local community. Whether you’re dealing with persistent pain, recovering from a sports injury, or looking to enhance your overall fitness, our expert team in Finchley is here to provide personalised, evidence-based care.
Dedicated Local Team: Our Finchley physiotherapists are passionate about serving their local community, providing attentive and tailored care.
Convenient Location: Easily accessible from major roads and public transport links in Finchley.
Comprehensive Services: Offering the full range of Physio Fitness treatments right here in Finchley.
Supportive Environment: A modern, clean, and comfortable clinic designed to make your recovery as smooth as possible.
Many of our clients come to us seeking relief from common musculoskeletal conditions. If you recognise any of these, we have the expertise to help you on your path to recovery:
Back Pain: Sciatica, disc issues, general lower back pain.
Knee Pain: Runner’s knee, arthritis, ligament injuries, cartilage tears.
Shoulder Pain: Rotator cuff issues, impingement, frozen shoulder, fractures.
Neck Pain & Headaches: Whiplash, cervicogenic headaches, stiffness, spondylosis, disc prolapses.
Plantar Fasciitis / Foot Pain: Heel pain, Achilles tendinopathy.
Sports Injuries: Strains, sprains, and rehabilitation for return to sport.
Hypermobility Syndrome: Joint instability, pain, and associated muscle weakness.
Arthritis Management: Reducing pain, improving mobility, and managing joint degeneration.
Post-Fracture Rehabilitation: Restoring strength, range of motion, and function after a bone break.
Sciatica: Nerve pain radiating from the lower back into the leg, often accompanied by numbness or weakness.