The following providers offer outpatient MSK physiotherapy for paediatric patients:
Patients should be offered choice based on patient choice of venue.
Patients must be registered with a North Somerset GP and aged 5 years and over. The physiotherapy service provides assessment and treatment in person, or over the phone.
Patients will be offered a choice of the following locations for in person consultations:
Referral criteria for Sirona MSK Services.
Refer on MSK Service Referral Form via EMIS Managed Referrals
We have consolidated our telephone numbers and email addresses. Please use the following contact details:
Tel: 0300 125 6555
Email: sirona.mskservice@nhs.net
Sirona MSK Interface service also accept referrals for children aged 10 years and over if they are registered with a North Somerset GP. Please see the MSK Interface Remedy page for further details.
Children with musculoskeletal complaints are seen in an outpatient setting.
Location: Southmead Hospital
Refer by email to Outpatients.Appointments@nbt.nhs.uk.
You can also call 0300 555 0103 to discuss potential referrals.
Patients aged 16 years and over should be referred to Adult Physiotherapy Services.
Children with musculoskeletal complaints are seen in an outpatient setting. Patients aged 16 years and over should be referred to Adult Physiotherapy Services.
Locations:
If referring for back pain please also include a completed STarT Back Screening form.
Referrals to Bristol Royal Hospital for Children:
Refer by email to: paediatrictherapyenquiries@uhbw.nhs.uk
You can call 0117 342 8525 to discuss potential referrals.
Referrals to Weston General Hospital:
Referrals can be made to WGH via eRS:
Please see Community Physiotherapy page for children with movement difficulty, motor delay or physical disability.
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