"PhysioPod" Multidisciplinary (MDT) Analysis
PhysioPod Multidisciplinary (MDT) Analysis details...
Consultation Length
Up to 90 minutes
Consultation Cost
£220.00
Enjoy some refreshments whilst you wait in reception
Tea, Coffee, Water, Juice
Podiatrist & Physio in one room!
Who is suitable for this unique appointment?
Complex and multifaceted presenting issues
Athletes requiring a specific approach to rehab and foot related problems
A variety of lower limb issues all occurring at the same time
What can I expect from this analysis?
Joint approach to your assessment and treatment plan
Lead practitioner and physio in one room!
The New Gold standard in MSK assessment
Foot and lower limb posture assessment
Joint discussion and assessment with Podiatrist and Physio
Muscle strength testing, range of movement and stability assessments
Gait assessment which may include use of treadmill and foot pressure testing
Footwear assessment and recommendations
Appropriate Rehabilitation
Treatment plan discussion
What will I need for my consultation?
We will need to know if you have had any updates to your medical history since your last appointment. If you have any scan results, test results or referral notes from your GP or other health professional we suggest that these are also brought to the appointment.
A pair of shorts will be required and 1 to 2 pairs of shoes (occupation footwear/a pair of activity shoes). Bring a selection of the shoes that you wear for any of the sporting activities you participate in.
Bring a pair of shorts
Bring a few pairs of shoes
Bring with you the pairs of shoes you wear most regularly (work, everyday)
Jemma Donald
The Physio
Jemma qualified as a chartered Physiotherapist in July 2004 from Birmingham University. She worked for the NHS at the Royal Preston Hospital for three years where she worked alongside leading spinal surgeons, lower limb and shoulder specialists gaining valuable experience in acute and chronic musculoskeletal and orthopaedic problems. During this time, she also worked for a private sports injury clinic where she furthered her knowledge and skills in sports injury assessment, treatment and prevention. In 2007 she moved back to her hometown of Penrith where she continued to work as a Senior Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist for the NHS. Jemma took over a private clinic in Penrith in 2007 before taking a break to start a family. In 2013 she set up Absolute Physiotherapy and now works part-time private and part-time NHS.
Since qualifying Jemma has undertaken extensive postgraduate study gaining a diploma in orthopaedic medicine, certificates in acupuncture, clinical pilates, biomechanics of the lower limb, orthotics, achilles tendinopathy treatment and dynamic taping. Currently she is studying towards a PGC in higher Education on a part-time basis. She has a specialist interest in biomechanics and uses her skills in analysis of movement to underpin her assessment and diagnosis.
