Knee Pain Physiotherapy in Bruntsfield, Edinburgh
Knee pain Physio assessment, treatment and rehabilitation by an expert Physiotherapist.
Knee pain can affect much more than exercise. It can make walking, using stairs, driving, getting up from a chair or simply getting through the day uncomfortable.
You might be dealing with:
Knee pain and stiffness
Pain when walking, running, squatting or using stairs
Knee weakness or instability
Swelling or reduced movement
Pain that keeps coming back
A previous knee injury that is affecting your activity
At Perform Health Co, we’ll assess your knee, look at how you move and listen to what’s been happening. We’ll explain what we find and give you a clear treatment and rehabilitation plan based on your symptoms, goals and lifestyle.
Treatment includes hands-on Physiotherapy assessment and treatment from session one, targeted exercises and progressive strength training.
We’ll help you understand your knee pain and give you a real roadmap to your recovery beyond being pain-free.
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Assess & Diagnose
A thorough assessment of your knee and the surrounding area to find the root cause and diagnose the issue.
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Test & Measure
We test your strength and range of motion to give you objective data and a clear baseline to track progress.
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Treat & Re-test
Hands-on treatment to relieve your pain, re-testing as we go so you can see the improvement.
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Rehab & Strength
Real rehab to strengthen your knee and improve function, so you can get back to doing what you love.
More Than Treating Your Knee Pain
At Perform Health Co, we look beyond the painful area to understand what is contributing to your knee problem and what needs to change. Your care is designed to take you from identifying the issue through to rebuilding the strength and confidence needed for the activities that matter to you.
A key difference is our in-house rehab gym. Rather than rehabilitation being something you are left to manage on your own, your Physiotherapist can work with you in the gym to develop strength, movement and control as your knee improves.
From assessment and diagnosis through to treatment and rehabilitation, your care stays connected within the same clinic. The focus is not simply on settling knee pain, but on helping you build your capacity to use your knee again.
Appointment: £70
Your 45-minute appointment includes a full physiotherapy assessment, hands-on treatment and a personalised rehabilitation plan.
We’ll assess your knee pain, explain what we find and give you a clear plan for your recovery and next steps.
Initial Physiotherapy Session
What You Can Expect During Your Assessment
Full knee assessment and history
Hands-on treatment from your first visit
Personalised rehab plan with home or gym exercises via our rehab app
Clear recovery plan so you know what to expect and how to progress
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Knee Pain Conditions We Treat
Our Edinburgh clinic helps people at all stages of knee pain.
We treat a wide range of knee injuries and conditions, helping active people recover faster, move better, and prevent re-injury
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Knee pain related to training volume/intensity/load/frequency, changes in activity, poor load management or repetitive movement.
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Injury to the cartilage within the knee that can cause sharp pain, swelling, stiffness or difficulty with movement.
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Pain and irritation in the tendon below the kneecap, often caused due to an overload with running, jumping or sudden increased training volume generally.
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Change to cartilage in the knee causing pain, stiffness, and reduced movement. Our hands on assessment and treatment can get your moving better, reduce inflammation and get you moving forward.
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Often caused by twisting or impact, leading to pain and instability. Essential to have assessed to ensure you can recover fully.
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Problems with how the kneecap moves, which can cause pain, clicking, instability or a feeling that the knee may give way.
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Pain around or behind the kneecap that can be aggravated by activities such as running, squatting, stairs or prolonged sitting.
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Rehabilitation following procedures such as ACL reconstruction, meniscus surgery or knee replacement. We help clients get moving better, improve range of motion and help strengthen.
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A common cause of knee pain in growing adolescents, particularly those involved in running and jumping sports. Responds well to rehab exercises, modifications and personalised treatment plans.
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Inflammation of the small fluid-filled sacs around the knee, which can cause localised pain, tenderness and swelling.
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Injuries to the muscles, tendons or ligaments around the knee, often following a sudden movement or increase in activity.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Your first appointment is focused on understanding your problem and finding out what may be contributing to it. Your Physiotherapist will discuss your symptoms, medical history and any relevant activities or goals before carrying out a detailed physical assessment.
They will explain their findings with you and outline what they recommend next. Where appropriate, this may include hands-on treatment, specific exercises or a programme using our in-house rehab gym. You will leave with a clear understanding of what is causing or contributing to your symptoms and the next steps in your rehabilitation.
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No. As a private Physiotherapy practice, you do not need a GP referral to book an appointment with us. You can self refer and access treatment directly.
The benefits of early intervention means we can get you moving more pain-free sooner and back to doing what you love.
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Yes. We work with several major private health insurance providers. This includes Aviva, Vitality, WPA, Healix and Axa Health.
Coverage depends on your individual policy, so we recommend checking with your insurer before your appointment to confirm what is included. If required, we can provide invoices or reports to support your claim and help with the reimbursement process.
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The number of sessions you need depends on the type of injury, your goals, and how your body responds to treatment. Some people feel significant pain relief within a few sessions, while others require a longer rehabilitation plan to fully rehabilitate.
Early treatment often focuses on reducing pain and improving range of motion. As you progress, the focus shifts towards getting stronger and back to doing what you love as soon as possible. This approach helps support longer term recovery and reduces the chance of symptoms returning.
After your initial assessment, your Physiotherapist will give you a clear plan of what to expect and discuss a timeline that suits your needs.