Physiotherapy at Westway Clinic, Redhill
Don’t let pain limit your life. Physiotherapy helps reduce pain, restore movement and prevent problems from coming back. At The Westway Clinic, 17 Hatchlands Road, Redhill, we treat back pain, neck pain, sciatica, shoulder and knee problems, sports injuries and post-operative rehabilitation.
We see patients from Redhill, Reigate, Merstham, Earlswood, Nutfield, Horley and the surrounding Surrey area.
Why choose Westway for physiotherapy
- HCPC-registered physiotherapist. You’ll be seen by Jawad Ahmed, a fully qualified physio registered with the Health and Care Professions Council.
- No GP referral needed. Book directly, often within the same week.
- 5-star Google reviews. See what our patients say on our Google reviews.
- Evening and Saturday appointments. We’re open Monday to Friday 9.00am–7.30pm and Saturday 9.00am–1.30pm.
- Everything under one roof. Physiotherapy, osteopathy, podiatry, shockwave therapy and injections, all at 17 Hatchlands Road, Redhill.
What our clients say
Conditions We Treat
We also treat
- Plantar fasciitis (heel pain). Pain under the heel, often worst with your first steps in the morning, common in runners and people on their feet all day.
- Shin splints. Aching along the inside of the shin bone, usually brought on by running or a sudden increase in training.
- Runner’s knee. Pain around or behind the kneecap, often worse on stairs, squatting or downhill running.
- Patellar tendinopathy (jumper’s knee). Pain just below the kneecap, common in running and jumping sports.
- IT band syndrome. Pain on the outside of the knee that builds during longer runs or cycling.
- Hamstring strains and tendinopathy. Pulls or ongoing pain at the back of the thigh, often from sprinting, football or high-mileage running.
- Ankle sprains. Rolled or twisted ankles, with rehab to restore strength and balance and lower the risk of it happening again.
- Hip and buttock pain. Including gluteal tendinopathy: pain on the outside of the hip, often worse lying on your side, on stairs or when running.
- Tennis and golfer’s elbow. Pain on the outside or inside of the elbow from repeated gripping, racket sports or desk work.
- Sports injury and post-surgery rehab. Structured rehab to get you back to sport or everyday activity after an injury or operation, including ACL repair and knee or hip replacement.
What to Expect
Here’s what happens at your physiotherapy appointment.
1. Assessment – We listen to your story, test how you move and explain what’s causing your pain.
2. Treatment – Hands-on therapy, targeted exercises and advice to ease pain and get you moving.
3. Plan – A clear, personalised plan with home exercises and regular progress checks.
Most people need around 3–6 sessions, and we’ll give you a clear idea at your first appointment.
Meet Your Physiotherapist
Jawad Ahmed, Physiotherapist (HCPC registered, CSP member)
Jawad has a Doctor of Physiotherapy degree and over six years’ experience treating musculoskeletal problems, sports injuries and post-operative recovery, along with neurological rehabilitation. He uses hands-on manual therapy, spinal and joint mobilisation, dry needling and acupuncture, kinesiology taping and shockwave therapy, combined with tailored exercise plans. Patients know him for his calm, supportive approach. He takes time to explain what’s going on and helps you build the confidence to get back to what you enjoy.
How we treat
Treatment is tailored to you and based on current evidence. It may include:
- Manual therapy and soft-tissue techniques
- Spinal and joint mobilisation
- Exercise rehabilitation and strength programmes
- Dry needling and acupuncture
- Kinesiology taping and bracing
- Shockwave therapy
- Return-to-sport plans
- Post-operative rehabilitation
- Education and self-management advice
- Home exercise programmes
Prefer osteopathy?
We also have experienced osteopaths at Westway who treat back and neck pain, joint aches and sports injuries using hands-on techniques. If you’re not sure whether physiotherapy or osteopathy suits you best, call us and we’ll help you choose.
What to Know Before Your First Physiotherapy Appointment
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Do I need a GP referral?
No, you can book directly.
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How many sessions will I need?
Typically 3–6, depending on condition and goals.
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What should I wear?
Comfortable clothing you can move in.
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Can physiotherapy help with sciatica?
Yes – assessment, treatment, and exercise planning can help ease symptoms.
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Do you help after surgery?
Yes, we follow surgeon-approved rehab protocols for ACL, hip, knee, and shoulder surgeries.
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Do you accept health insurance?
Yes. We see patients with private health insurance. Please check your policy covers physiotherapy and bring your authorisation details to your first appointment.
