Physiotherapy to Meet Your Needs

We are Open!!

APPOINTMENTS - Please phone 01224 316488 or email admin@wallacepractice.co.uk to schedule a face to face appointment or if you prefer, we can arrange a video or telephone appointment.

With most restrictions lifted in Scotland, we have been advised, as a health care setting, to continue the measures we have put in place to ensure both your safety and the safety of our staff. This involves maintaining social distancing measures at the Practice and continuing screening for covid19 as part of making your appointment.

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Pilates Live : 2 Week Free Trial!

Currently we are running 10 Zoom classes per week.

If you would like to try Pilates with us before signing up, please contact the Practice for details.

Pilates Face to Face : Recommencing week of 16th August 2021

For a full Pilates timetable and instructions on booking your space,

please refer to our Pilates tab at the top of your screen.

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About Wallace Practice Ltd

The Wallace Practice Ltd is an established physiotherapy clinic based in Aberdeen and Banchory. Wallace Practice Ltd provides a highly skilled physiotherapy service that incorporates a range of therapies to address everything from spinal disc injuries and muscle strains to sports injuries, occupational health and neurological rehabilitation. The practice also offers a range of complimentary medicine and wellbeing  services to meet your needs.

Philosophy

To offer the highest quality in patient care given promptly, efficiently and in confidence, with sympathetic attention to individual needs.

How Can We Help You

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Insurance or Pay as You Go

Nearly all insurance plans accepted

Our physiotherapists are accredited with a number of insurance companies. At present these include Aviva Insurance Ltd, AXA PPP, BUPA, Cigna Healthcare, Pru Health, WPA, Physiotherapy Network, 3D Rehabilitation. Prior to the initial appointment, patients are kindly requested to check the conditions of their Health Insurance Policy. Most policies require pre-authorisation prior to your appointment and many will require a voluntary excess payable by the patient. The physiotherapist cannot be held responsible for any non-payment of claims.