Physio in West London: top-rated clinics and what to expect
Clinic ratings from Google Maps (September 2026), checked against each clinic's own website on 1 October 2026.
Reviewed by Harvir Ubhi, HCPC-registered physiotherapist. Last reviewed 1 October 2026.
From Ealing and Chiswick to Fulham and Kensington, West London has plenty of well-reviewed physio clinics and some of the shorter NHS waits in the city. Here are three of the best rated, or let a physiotherapist on our team match you for free.
Top-rated physio clinics in West London
Physio on the Green
Parsons Green
★ 5.0 · 482 Google reviews
The most-reviewed clinic we found in West London
Chiswick-Physio
Chiswick
★ 5.0 · 377 Google reviews
Running and gait analysis, and women's health physio
The Lab Physio
Ealing
★ 5.0 · 203 Google reviews
Sports and spinal injuries, open on Saturdays
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What we found across West London
- Prices vary more here than in most of London. When we checked, most first appointments were roughly £90 to £130, but some cost more. Prices change, so always confirm with the clinic before you book.
- Ealing and Chiswick have the most choice, and several clinics there open on Saturdays.
- Specialist services are easy to find: running and gait analysis in Chiswick, shockwave therapy in Ealing and diagnostic ultrasound in Kensington.
- NHS waits in Ealing and Hounslow are shorter than most of London.
- Several clinics take the big insurers, including Bupa, Aviva, WPA and Cigna. Check with yours first.
Areas we cover in West London
Ealing, West Ealing and Hanwell · Acton · Chiswick · Hammersmith and Shepherd's Bush · Fulham and Parsons Green · Kensington, Earl's Court and Holland Park · Chelsea and South Kensington · Notting Hill and Bayswater
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Worth looking in another part of London?
Further out in Hounslow, Richmond or Uxbridge? Outer London clinics are often cheaper. Working in the West End? Central London has the most clinics near the office.
NHS physio in West London
If your GP is in Ealing or Hounslow, NHS physio is run by West London NHS Trust. At the end of July 2026, only 2.3% of people on its list had waited more than 18 weeks, against 19.1% across London. In Ealing, your GP practice can guide you on how to get referred. NHS physio waiting times across London.
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Get matched freeQuestions about physio in West London
How much does physio cost in West London?
When we checked, most first appointments in West London were roughly £90 to £130, but prices vary a lot between clinics. Prices change, so always confirm with the clinic before you book.
Where can I find a good physio in Ealing?
Ealing has several well-reviewed clinics, and some open on Saturdays. Tell us your postcode and what's wrong, and we'll match you with one that treats it regularly.
How long is the NHS physio wait in Ealing?
At the end of July 2026, 2.3% of people on West London NHS Trust's list, which covers Ealing and Hounslow, had waited more than 18 weeks, against 19.1% across London.
Is there a physio for runners in West London?
Yes. Chiswick-Physio offers running and gait analysis, and The Lab Physio in Ealing focuses on sports and spinal injuries.
Is there a physio in Hammersmith, Fulham or Kensington?
Yes. All three have well-reviewed clinics, and Physio on the Green in Parsons Green is the most-reviewed we found in West London.
Which West London physios take Bupa?
Chiswick-Physio lists Bupa, Aviva, WPA, Cigna and Healix on its website. Check your cover with Bupa first. Bupa physiotherapy guide.
Don't book a physio. Get urgent help.
Call 999 or go to A&E if you have back pain or sciatica and:
- sciatica in both legs
- numbness or weakness in both legs that's severe or getting worse
- numbness around or under your genitals, or around your bottom
- you can't pee, can't start peeing, or can't control when you pee
- you can't tell when you need a poo, or can't control it
These can be signs of cauda equina syndrome, which needs treatment within hours.
Sources and disclosure
- Clinic ratings and review counts: Google Maps listings, September 2026.
- Opening hours, insurers, services and typical prices: each clinic's own website, checked 1 October 2026. Prices change, so always confirm with the clinic before you book.
- NHS waiting times: NHS England, Community Health Services Waiting Lists, July 2026 data (published 10 September 2026).
- NHS, Sciatica (nhs.uk/conditions/sciatica).
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This page is general information, not medical advice. If you're worried about your symptoms, speak to a GP, call NHS 111, or in an emergency call 999.