Private physiotherapy in the heart of Clitheroe
Our new ground-floor clinic on King Street will open on Tuesday 3 November 2026, close to the bus and rail interchange. You can self-refer without a GP letter, or ask about home visits across the Ribble Valley.
Physiotherapy that starts with getting you here easily
Our new clinic on King Street, in the centre of Clitheroe, will open on 3 November 2026. It is in a stone-built terrace you can reach on foot, by bus or by train. If travel is hard, we can come to you instead.
Close to the interchange
The clinic shares its postcode with Clitheroe Town Centre Interchange, so the bus stands and the railway station on the Ribble Valley line are close by.
Parking a short walk away
Railway View car park (pay and display, with EV charging) and the Market car park are both a short walk from the door.
Neurological rehabilitation
Our physiotherapists can support people living with stroke, Parkinson's or MS with their movement and balance, as part of their wider care. Ask us whether we are the right fit for you before you book.
Book directly
You do not need a GP referral to book with us. If you plan to claim on private medical insurance, check your insurer's rules first, as some need to approve treatment before it starts.
Physiotherapy for life in the Ribble Valley
From a stiff back after a long day to rehab after surgery, here is how we can help you work towards your goals.
MSK physiotherapy
Help managing back, neck, shoulder, knee, hip and ankle problems, whether they come from desk work, lifting on the farm or a long day on your feet.
Learn more →Sports physiotherapy
Support for walkers on Pendle Hill and the Ribble Way, road and gravel cyclists, and fell runners who are dealing with an injury or building back up.
Learn more →Neurological rehabilitation
Rehabilitation to support movement and balance for people living with stroke, Parkinson's or MS, as part of their wider care. We will tell you at your assessment if another service would suit you better.
Learn more →Mobile home-visit physiotherapy
If getting into town is difficult, we can visit you at home in Clitheroe and across the Ribble Valley villages, including Whalley, Langho and Longridge.
Learn more →Pain rehabilitation and sports massage
Hands-on soft tissue work and sports massage to ease tight muscles, support recovery and help you keep moving.
Ask about appointments →Dry needling and Western acupuncture
Fine needles used alongside exercise and hands-on treatment to help manage muscle and joint pain. Planned for our Clitheroe clinic once it opens. Offered only where clinically appropriate and with your consent, by an HCPC-registered physiotherapist trained in these techniques.
Ask about appointments →Clitheroe and the surrounding valley
We expect to welcome people from the market town and the villages around it. Here is a rough guide to getting to us, or us getting to you.
Whalley
Whalley is about 4 miles away via the A671. If you would rather stay home, ask us about a home visit.
Langho
Langho is about 7 miles from King Street by road. You will be able to visit the clinic once it opens, or we can arrange a visit to your home.
Blackburn
Blackburn is about 10 miles away via the A666 and A59. You can also take a direct train on the Ribble Valley line to Clitheroe station, close to the clinic.
Ribble Valley villages
Our home visits cover Clitheroe and villages including Read, Sabden, Chatburn, Waddington and Longridge. Get in touch to check whether we can reach you.
Whether it is a knee that grumbles on the way down Pendle Hill or a shoulder that aches after a day of lifting, we will listen first, then agree a plan with you.
Meet the Rehab Genius team
Rehab Genius Health was set up by Sohaib Ansar, a registered physiotherapist, and every clinician in the team is a registered physiotherapist.
Sohaib Ansar
Sohaib's clinical interests include soft tissue work, rehabilitation, pain and neurological physiotherapy. He built Rehab Genius Health around the kind of care he wants to offer: clear, practical and focused on what matters to you.
Mian Maaz Bhadaz
Merisha Godinho
Bhavika Saini
Find us on King Street
Before you book.
Answers to what people in Clitheroe and the Ribble Valley tend to ask first.
Where exactly is the clinic?
The clinic will be at 17 King Street, Clitheroe BB7 2EU, in a stone-built terrace with a ground-floor shopfront in the town centre. We open on Tuesday 3 November 2026.
Where can I park, and can I get here by public transport?
Railway View car park (pay and display, about 84 spaces, with EV charging) and the Market car park are a short walk away. The clinic shares its postcode with the bus stands and railway station, so the Ribble Valley line to Blackburn and Manchester is close by.
Do I need a GP referral?
No. You can book directly with us. If you plan to claim on private medical insurance, please check with your insurer before you book, as some need to approve treatment first. Tell us your insurer when you book and we will explain how claiming works.
Do you visit homes in the Ribble Valley villages?
Yes. Our mobile home-visit physiotherapy covers Clitheroe and villages including Whalley, Langho, Read, Sabden, Chatburn, Waddington and Longridge. Contact us to check your address.
What happens at the first appointment?
Your first appointment is a full assessment, where we listen to your history, look at how you move and talk through the next steps with you. We will agree a plan with you before we start treatment. If we think you need medical advice beyond physiotherapy, we will tell you and suggest you speak to your GP.
Do you offer dry needling or acupuncture?
We plan to offer dry needling and Western acupuncture as part of physiotherapy treatment once the clinic opens, where clinically appropriate and with your consent. We will confirm who delivers it at Clitheroe before we open, and we will always check it is suitable for you first.
How do I book?
Email info@rehabgenius.co.uk or use the Ask about appointments button to ask about appointments. Our phone number and opening hours will be on this page before we open on 3 November.
Physiotherapy in Clitheroe from 3 November
Email us to ask about appointments, or ask about a home visit if getting into town is difficult. No GP referral is needed.
