Physiotherapy and Osteopathy Clinic in Milton Keynes
Resolve pain and unlock your body’s true potential with our award-winning clinical team.
Central Milton Keynes Location
Conveniently located at 315 Avebury Boulevard in The Hub, our Milton Keynes clinic is easy to reach whether you work in the city centre or live locally. With private treatment rooms, free nearby parking and a modern clinical environment, we make it easy to access expert care that helps you recover quickly and reduce pain.
Everything You Need Under One Roof
While hands-on physiotherapy, osteopathy and rehabilitation remain at the heart of what we do, our award-winning Milton Keynes clinic operates as a multidisciplinary healthcare hub, giving you access to a wide range of specialist services and advanced treatment options under one roof. These also include:
- Sports Injury Rehabilitation,
- Shockwave Therapy,
- Acupuncture,
- Diagnostic Referrals,
- Joint Injections,
- Gait Analysis,
- 3d printed Phitts orthotics and more.
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What Milton Keynes Patients Say
Eoin Canning, Milton Keynes
I was really impressed with my treatment by Carmen today.
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Vincent Pretorius, Milton Keynes
Shannan and Holly were so welcoming and friendly.
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Gillian Ormston, Milton Keynes
I love my treatments at Back and Body Clinic Milton Keynes having been a client of Shannan for many years.
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Hannah Lambert, Milton Keynes
Followed Shannan from Bedford to Milton Keynes!
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Wendy Lampert, Milton Keynes
I’ve been seeing Shannan for a few years now, for regular maintenance work on my neck and shoulders.
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Joe O’Neill, Milton Keynes
New Location, still same excellent Service. Been going to Back and Body and specifically Shannan for nearly 6 years on a monthly basis,
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Derek Yarwood, Milton Keynes
I have been attending back and body for many years with various injuries which have all been successfully treated.
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About Milton Keynes’ pain and injury specialists
Why come to Milton Keynes Back and Body Clinic for pain, sports injuries and more?
Our Milton Keynes Hub clinic offers expert care for anyone living with pain, injury, or movement problems. Whether you’re recovering from a sports injury, struggling with back or neck pain, or simply want to move better, our highly qualified team of physiotherapists, Osteopaths and sports therapists are here to help.
We take a complete, hands-on approach focusing not only on relieving pain but also addressing the underlying cause. Located conveniently in The Hub, Milton Keynes, our modern clinic offers a friendly, professional environment where you can get back to doing the things you love, faster.
What Milton Keynes Orthopaedic Consultants do we recommend?
At our Hub clinic, we work closely with trusted orthopaedic consultants across Milton Keynes and the surrounding area. If you need further medical investigation, imaging, or surgical input, we can refer you directly to leading local specialists who share our patient-first approach.
Our close links with these consultants ensure smooth communication, continuity of care, and the best possible outcomes for every patient.
What services do we offer?
At our Milton Keynes Hub clinic, we provide gold-standard services in Physiotherapy, Osteopathy, Sports Massage, Acupuncture, Shockwave Therapy, Biomechanics, Gait Analysis, Joint Injections and Pelvic Health.
Every treatment plan is tailored to you, designed to relieve pain, restore movement, and support your long-term health and goals.
Where can I park in Milton Keynes?
If you’re visiting our clinic at The Hub, parking couldn’t be easier.
You can enjoy free parking for up to 3 hours in the underground car park beneath Sainsbury’s, just a short walk from the clinic entrance.
Parking address:
Sainsbury’s Central Milton Keynes Car Park South 9th Street, Central Milton Keynes, MK9 2NW
There are also plenty of public transport links, for your convenience.
Exercise in pregnancy
I often get asked if it is safe to exercise during pregnancy. And the answer is… if you are healthy and your pregnancy is free of complications then definitely yes! If you suffer from cervical insufficiency, placenta previa (after 26 weeks of pregnancy), pre-eclampsia or severe anaemia you must not exercise. If you have a […]
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What is incontinence?
Incontinence is the accidental or involuntary passing of urine. The NHS estimates that 3-6 million people have some degree of incontinence in the UK.
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What can I do to help my incontinence or prolapse?
There are many lifestyle changes you can make to help improve your symptoms whilst you are having treatment or waiting for your appointment. Increase your fluid intake to 1.5-2l a day and try to drink mainly water. Caffeine in tea and coffee, fizzy drinks, fruit juices and alcohol can all irritate your bladder, so try […]
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Exercise in pregnancy
I often get asked if it is safe to exercise during pregnancy. And the answer is… if you are healthy and your pregnancy is free of complications then definitely yes! If you suffer from cervical insufficiency, placenta previa (after 26 weeks of pregnancy), pre-eclampsia or severe anaemia you must not exercise. If you have a […]
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What is incontinence?
Incontinence is the accidental or involuntary passing of urine. The NHS estimates that 3-6 million people have some degree of incontinence in the UK.
Read More
What can I do to help my incontinence or prolapse?
There are many lifestyle changes you can make to help improve your symptoms whilst you are having treatment or waiting for your appointment. Increase your fluid intake to 1.5-2l a day and try to drink mainly water. Caffeine in tea and coffee, fizzy drinks, fruit juices and alcohol can all irritate your bladder, so try […]
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