Professional referrals

Medico-legal physiotherapy in London

Structured rehabilitation and objective reporting for solicitors, insurers, and case managers who need dependable clinical delivery and clear case communication.

  • CPR Part 35 reporting capability
  • HCPC-registered physiotherapists
  • Defined case communication

Professional assurance

Clear clinical oversight

  • MLACP-led medico-legal service
  • HCPC-registered physiotherapists
  • CPR Part 35 reporting capability
  • Structured medico-legal administration

Specialist capability

Built for professional instructions

Medico-legal services are led by an MLACP member and delivered by HCPC-registered physiotherapists with established reporting workflows.

Clear, objective clinical reporting

CPR Part 35 Report Writing

Reports are structured with clear chronology, clinical findings, response to treatment, and recommendations relevant to case progression.

Case-aligned treatment planning

Instructed Rehabilitation Delivery

Assessment and treatment are aligned with the instruction, functional goals, and case requirements.

Defined updates through the episode

Case Communication and Handover

We provide agreed progress communication, flag barriers early, and issue clear discharge summaries for file continuity.

From referral to discharge

From instruction to confirmed next steps

Clear communication keeps the instructing party, patient, and clinical team aligned from the outset.

  1. 01

    Submit the enquiry form with case details and instructing party contacts.

  2. 02

    Include authorisation, billing details, and reporting expectations.

  3. 03

    Provide relevant clinical context and referral priorities.

  4. 04

    We confirm next steps and patient booking process with your team.

Delivery standards

Clear clinical and reporting expectations

Service delivery

  • Referral triage and onboarding after instruction
  • Objective baseline assessment with clear treatment plan
  • Progress reviews against case goals
  • Early escalation where barriers to progress arise
  • Initial clinical assessment and treatment planning
  • Goal-led treatment aligned to instructed scope
  • Progress updates where required by the instructing party
  • Discharge communication with continuity recommendations

Reporting, governance and scope

  • CPR Part 35 report format where required
  • Clear chronology from first assessment to discharge
  • Attendance, treatment response, and outcomes documented
  • Secure handling of case and patient information
  • Personal injury rehabilitation
  • Instructed treatment with reporting requirements
  • Case-managed rehabilitation episodes
  • Files requiring consistent communication with legal teams