Mobile Physical Therapy Near You

Blys is the fastest, easiest and safest way to access health and wellness services.

We deliver trusted physical therapy services to your doorstep – by connecting you to a qualified physical therapist in your local area.

No phone calls, no cash payments, no stress about finding the right practitioner or making the journey to the clinic and back. You simply make a booking online on our website or massage app, and we will have a qualified and vetted Blys physical therapist knocking on your door in no time. Our costs cover all travel, parking and equipment required for your session.

Some of our customers describe us as ‘Uber for Health and Wellness’.

You can enjoy your mobile physical therapy session in the location that’s most convenient for you—whether that’s the comfort of your own home or another setting that suits your needs.

Depending on therapist availability, we aim to connect patients with an available therapist within 24 hours from the time of enquiry. We can sometimes schedule you in on the same day, subject to availability.

Most sessions run between 30 to 60 minutes—just enough time to get those muscles moving and progress flowing. Your physio will tailor the length to suit your condition, goals, and how your body’s feeling that day. No cookie-cutter treatments here—just focused, professional care made for you.

It depends. Some people start feeling better after just a few sessions, while chronic issues like arthritis or sciatica might take a few weeks or even months to see real progress. Your physio will guide you through every step, making sure the plan fits your pace and goals.

Nope! Mobile physical therapists provide all equipment. 🙂

All we need is for you to have thought of a small area for the treatment table to be set up. Since your body temperature can drop slightly during a consultation, please ensure the room is at a comfortable setting for you.

Absolutely! Physical therapy can ease arthritis pain, boost joint movement, and build muscle strength around your joints. With personalized exercises and hands-on care, physios help you move more comfortably and enjoy better function—even with osteoarthritis.

Physical therapy focuses on improving your movement, strength, and pain relief through exercises and manual therapy. Occupational therapy helps you regain functional independence by supporting daily activities like self-care and work tasks—making everyday life easier and more manageable.

Physical therapy shouldn’t hurt—but a little mild soreness from exercises is totally normal, especially at the start. Your physical therapist will make sure treatments feel comfortable and safe while still helping you heal and get stronger.

Keep it comfy and stretchy! Think loose-fitting clothes or your favorite workout gear that lets you move freely. If you’re focusing on knees or hips, shorts or stretchy pants make it easier for your physio to focus on your problem areas.

Having all the benefits of a visiting a qualified physical therapist available in your own home can make it even more beneficial. There is greater flexibility in focusing on your well-being when travel time is eliminated.

Whether you’re working around school schedules, nap time, or conference calls, Blys mobile physical therapist partners work to your schedule so you have more time to look after yourself.

Yes! You can browse physical therapists in your area by heading to the provider directory and inputting your location and preferred service type into the search field.  

From here you can click the individual provider listings to view their complete profile including their bio, reviews and rating. 

Once you’ve chosen your preferred physical therapist you can book them directly by clicking the ‘book’ button on their profile page. 

If your selected physical therapist isn’t available, we’ll prompt you to either reschedule to another time or select another physical therapist in your area.

Yes, physical therapy for a torn meniscus or herniated disc can reduce pain and improve function through targeted exercises and manual therapy. Severe cases may require additional medical treatment.

Yes, physical therapy for plantar fasciitis helps by using stretching, strengthening exercises, and manual therapy to reduce foot pain and improve function, promoting faster recovery.

Absolutely! Physical therapy works wonders for sciatica by relieving pressure on the sciatic nerve through tailored stretches, exercises, and manual techniques. Your physical therapist will create a personalized plan to ease your pain and improve your mobility—helping you get back to feeling like yourself again.

Physical therapy and physiotherapy are basically the same thing—both use exercises and manual therapy to help you move better and ease pain. The terms are often used interchangeably, though physiotherapy sometimes leans a bit more into overall wellness and prevention.