Quality CaRE Oncology Physiotherapy
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Quality CaRE Oncology Physio provides cancer rehabilitation and scar therapy for anyone diagnosed with cancer.

Our services include:

Cancer Rehabilitation

Physiotherapy following:

A diagnosis of cancer.
An extended in-patient hospital admission for chemotherapy or a stem cell transplantation.
Deconditioning following a prolonged period in hospital.

Exercise Intervention

Exercise before, during and following cancer treatment to improve physical

activity levels and to support recovery and to improve your quality of life.

Fatigue Management

Strategies to manage cancer related fatigue during and following cancer treatment.

Breast Cancer Rehabilitation

Physiotherapy after breast surgery, breast reconstruction, chemotherapy or radiotherapy. To improve shoulder range of movement and function, stiffness, cording and scar tissue through stretching exercises, soft tissue work and strengthening and mobilising exercises.

ScarWork Therapy

Education of scar massage, a light manual therapy used to treat scar tissue, fibrosis and adhesions following surgery.

Carla Reid

Specialist Physiotherapist

BSc MSc MCSP HCPC

Quality CaRE Oncology Physio is a private physiotherapy service and online cancer rehabilitation community run by Carla Reid BSc MSc MCSP HCPC. Carla is a qualified specialist oncology physiotherapist and an accredited ScarWork therapist currently working within the field of oncology, within the National Health Service and privately, in the United Kingdom. She has over 20 years of practice within the NHS and over 15 years specialising in cancer care. Our service aims to support persons affected by cancer through rehabilitation, exercise and scar therapy, to minimise the physical impact of cancer and its treatment; and to enhance quality of life at any stage of cancer from its diagnosis to palliation.

We Specialise In

Exercise rehabilitation and prehabilitation

Management of fatigue and deconditioning

Cancer rehabilitation for the side effects of treatment such as weakness, neuropathy, reduced balance

Cancer rehabilitation for breast cancer recovery.

Improving shoulder function and movement after breast surgery and reconstruction

Cancer rehabilitation for haematological malignancies

Cancer rehabilitation online community and peer support

'The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step'

'Physiotherapy exercise is significant in managing the longer term side effects of cancer, helping people return to work, reducing recurrence following remission and increasing survival and quality of life.'

The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy