Milltown Physiotherapy has been in existence for over 20 years.
We have 17 highly skilled Chartered Physiotherapists, including 8 Pilates Instructors and 11 Chartered Physiotherapists in Women’s Health.
We pride ourselves in the high standard of professional care provided by our team of physiotherapists who know our patients and look after their individual needs.
Our excellent reception service offers full reception cover from 8am to 8pm because we believe in the importance of a voice at the end of the phone when making an enquiry or booking an appointment.
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Our physiotherapists
The 2 partners Maeve Whelan and Helen MacDevitt treat patients in the Clinic daily and are present to ensure excellent practice management.
Education and experience are of paramount importance to us. The team of chartered physiotherapists working in Milltown Physiotherapy has on average 7 years university education coupled with many years of valuable clinical experience in our practice. We regularly attend courses and conferences, are up to date on research and continuing professional development and provide regular inservice training.
Our physiotherapists have presented at national and international conferences and have earned specialist member awards. The diverse range of skills and expertise amongst our physiotherapists allows us offer a high standard of treatment in many different areas of physiotherapy.
Outside of work, we are personally involved in international sailing, have represented our country in Hockey and in running, participate at high level in club golf, GAA, triatholons and watersports and so between us have the personal experience to deal with what presents to us. We have also treated international footballers but have yet to make selection on to the teams!
Important information
Milltown Physiotherapy Child Safeguarding Statement – March 2018
Milltown Physiotherapy has undertaken an assessment of risk of child abuse while any child is availing of its services and has developed a Child Safeguarding Statement (CSS). The purpose of the Statement is to identify how the organisation will work to eliminate or manage any risks identified. The Safeguarding Statement will also outline how staff will be provided with information to identify abuse that children may experience outside the organisation, and what they should do with any concerns about child safety.
Full Milltown Physiotherapy Child Safeguarding Statement
Data Privacy Notice – May 2018
At Milltown Physiotherapy Ltd., your privacy is of paramount importance to us. We have obligations to you both under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and under legal and ethical regulations pertaining to the professional body of physiotherapy, The Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists.
The GDPR will come into effect on 25 May 2018, and from that date will supersede existing law and place enhanced accountability and transparency obligations on organisations when using your information. The GDPR will also introduce changes which will give you greater control of your personal information, including a right to object to processing of your personal information where processing is carried out for business purposes.
This document explains most important aspect of how we use your information and what rights you have in relation to your personal information. Existing or potential patients or clients of the practice are welcome to discuss any queries they may have in relation to our policy, at any stage.
WHAT IS PHYSIOTHERAPY?
Physiotherapy is a science based healthcare profession which involves the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of physical dysfunctions and disorders.
PHYSIOTHERAPY IN IRELAND
In Ireland, qualified physiotherapistshave received a degree from a recognised university. To become Chartered and attain a license to practice, the physiotherapist must register with the professional body, The Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists (ISCP).
CHARTERED PHYSIOTHERAPISTS
Chartered Physiotherapists make an important commitment to quality healthcare and professional accountability as they are required to undertake continuing professional development programs to keep abreast of the latest therapeutic developments.
In addition, chartered physiotherapists are bound to abide by a Code of Conduct which sets out expected standards of professional practice and have professional indemnity insurance, which protects patients in the very unlikely event of injury.
