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Find advice about your condition, and information about your local Connect service.

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NHS Services

Resources for health professionals on integrated MSK, pain, rheumatology pathways and associated community health and wellbeing services.

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NHS Services

Resources for health professionals on integrated MSK, pain, rheumatology pathways and associated community health and wellbeing services.

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Occupational Health Physiotherapy Services

Learn more about our Occupational Health Physiotherapy services.

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Occupational Health Physiotherapy Services

Learn more about our Occupational Health Physiotherapy services.

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Connect Health is the largest, independent provider of integrated community MSK (musculoskeletal) and physiotherapy services in the UK (including orthopaedics, pain, rheumatology, wellbeing and occupational health) serving over 350k NHS patients per year across 26 CCGs and 100+ businesses.

85

% of patients would highly recommend our service

80

% of staff say Connect is a great place to work

12

thousand patient appointments per week

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Case Studies
Karen Wright tells her Connect story after a traumatic wrist injury was followed by a debilitating frozen shoulder.

Karen Wright, 61 from Yorkshire, Great British Bake Off 2018 contestant explains how her frozen shoulder impacted her life and how innovative treatment from Connect helped her recover.

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Blog
I felt shackled in the NHS and really wanted to work somewhere with less red tape

Philip Barber, Clinical Lead for South West Essex (SWEX) and Developing Consultant Physiotherapist (DCP), talks about his career to date and how the DCP programme is bringing opportunities and career choices to the participants.

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News
Pain: Do You Get It?

The Pain: Do You Get It? event in Grantham was an awareness-raising public engagement movement encouraging the local community to change how they think, talk and treat chronic pain

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