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Mr Salus Sporting Lab has opened a new Shockwave Therapy Clinic in the City of London, located at 60 Cannon Street, London EC4N 6NP.
Our new physiotherapy lab has been designed for people suffering from persistent musculoskeletal conditions, sports injuries and tendon problems that may not have responded sufficiently to conventional treatment.
At Mr Salus Sporting Lab, shockwave therapy is not considered a stand-alone treatment. Our approach combines advanced technology with clinical assessment, hands-on physiotherapy and rehabilitation.
The objective is to understand the condition, identify the factors contributing to the problem and develop an appropriate treatment and rehabilitation programme.
Shockwave therapy, also known as extracorporeal shockwave therapy, uses acoustic pressure waves to deliver mechanical energy to targeted tissues.
It is commonly used within physiotherapy and sports rehabilitation for a range of musculoskeletal conditions, particularly problems involving tendons and areas of persistent pain.
At Mr Salus Sporting Lab, our Radial Shockwave Therapy service is delivered by physiotherapists as part of an individualised treatment approach.
The treatment can be particularly relevant for conditions such as:
The suitability of shockwave therapy depends on the individual condition and clinical assessment.
One of the key features of our new Shockwave Therapy Clinic in London is the combination of advanced technology and specialist physiotherapy.
Our City of London clinic is equipped with advanced rehabilitation technology, including a cutting-edge shockwave therapy machine and High-Power Laser Therapy.
Technology is an important part of the Mr Salus Sporting Lab concept, but the equipment is used alongside the expertise of our physiotherapists.
This means that your treatment can be adapted according to your symptoms, clinical findings, previous treatment and rehabilitation requirements.
Our current service information includes Radial Shockwave Therapy, High-Power Laser Therapy and physiotherapy among the treatments available at Mr Salus Sporting Lab.
One of the main principles behind our approach is that technology should complement physiotherapy rather than replace it.
A person with a persistent tendon problem may require more than a machine-based treatment.
Depending on the condition, treatment may incorporate:
This allows us to look beyond the painful area and consider the factors that may have contributed to the problem in the first place.
Recurrent injuries can be frustrating, particularly when the pain improves temporarily before returning when you increase your training.
This is why our approach focuses on more than symptom management.
For example, an athlete with persistent Achilles pain may require an assessment of their training load, calf capacity, ankle movement, running mechanics and rehabilitation programme.
Similarly, someone with plantar heel pain may require assessment of the foot, ankle, calf, footwear, training load and overall movement pattern.
Shockwave therapy can form part of the treatment programme, while sports injury rehabilitation addresses the broader factors affecting recovery.
In appropriate cases, shockwave therapy can be incorporated into a broader rehabilitation programme.
Our City of London clinic also offers High-Power Laser Therapy, hands-on physiotherapy and IASTM treatment.
We have also developed treatment approaches combining shockwave therapy and IASTM, particularly when treating soft-tissue adhesions and scar tissue.
The choice of treatment depends on the individual assessment rather than following a standard protocol for every patient.
Mr Salus Sporting Lab also provides High-Power Laser Therapy at the Cannon Street clinic.
Laser therapy and shockwave therapy use different forms of energy and are not interchangeable treatments.
Depending on the condition, your physiotherapist may consider one treatment, the other, or a combination within a wider rehabilitation programme.
Our High-Power Laser Physiotherapy service is particularly relevant to patients with conditions including tendinopathy, Achilles problems, plantar fasciitis and some other musculoskeletal conditions.
At Mr Salus Sporting Lab, we take a holistic approach to sports injuries and musculoskeletal conditions.
This means that we consider the complete clinical picture rather than concentrating exclusively on the location of pain.
Depending on your condition, we may consider:
Pain → movement → strength → mobility → training load → biomechanics → rehabilitation
For an athlete, this may also include the demands of their sport and their training schedule.
For someone with a non-sporting musculoskeletal problem, the assessment can be adapted to their daily activities, occupation and individual goals.
Our approach combines hands-on physiotherapy with high-tech equipment, allowing treatment to be adapted to the individual rather than relying on a single technique.
Tendon problems are among the conditions for which shockwave therapy is frequently used within sports physiotherapy.
At Mr Salus Sporting Lab, we work with conditions including Achilles tendinopathy, plantar fasciitis and knee tendinopathy, among other musculoskeletal problems.
However, not every tendon problem is the same.
The stage of the condition, irritability, loading capacity, strength and previous treatment can all influence the rehabilitation approach.
This is why we recommend a clinical assessment before deciding whether shockwave therapy is appropriate.
Plantar fasciitis and plantar heel pain can be particularly persistent for runners and active people.
Pain may be associated with walking, standing, running or the first steps after periods of rest.
Shockwave therapy may form part of a broader treatment programme for appropriate patients.
At Mr Salus Sporting Lab, treatment can be combined with physiotherapy, foot assessment, mobility work, strengthening and rehabilitation according to the individual presentation.
We have also published detailed information about our approach to combined Shockwave and Laser Therapy for plantar fasciitis.
Achilles tendinopathy is another common condition among runners and athletes.
The Achilles tendon is exposed to significant loads during running, jumping and other sporting activities.
For this reason, treatment needs to consider not only the tendon itself but also the person’s training load and ability to tolerate progressive loading.
Shockwave therapy may be incorporated alongside physiotherapy and progressive rehabilitation when clinically appropriate.
For patients interested in alternative or complementary technologies, we also provide High-Power Laser Therapy for Achilles Tendinopathy.
Knee tendon problems, including patellar tendinopathy, can affect runners and athletes involved in jumping and high-impact sports.
Treatment can involve a combination of load management, strengthening, movement assessment and appropriate physiotherapy techniques.
Where suitable, shockwave therapy can be incorporated into the rehabilitation programme.
Our combined Shockwave and Laser Therapy approach for runner’s knee is another resource for patients wanting to understand how different rehabilitation technologies can be used alongside physiotherapy.
The new Cannon Street clinic is not exclusively a shockwave therapy centre.
It is part of the wider Mr Salus Sporting Lab sports physiotherapy and injury clinic, providing several complementary treatments.
Services include:
This combination allows us to assess, treat and rehabilitate injuries using different clinical techniques and technologies where appropriate.
If you are searching for a Shockwave Therapy Clinic near Cannon Street Station, Mr Salus Sporting Lab is located at 60 Cannon Street, EC4N 6NP.
Cannon Street Underground Station and London Cannon Street railway station are both extremely close to the clinic, making the location convenient for people travelling from different parts of London.
The clinic is particularly accessible for people working in the City who want to attend a physiotherapy or shockwave therapy appointment before work, during the working day or after work.
Mansion House Underground Station is one of the closest Tube stations to 60 Cannon Street.
The station is served by the District and Circle lines, making it convenient for patients travelling from west and central London.
From Mansion House Station, the clinic at 60 Cannon Street is only a short walk away.
This makes Mr Salus Sporting Lab a convenient option for people searching for shockwave therapy near Mansion House Station or physiotherapy near Mansion House.
Bank Station is another major transport hub close to our Cannon Street clinic.
Bank provides access to several Underground lines as well as the DLR, making it convenient for people travelling from different parts of London.
The clinic at 60 Cannon Street is within walking distance of Bank Station, making it an accessible option for people searching for shockwave therapy near Bank Station or sports physiotherapy near Bank.
Monument Station is also within walking distance of 60 Cannon Street.
The station provides access to the District and Circle lines and connects with the wider City transport network.
Patients travelling from the Monument, London Bridge and surrounding City areas can therefore reach our Shockwave Therapy Clinic in London without needing to travel across London.
St Paul’s Underground Station provides another convenient option for reaching our Cannon Street clinic.
From St Paul’s, patients can walk towards Cannon Street and continue towards the clinic at 60 Cannon Street.
This makes the location accessible for people working around St Paul’s, Cheapside, Fleet Street and the wider City of London.
For patients travelling by National Rail, London Cannon Street Station is particularly convenient.
The station is located very close to 60 Cannon Street and provides Southeastern rail services.
This makes our clinic accessible for patients commuting into the City from South East London and Kent.
Shockwave therapy is increasingly available in physiotherapy clinics, but the treatment itself is only one part of the rehabilitation process.
At Mr Salus Sporting Lab, our approach combines:
Clinical assessment + advanced technology + hands-on physiotherapy + rehabilitation
This means we can assess your condition, determine whether shockwave therapy is appropriate and then incorporate it into a wider treatment strategy where necessary.
For patients with persistent or recurrent injuries, this broader approach can be particularly important.
The aim is not simply to treat the painful area but to help you understand the problem and work towards a sustainable return to your normal activities or sport.
The new Mr Salus Sporting Lab Shockwave Therapy Clinic at 60 Cannon Street brings advanced rehabilitation technology into the heart of the City of London.
With radial shockwave therapy, high-power laser therapy, hands-on physiotherapy, IASTM, sports injury rehabilitation and other specialist services, the clinic provides an integrated approach to musculoskeletal treatment.
Whether you are dealing with Achilles tendinopathy, plantar fasciitis, knee tendinopathy, a persistent sports injury or another musculoskeletal problem, our physiotherapists can assess your condition and determine whether shockwave therapy may be appropriate for you.
Mr Salus Sporting Lab
60 Cannon Street
London
EC4N 6NP
The clinic is conveniently located close to Cannon Street, Mansion House, Bank, Monument and St Paul’s, making it easily accessible by Underground and National Rail.
If you are searching for a Shockwave Therapy Clinic in London, Shockwave Therapy near Bank, Shockwave Therapy near Cannon Street, Shockwave Therapy near Mansion House or sports physiotherapy in the City of London, contact Mr Salus Sporting Lab to discuss your condition and treatment options.