About Us
Physiofusion sprung to life through the recognition that not all Physiotherapy is equal.
We are only interested in delivering Physiotherapy that is genuinely great.
Great for patients’ clinical outcome. Great for the Physios providing it.
Not only that, we wanted to provide genuinely great Physio to the greatest number of people as often as was needed.
The principle of helping more people, more effectively. Backing this up are our values; we are: driven, brilliant, creative, caring, supportive and committed.
Physiofusion was established with this vision in mind at all times, as well as on the cornerstones of entrepreneurial flair, technical excellence and management expertise.
Sorrel Holland, Managing Director
Sorrel enjoys nothing more than the challenges offered in developing strategies to grow sustainable and ethical business.
She initially graduated in Equine Science and during her studies developed an interest in business and business modelling. This took her in an entirely different direction and she trained as a Chartered Management Accountant. She employed these skills working in blue chips as diverse as Avon Cosmetics and Alfred McAlpine. And, always looking to increase her repertoire of understanding, she became an Associate of the Chartered Institute of Marketing in 2011.
The country life is never far away for Sorrel – she has gun dogs and enjoys clay pigeon shooting. She’s also a muddy-runner, a spinner in the gym and a whizz in the kitchen.
Sam House, Clinical Director
Sam’s ambition has always been to provide treatment to people that was the very best available, treatment that makes you feel worthy in the eyes of your friends and family.
She graduated in 1997 from Manchester Royal Infirmary – which was linked to Manchester University – in Physiotherapy. Sam really believes in delivering “the best” as only this can provide a long lasting effect and the best result which lets them get back on with their life, whatever that means to them.
It’s a Sporting Life
To many people to “get back on with life” means getting back to sports and active hobbies and Sam felt the most effective way she could treat these patients was to understand the stresses and strains that different sports put on the body.
Sam has, in her time, played golf, cricket, skied, snowboarded and ridden horses – to name, but a few – simply to improve her delivery for treatment of patients as well as of in-house training and her teams’ continuous professional development.
Many of the Physios have specialist sports knowledge and experience and Sam is a keen promoter of transferring this knowledge from Physio to Physio.
Outside the business Sam continues to support sport through a volunteer role for a local hockey club.
She loves preparing, cooking and eating great healthy food (mostly eating it!) but she has her vices too and enjoys nothing more than pie, any kind of pie as you’d expect of a girl born in Wigan (the home of pies).