Perhaps you’re waking up with a painful back, finding it difficult to turn your neck, or experiencing pain that travels from your back or buttock into your leg.
Maybe a shoulder, hip, knee or foot problem is making walking, exercising, working or sleeping uncomfortable.
When something hurts – particularly when it isn’t getting better – it’s natural to want to understand what’s happening and what you can do about it.
Our chiropractors in Aylesbury will take the time to listen to what’s been happening, assess your symptoms and movement, and explain what we find.
If chiropractic care is appropriate, we’ll discuss the treatment options available to you. If we believe you need further investigation or would be better seeing another healthcare professional, we’ll tell you.
Our story began here in Aylesbury in 1986, when the first Isis Chiropractic Centre opened in Market Square. Today, our Aylesbury clinic continues to help people with back, neck, joint and other musculoskeletal problems from across Aylesbury and the surrounding area.
Whether your problem started recently, has gradually developed or keeps coming back, we’ll start by understanding how it’s affecting you and what may be contributing to your symptoms.
Sometimes it’s obvious where a problem started. At other times, symptoms appear gradually or keep returning without an obvious reason.
You might have pain in one particular area, stiffness that limits your movement, or symptoms that seem to travel from one part of your body to another.
We regularly assess people experiencing:
Your symptoms are individual to you. We don’t assume that everyone with the same type of pain has the same problem or needs the same treatment.
Our Aylesbury clinical team includes experienced chiropractors and physiotherapy care, with treatment and rehabilitation tailored to the individual patient.
Chiropractor · DC, FRCC
Jatinder founded Isis Chiropractic Centres in Aylesbury in 1986 and has four decades of clinical experience.
Chiropractor · DC, MChiro, BSc, MMCC, LRCC
Tom has a particular interest in pain science, movement and rehabilitation, helping patients understand their condition and work towards better function.
Physiotherapist · BSc
Monika is an HCPC-registered physiotherapist with a particular interest in musculoskeletal rehabilitation and helping patients improve movement and function.
If you’re looking for back pain treatment in Aylesbury, the first step is understanding what may be contributing to your symptoms. Back pain can make surprisingly ordinary things difficult — from getting out of bed and sitting at work to driving, bending, lifting or exercising.
For some people, back pain starts suddenly. For others, it develops gradually or becomes a problem that keeps returning. You may also experience stiffness, restricted movement or pain that travels into the buttock or leg.
Rather than assuming all back pain is the same, we’ll look at your symptoms, movement and relevant medical history to understand what may be contributing to your problem.
We’ll then explain what we’ve found and discuss what treatment options may be appropriate for you.
Back pain treatment at Isis isn’t based on one technique. Following your assessment, care may include appropriate manual therapy, soft-tissue treatment, exercise and rehabilitation, advice and strategies to help you manage your condition.
Where appropriate, other treatment options available at our Aylesbury clinic include Shockwave Therapy, Low Level Laser Therapy and TECAR therapy. If further investigation or referral is indicated, we’ll discuss this with you.
The aim is not simply to treat where it hurts, but to understand your individual problem and help you move and function better.
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Pain travelling into the buttock or leg is often described as sciatica, but there are several possible causes of these symptoms. At our Aylesbury clinic, we’ll assess whether your symptoms are consistent with sciatica and what may be contributing to them.
True sciatica usually involves irritation or compression of one of the nerve roots that contributes to the sciatic nerve. Symptoms can include leg pain and sometimes tingling, numbness or weakness. Disc problems are one possible cause, but not all buttock or leg pain is caused by a spinal nerve.
Your assessment helps us determine what treatment, rehabilitation or further investigation may be appropriate rather than assuming that all leg pain should be treated in the same way.
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If you have back pain or sciatica and have been told you have a bulging, herniated or “slipped” disc, we’ll assess whether the disc finding is likely to be contributing to your symptoms rather than assuming that a scan result is necessarily the cause of your pain.
Disc-related problems can cause lower back pain and, where a spinal nerve root is irritated or compressed, symptoms such as pain, tingling, numbness or weakness travelling into the leg.
Treatment depends on your individual assessment and may include appropriate manual therapy or mobilisation, soft-tissue treatment, advice, exercise and rehabilitation to help improve movement and function.
Our Aylesbury clinic has on-site X-ray facilities where imaging is clinically indicated. If MRI or specialist assessment is more appropriate, we’ll discuss the next step with you.
Find out more about disc herniation and slipped discs →
If you’re looking for neck pain treatment in Aylesbury, we’ll start by assessing your symptoms and understanding how they are affecting your movement and everyday activities.
Neck pain may involve stiffness or restricted movement, discomfort around the neck, shoulders or upper back, headaches associated with the neck, or pain that travels towards the shoulder or arm.
Some neck problems can also cause tingling, numbness or weakness in an arm or hand. Where these symptoms are present, an appropriate neurological examination can help us assess whether a nerve may be involved.
Treatment will depend on your individual assessment. Care may include appropriate manual therapy or mobilisation, soft-tissue treatment, exercise and rehabilitation, together with advice to help you manage your symptoms and improve movement and function.
Neck manipulation is not automatically part of treatment. What we recommend will depend on your symptoms, examination findings, preferences and clinical needs.
Our Aylesbury clinic also has on-site X-ray facilities where imaging is clinically indicated. If another investigation or specialist assessment is more appropriate, we’ll discuss this with you.
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You don’t need to work out what’s wrong before you see us. That’s what your initial assessment is for.
We’ll start by talking about your symptoms: when they started, what makes them better or worse and how they’re affecting your work, sleep, exercise and everyday activities.
We’ll also ask about your medical history, previous injuries and any treatment or investigations you’ve already had.
We’ll carry out a physical examination appropriate to your symptoms.
This may include assessing your movement, joints, muscles and neurological function, depending on the nature of your problem.
We’ll explain what we’ve found in straightforward language and give you the opportunity to ask questions.
We want you to understand what we think may be contributing to your symptoms rather than simply telling you what treatment to have.
If we believe chiropractic care or physiotherapy is appropriate, we’ll discuss your options and explain what we’re recommending and why.
If we think you need further investigation, or that another healthcare professional would be more appropriate, we’ll explain that too.
There isn’t one treatment that’s right for everyone.
At our Aylesbury clinic, treatment is based on you, your symptoms, our assessment and what you’re hoping to get back to doing.
Depending on your individual needs, care may combine hands-on treatment, exercise and rehabilitation, advice and other treatment options available at the clinic.
Our chiropractors may use appropriate joint manipulation or mobilisation as part of your treatment, depending on your assessment and individual needs.
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Soft-tissue techniques may be used where muscles and surrounding tissues appear to be contributing to pain, tension or restricted movement.
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Exercises may be recommended to help improve movement, strength, stability and function as part of your recovery.
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Shockwave therapy may be considered for selected tendon and other musculoskeletal problems following an appropriate assessment.
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Low Level Laser Therapy may be incorporated into the management of selected musculoskeletal problems where appropriate.
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TECAR radiofrequency therapy may be incorporated into an individual treatment programme for selected musculoskeletal problems where appropriate.
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Where foot mechanics appear relevant to your symptoms, we’ll assess whether orthotic support may be appropriate.
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Our Aylesbury clinic has access to on-site X-ray imaging.
Most people don’t need an X-ray, so imaging will only be recommended where we believe it may provide clinically useful information.
Where appropriate, we can also arrange private referrals for MRI or ultrasound scanning.
For many musculoskeletal problems, hands-on treatment is only part of the picture.
You may want to get back to running or playing sport. Perhaps you’d simply like to walk further, work without discomfort, get back into the garden or enjoy everyday activities more comfortably.
Whatever matters to you, we’ll take that into account.
Depending on your problem, exercise and rehabilitation may be used alongside treatment to help improve your movement, strength and confidence.
The aim isn’t simply to look at where it hurts. It’s to help you work towards getting back to the activities that are important to you.
Isis Chiropractic Centres was established in Aylesbury in 1986, when our first clinic opened in Market Square.
Today, our Aylesbury clinic is based at Milton House on Gatehouse Road, continuing four decades of providing chiropractic care in the town.
Our Aylesbury chiropractors are registered with the General Chiropractic Council (GCC), the statutory regulator for chiropractors in the UK.
You’ll be assessed as an individual. We’ll explain what we think may be contributing to your symptoms, discuss your options and recommend treatment only where we believe it is appropriate.
We don’t assume that every patient needs the same treatment. Depending on your assessment, care may include appropriate manual therapy, soft-tissue treatment, exercise and rehabilitation, advice and other treatment options available at the clinic.
If we believe further investigation or another healthcare professional would be more appropriate, we’ll explain that too.
Our Aylesbury clinic has on-site X-ray facilities, allowing imaging to be carried out where it is clinically indicated.
X-rays are only recommended when appropriate and when we believe the information may be useful in your clinical assessment or management.
Our clinic at Milton House, Gatehouse Road, Aylesbury HP19 8EL is around a five-minute drive from Aylesbury town centre and provides free patient parking and wheelchair access.
Your treatment isn’t based simply on the name given to your condition. We’ll consider your symptoms, examination findings, medical history, lifestyle and what you’re hoping to achieve.
We’ll explain what we’ve found, the options available to you and what we’re recommending and why.
Our Aylesbury clinic holds both the Royal College of Chiropractors Patient Partnership Quality Mark (PPQM) and Clinical Management Quality Mark (CMQM).
Isis Chiropractic Centres has held these quality marks continuously since their introduction in 2006, reflecting our long-standing commitment to patient-centred care and high standards of clinical management.
Our Aylesbury clinic is located at Milton House on Gatehouse Road, around a five-minute drive from Aylesbury town centre.
The clinic has three treatment rooms, on-site X-ray facilities, free patient parking and wheelchair access.
Isis Chiropractic Centres – Aylesbury
Milton House
Gatehouse Road
Aylesbury
HP19 8EL
Our clinic welcomes people from Aylesbury and surrounding communities, including Fairford Leys, Bedgrove, Bierton, Stoke Mandeville and Aston Clinton, as well as nearby areas of Buckinghamshire.
If you’re looking for a chiropractor in Aylesbury because you’re experiencing back pain, neck pain, sciatica or another musculoskeletal problem, you don’t need to know exactly what’s causing it before making an appointment.
We’ll start by listening, assessing what’s happening and helping you understand what may be contributing to your symptoms and what your options are.
Perhaps you’ve stopped exercising, changed the way you sit or sleep, avoided particular movements or simply accepted that certain activities are going to be uncomfortable.
Sometimes those changes are sensible in the short term. But if a problem isn’t improving, keeps returning or is starting to interfere with your everyday life, it may be time to have it assessed.
Understanding what may be contributing to your symptoms is a useful first step.
If you’d like to find out whether our Aylesbury team can help, contact us.
New Patient Appointment
£70
Chiropractic Treatment
£50
For full details of our fees and what is included in your first appointment, see our pricing page.
Isis Chiropractic Centres began in Aylesbury in 1986, when our first clinic opened in Market Square.
The clinic is now located at Milton House on Gatehouse Road.
We’re at Milton House, Gatehouse Road, Aylesbury HP19 8EL, approximately five minutes by car from Aylesbury town centre.
Yes. Free parking is available at our Aylesbury clinic.
Yes. The Aylesbury clinic has wheelchair access.
You can generally contact us directly without a GP referral.
If your symptoms suggest that your GP or another healthcare professional should assess you, we’ll advise you.
If you’ve had relevant previous treatment or investigations such as X-rays or an MRI, please bring any reports you have available.
We’ll also ask about your medical history, so relevant medical letters or reports can be helpful.
Yes. We have on-site X-ray facilities at our Aylesbury clinic.
Imaging is only recommended where it is clinically indicated and we believe it may provide useful information.
Yes. Back pain is one of the common reasons people visit our Aylesbury clinic.
Because back pain can have different causes, we’ll assess your symptoms, movement and relevant medical history before discussing whether chiropractic care or another approach may be appropriate.
Find out more about back pain →
Yes. We regularly assess people experiencing symptoms commonly described as sciatica.
Because pain travelling into the leg can have different causes, we’ll assess your symptoms first and determine whether chiropractic care is appropriate.
Find out more about sciatica →
We can assess neck pain and stiffness and look at whether musculoskeletal factors may be contributing to your symptoms.
We’ll explain our findings and discuss whether chiropractic care or another approach may be appropriate.
Find out more about neck pain →
We may accept treatment funded through private medical insurance.
If you’re planning to use insurance, please contact your insurer before booking to confirm your level of cover and whether you need prior authorisation or a referral.
If you’re unsure whether an appointment is appropriate or you’d like to ask a question before booking, you can contact us and ask one of our team to get in touch.
If pain or restricted movement is affecting your everyday life, our Aylesbury team can assess what’s happening, explain what we find and discuss the options available to you.
Contact Isis Chiropractic Centres in Aylesbury to arrange your appointment.
Isis Chiropractic Centres Aylesbury
Providing chiropractic care in Aylesbury since 1986.
Easy and convenient access with free parking and wheelchair access. On-site X-ray and a range of treatment options. Private insurance accepted
We look forward to helping you!
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