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.
Perhaps you’ve started avoiding certain movements. Maybe sitting for too long is uncomfortable, you have difficulty getting out of bed in the morning, or you’re thinking twice before lifting something, exercising or doing jobs around the house.
Back pain can develop suddenly or gradually, and there can be different factors contributing to it.
That’s why your assessment matters.
We’ll listen to how your symptoms started, look at how your back and surrounding areas are moving and functioning, and consider your relevant medical history.
We’ll then explain our findings and whether we believe chiropractic care may be appropriate.
Find out more about back pain →
You don’t need to arrive knowing whether your problem involves a joint, muscle, disc, nerve or something else.
We’ll start with an assessment.
Tell us what’s been happening.
We’ll ask when your symptoms started, where you feel them, what makes them better or worse and how they’re affecting your everyday activities.
We’ll also discuss your relevant medical history, previous injuries and any treatment or investigations you’ve already had.
Your physical examination will be tailored to your particular symptoms.
Depending on your problem, this may involve assessing your movement, joints, muscles and neurological function.
We think it’s important that you understand our findings.
We’ll explain them in straightforward language and give you an opportunity to ask questions or discuss any concerns you have.
If we believe chiropractic treatment is appropriate, we’ll explain what we recommend and why.
If something in your history or examination suggests that further investigation or another healthcare professional would be more appropriate, we’ll discuss it with you.
We don’t start with the assumption that everyone who walks through the door needs the same treatment.
What we recommend will depend on you, your symptoms, our findings and what you’re hoping to achieve.
Depending on your individual needs, your care may include:
Appropriate manipulation or mobilisation of joints may form part of your treatment where clinically indicated.
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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.
Find out more about soft tissue and trigger point therapy →
Where appropriate, we’ll recommend exercises and practical advice to help with movement, strength and function between appointments.
Find out more about exercise and rehabilitation →
Shockwave therapy may be considered for certain persistent tendon and soft-tissue problems.
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Low Level Laser Therapy may be incorporated into the management of selected musculoskeletal problems where appropriate.
Find out more about Low Level Laser Therapy →
TECAR radiofrequency therapy is another treatment option that may be incorporated into an individual treatment programme where appropriate.
Find out more about TECAR therapy →
If the way your feet are functioning appears relevant to your symptoms, we can assess whether orthotic support may be appropriate.
Find out more about orthotics →
Our Aylesbury clinic has on-site X-ray facilities, which are available where imaging is clinically indicated.
Most people don’t need an X-ray, so imaging will only be recommended when we believe it may provide useful information.
Where appropriate, we can also arrange private referrals for MRI or ultrasound scanning.
Aylesbury has a particularly important place in the history of Isis Chiropractic Centres.
Our first clinic opened in Market Square, Aylesbury, in 1986. The clinic later moved to Milton House on Gatehouse Road, where we continue to see patients today.
Isis Chiropractic Centres – established in Aylesbury in 1986.
Pain in the same area can have different causes.
That’s why we’ll take a history and carry out an appropriate examination before discussing whether chiropractic care is suitable for you.
We don’t want you to leave wondering what we think is happening.
We’ll explain our findings, answer your questions and talk you through your options.
What we recommend will be based on your assessment rather than simply the name given to your condition.
Your symptoms, medical history, lifestyle and goals all matter.
Where clinically indicated, X-ray imaging can be carried out at our Aylesbury clinic.
Imaging isn’t needed for every patient, so we’ll only recommend it where it is appropriate and may provide useful information.
Our Aylesbury clinic is located at Milton House on Gatehouse Road, around a five-minute drive from Aylesbury town centre.
The clinic provides:
Milton House was comprehensively converted for use as a chiropractic clinic after previously being used as Barclays Bank offices.
You’ll find the full address, directions, opening hours and contact details in the Plan your visit section below.
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 diagnose yourself before making an appointment.
We’ll start by finding out what’s happening, how your symptoms are affecting you and what may be contributing to the problem.
From there, we can explain our findings and discuss what options may be appropriate.
Not every ache or pain means that something serious is wrong.
But you may want to have a problem assessed if:
You don’t have to wait until pain has become severe before asking for advice.
An assessment can help you understand what may be happening and decide what to do next.
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.
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.
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. 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.
Pain can be frustrating, particularly when you don’t understand why it’s happening or why it keeps coming back.
You don’t need to have the answer before you come to see us.
We’ll listen to what’s been happening, assess your symptoms and explain what we find.
If we believe we can help, we’ll discuss your options. If we think you need a different type of care, we’ll tell you.
Contact Isis Chiropractic Centres in Aylesbury to arrange your appointment.
Easy and convenient access with free parking and wheelchair access. On-site X-ray, rehabilitation and many advanced treatment options. Private insurance accepted.
Please book in advance for any treatments or appointments.
We look forward to helping you!
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