Partner Article
North East firms partner to ‘join the dots’ between physical and mental health
North East physiotherapy practice Physiotherapy Matters has partnered with Newcastle Premier Health, an independent medical services provider, to develop a joint healthcare model.
The two firms will work in unison to improve the physical and mental wellbeing of staff, working with clients’ HR departments to offer health teams comprising of a nurse, doctor and physiotherapist.
By working in partnership and ensuring effective close communication between the team and a company’s managers, the ‘joined-up’ approach aims to shorten absence times, allow staff with long term problems to remain in productive employment and help to prevent employees from developing health problems that may lead to absence from work.
Nick Livadas, clinical manager at Physiotherapy Matters, said: “By working hand in hand with Newcastle Premier Health, we can offer our clients a holistic health services package that helps to ‘join the dots’ between physical and mental health, and which gives employees access to a wide range of services either on-site at their place of work, or at one of our clinics.
“Often one ailment may have its origin in an underlying problem and by combining our expertise and working with managers, we can help to address health issues before they start to seriously affect an individual’s wellbeing.”
Neeraj Nayyar, managing director at Physiotherapy Matters, added: “Newcastle Premier Health has established itself as a leading specialist in occupational health, and we believe that there is a large degree of synergy between the two companies. We’re delighted to be working with the team at Newcastle Premier Health to offer an enhanced level of service to our clients.”
Mark Philpott, business director at Newcastle Premier Health said: “We have had a long-term relationship with Physiotherapy Matters, having known of the team’s proven expertise in physiotherapy, and have referred patients to Neeraj, Nick and their colleagues on a number of occasions.
“However, this partnership takes our collaborative working to a new level which will have major benefits to North East businesses and patients alike, and I’m excited about the opportunities this will create for both of our companies.”
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