Creator: 365 Physiotherapy
Published: 2026-10-24

Looking for a Physiotherapist in Swords?

If you live or work in Swords and you are looking for a physiotherapist, this guide covers what you need to know before you book: where we are, how to get in, when we are open and what happens at your first visit.

Our Swords clinic is at Clinic Rooms 3 & 4, 2nd Floor, Broadmeadow Hall, Applewood Close, Swords, Co. Dublin, K67 Y5F2, close to Airside Retail Park and Swords Business Campus.

How to Find Us

Broadmeadow Hall is a shared office building, so here is exactly what to do when you arrive:

Look for the Broadmeadow Hall sign at the entrance, with 365 Physiotherapy listed on it

At the main entrance, ring the buzzer marked 365 Physiotherapy and we will let you in

Take the lift or the stairs to the 2nd floor

Clinic Rooms 3 & 4 are straight ahead

Parking: free parking is available at the clinic, including underground parking.

The entrance is step-free, and the lift takes you to the 2nd floor. If you prefer not to use the lift, there are stairs as well. Wheelchair users can reach the clinic rooms and the toilet. If you have specific mobility or accessibility needs, please contact us before your appointment so that we can discuss them.

Opening Hours

Monday to Friday: 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM

Saturday: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Sunday: home visits only (by arrangement, with notice)

Evening and weekend appointments are available, which suits people who work during the day. Same-day appointments are often available, but we cannot guarantee them, so call or check online for today's availability.

What We Treat

We see adults and children with muscle, joint and sports problems, including:

Back pain, neck pain and sciatica

Shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand pain

Hip, knee, ankle and foot pain

Sports injuries, including running, GAA, rugby, tennis and golf

Recovery after surgery, with rehabilitation to rebuild movement and strength

Dry needling, where it is suitable for you

Our team includes senior chartered physiotherapists with over 20 years of experience, supported by CORU-registered colleagues. If you are not sure we can help with your problem, call us and we will tell you honestly.

What Happens at Your First Appointment

Appointments are 30 to 40 minutes, depending on which physiotherapist you see. Here is what to expect:

A conversation. We ask about your problem, when it started, what makes it better or worse, your health and your goals

An assessment. We look at how you move, check strength, flexibility and the area that hurts, and explain what we find in plain language

A plan. We agree the next steps with you: treatment, exercises, advice about activity, and how many visits you are likely to need

Treatment and exercises. Where suitable, we start treatment in the same visit, and give you exercises to do at home

If we think you need an MRI scan, we can refer you, and Laya accepts referrals from CORU-registered physiotherapists. Cover depends on your own policy, so please check it with your insurer.

What to bring

Comfortable clothing you can move in, such as shorts or loose trousers

Any scan reports or letters you already have, if you wish (they are helpful but not required)

A list of any medication, and anything else you think we should know

Do I Need a GP Referral?

No. You can book directly with us, online or by phone. If you have a GP letter or scan report, bring a copy and we will add it to your file.

You will receive a receipt at every appointment, which you can use to claim from your health insurer. Cover differs between plans, so check your own policy.

Home Visits from Swords

If travelling to the clinic is difficult, we also offer home visits in Swords and across North Dublin, including to nursing homes and day-care settings. Please give at least 48 hours' notice where possible. For urgent muscle or joint problems, such as acute back pain, call us. We may be able to arrange an earlier visit, subject to availability. A female physiotherapist is available for home visits for patients who prefer one.

When to Get Urgent Medical Help

Physiotherapy is not the right first step for every problem. Some symptoms need urgent medical assessment.

Call 112 or 999 if you have chest pain, sudden severe breathlessness, collapse, or any other symptom that suggests a medical emergency.

Go to the nearest emergency department if you have:

New loss of bladder or bowel control, or numbness around the genital or buttock area, with back pain

A serious injury, severe pain or deformity after a fall or accident, or you cannot put any weight on the leg

A hot, red, swollen joint with fever

Severe or worsening calf pain and swelling, especially with breathlessness or chest pain

If you are not sure how urgent your symptoms are, contact your GP or an out-of-hours GP service for advice. Do not delay emergency care to contact a physiotherapy clinic.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a GP referral to see a physio in Swords?

No. You can book directly with us.

Is there parking at the clinic?

Yes. Free parking is available, including underground parking.

How long is an appointment?

30 to 40 minutes, depending on which physiotherapist you see. Your physiotherapist will confirm this when you book.

What is your cancellation policy?

We ask for 24 hours' notice to cancel or reschedule. Full details are on our booking page.

Do you treat children?

Yes. We treat adults and children. Please call us if you would like to check that we can help with a particular problem.

Book Your Appointment

You do not need a GP referral. Evening appointments (until 9:00 PM on weekdays) and Saturday appointments are available. Book online using the button below, or call us. We have clinics in Swords (Applewood Close) and Santry (Dublin 9), and we offer home visits across North Dublin.

📞 +353 83 098 5073

☎️ +353 1 513 0603

📧 contact@365physiotherapy.ie

Learn more about our Swords Physiotherapy service.

Physiotherapy in Swords: How to Find Us and What to Expect