Meridian Point, Church Road, A63 NX75 Greystones, Co. Wicklow, IE
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Platinum Physio is a next-generation Physio practice combining specialist assessment and hands-on treatment techniques with movement-based therapy for injury treatment and prevention.
Meridian Point, Church Road, A63 NX75, Greystones, Co. Wicklow, Ireland
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Christine was absolutely excellent! She helped me to ease my pain and explained the reason for that and gave me exercises which I found extremely valuable . If I miss a day making them- I feel the pain and as soon I start doing them - the result is noticeable straight away.
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