Physio in Camden: sports injury and rehab near Camden Town

By Geoff Scott, Founder & Senior Physiotherapist, Hauora

By Geoff Scott, Senior Physiotherapist and founder of Hauora. Reviewed by Jason Oliveira, Senior Physiotherapist. Last updated 14 November 2026.

Looking for a physio in Camden? Hauora is a senior-led physiotherapy and sports injury clinic in Primrose Hill, in the borough of Camden, about 10 minutes’ walk from Camden Town station and five minutes from Chalk Farm. Every patient is seen by a senior physiotherapist who has worked in elite sport.

Getting to Hauora from Camden

You’ll find us at At The Core, The Courtyard, 44 Gloucester Avenue, Primrose Hill, London NW1 8JD.

From Camden Town: about 10 minutes on foot via Parkway and Gloucester Avenue.
From Chalk Farm: about five minutes’ walk from the Northern line station.
From Kentish Town: the 393 bus runs to Chalk Farm, or it’s around 25 minutes on foot.

Active Camden, and the injuries we see

Camden is a brilliant place to be active, and a lot of our patients run, ride and train right on our doorstep.

Regent’s Park Outer Circle: the 4.45km loop is one of London’s best-known places for road cyclists to train. Clubs including Regent’s Park Rouleurs, Islington Cycling Club, Cycle Club London and Rapha Cycle Club ride laps there, and the early-morning chain gangs are a sight in themselves.
Running in Regent’s Park and on Primrose Hill: the park hosts regular RunThrough 5k and 10k races through the year, and London Frontrunners’ Wednesday evening run sets off from Kentish Town Sports Centre for laps of the park.
The Regent’s Canal towpath: a favourite for runners and walkers heading east to King’s Cross or west to Little Venice.
Leisure centres: Kentish Town Sports Centre, Pancras Square Leisure Centre and Swiss Cottage Leisure Centre all have pools and gyms for training year-round.

Cyclists most often come to us with knee pain, neck and lower back pain from long hours in a riding position, or shoulder and wrist injuries after a fall. Our guide to cycling injury physio covers how we assess and treat them, including bike position. Runners tend to bring us runner’s knee, Achilles and calf problems, and heel pain; see our running injury guide. And plenty of Camden’s office workers come in with back and neck pain that has built up over months at a desk.

Rehab after surgery

We see patients after orthopaedic surgery at central London hospitals, including University College Hospital on Euston Road and the private hospitals in St John’s Wood and Marylebone. We’re happy to see you whoever performed your operation. We follow your surgeon’s protocol, measure your progress at every stage and keep your surgeon updated, especially after ACL surgery, hamstring repair, knee replacement and hip replacement.

Who you’ll see

Geoff Scott, founder, spent around 20 years as Head of Medicine and Performance at Tottenham Hotspur and was Director of Medicine and Performance at Nottingham Forest.
Jason Oliveira, Senior Physiotherapist, spent seven years as a senior physio at Saracens and leads our concussion assessments.

That means the same assessment, strength testing and return-to-sport testing used in professional sport, applied to your goals, whether that’s a faster lap of the Outer Circle, your first 10k or simply getting through the working day without pain.

Supporting an active Camden

We’re a Camden clinic and we want Camden moving. Staying active is one of the best things you can do for your health, so our aim is always to keep you riding, running and training safely rather than to stop you. If you run a local club, school team or exercise group, get in touch. We’re always happy to talk about how we can help your members stay injury-free.

Appointments and fees

A physiotherapy consultation is £155, and same-day appointments are often available. You don’t need a referral to book. If you’re claiming on health insurance, check with your insurer first, as some ask for a GP or specialist referral. See fees and insurance for more.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a physio near Camden Town?

Yes. Hauora is in Primrose Hill, about 10 minutes’ walk from Camden Town station and five minutes from Chalk Farm.

Do you treat cycling injuries?

Yes. We treat knee, back, neck, hip and shoulder problems in cyclists, look at how your position on the bike may be contributing, and help you recover from falls.

Can you see me the same day?

Same-day appointments are often available. Book online or call 020 4541 8924 and ask for Hauora.

Do I need a referral to see a physio at Hauora?

No, you can book directly. If you’re claiming on health insurance, check with your insurer first, as some ask for a GP or specialist referral.

Book your appointment

Whether you’ve hurt yourself on the bike, on the canal path or at your desk, book an assessment at Hauora in Primrose Hill. Book online at hauora.com/book or call 020 4541 8924.

Finding us: Hauora is based inside the At The Core building, but we’re a separate business from At The Core. We share the building and the phone number, so when you call, please ask for Hauora.

We also see patients from Hampstead, Belsize Park, Swiss Cottage and St John’s Wood and Regent’s Park.

This article is general information, not a diagnosis. If you’re injured or unwell, see a doctor or physiotherapist.