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About Bee Mobile Physiotherapy

I’m Ellis Bee, a Chartered Physiotherapist and Clinical Director of Bee Mobile Physiotherapy.

Alongside running Bee Mobile Physiotherapy, I work as a senior NHS physiotherapist in a Band 7 Team Lead role, with experience across hospital rehabilitation, acute medicine, care of older people, orthopaedics, stroke rehabilitation, respiratory care and other specialist areas.

Working in hospital rehabilitation has shown me how significant the transition from hospital to home can be. I established Bee Mobile Physiotherapy to provide another option: high-quality, one-to-one physiotherapy delivered in the environment where people actually need to regain their independence.

Home visits also allow rehabilitation to be genuinely specific. If your goal is to manage your own stairs, walk to the local shops or get back into the garden, those activities can form part of your rehabilitation rather than simply being discussed in a clinic.

That practical, individual approach remains at the heart of Bee Mobile Physiotherapy.

My Qualifications

I am a Chartered and HCPC-registered Physiotherapist and maintain the professional standards, training and continuing professional development required for clinical practice.

MSc – Physiotherapy (Pre-Registration)
King’s College London, 2016-2018

BSc (Hons) – Sport Rehabilitation
St Mary’s University, 2013-2016

HCPC Registered Physiotherapist
Registration number: PH116976

Member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (MCSP)

Enhanced DBS Checked & Fully Insured

Ellis Bee, MSc, MCSP

My Physiotherapy Experience

My clinical experience spans a broad range of NHS hospital and rehabilitation settings, from acute illness and surgery through to helping people regain their independence and return home.

I currently work as a senior NHS physiotherapist and Band 7 Team Lead within inpatient medical rehabilitation. Alongside clinical work with patients, my role involves supporting and developing other physiotherapists and occupational therapists, managing complex rehabilitation needs and working closely with the wider multidisciplinary team.

Throughout my career, I have gained experience across areas including:

Medical rehabilitation and care of older people – supporting people experiencing reduced mobility, frailty, falls and loss of independence.
Orthopaedics – rehabilitation following injury and orthopaedic surgery, including hip and knee surgery.
Acute and emergency medicine – assessing mobility and rehabilitation needs during periods of acute illness.
Stroke and neurological rehabilitation – helping people recover movement, mobility and independence following neurological illness.
Respiratory care – supporting people affected by acute and chronic respiratory conditions.
Oncology – rehabilitation for people living with and recovering from cancer and its treatment.
Post-hospital rehabilitation – helping people rebuild strength, mobility and confidence following illness, surgery or a prolonged hospital admission.

This breadth of experience is particularly valuable when providing physiotherapy at home, where someone’s mobility is often influenced by several factors rather than a single injury or diagnosis.

My clinical Interests

While my experience covers a broad range of physiotherapy and rehabilitation, there are several areas in which I have a particular clinical interest.

Rehabilitation After Hospital

A period of illness or time in hospital can have a significant impact on strength, balance, mobility and confidence. I particularly enjoy helping people rebuild these abilities once they return home, with rehabilitation centred around the activities they need to manage in everyday life.

Falls Prevention & Older People’s Rehabilitation

Falls are often caused by a combination of factors rather than one single problem. Physiotherapy can help identify difficulties with strength, balance, walking and confidence, while a home assessment also allows us to consider environmental factors and how someone manages everyday activities.

My aim is not simply to reduce someone’s risk of falling, but to help them remain as active, confident and independent as possible.

Post-Operative Rehabilitation

Recovering from surgery is a gradual process. I provide individualised rehabilitation following procedures such as hip and knee surgery, helping people progressively rebuild their strength, movement and walking ability and work towards the activities that matter to them.

Strength, Mobility & Independence

One of my main interests is helping people preserve or regain their physical independence. This might mean progressing from a walking frame to sticks, getting outside again, managing stairs, returning to hobbies or simply being able to move confidently around the home.

My Approach to Home Physiotherapy

I believe good physiotherapy starts with understanding what someone actually wants to be able to do.

For one person, success might mean walking independently around their home following a hospital admission. For someone else, it might be getting back outside after a hip replacement, managing the stairs safely or feeling confident enough to walk without worrying about falling.

My approach is practical, evidence-informed and centred around meaningful goals. I take time to understand not only someone’s physical difficulties, but also their medical history, home environment and the activities that are important to them.

Working with people in their own homes makes this particularly valuable. Rather than trying to recreate everyday activities in a clinic, we can assess and practise them in the environment where they actually need to happen.

As rehabilitation progresses, treatment is reviewed and adapted so that it remains appropriately challenging and continues moving towards the goals we’ve agreed together.

Mission

To deliver expert, compassionate, and tailored physiotherapy services for post-operative recovery and falls prevention, ensuring every client receives the highest standard of care and attention in the privacy of their own home.

Vision

To redefine rehabilitation by providing exceptional, personalised physiotherapy that restores independence, confidence, and quality of life throughout London & Surrey.