List your physiotherapy clinic: free founding listings (UK and US)

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List your physiotherapy clinic: free founding listings (UK and US)

Last checked: October 2026 · Protocol Archive Editorial · General information, not medical advice

Protocol Archive publishes free home exercise videos, printable exercise sheets, recovery guides and coverage guides for people with back, neck and joint problems. Many of them need a physiotherapist or physical therapist near them. We are building a simple directory so they can find one.

Founding listings are free. Clinics that join now are listed at no cost. If we ever introduce paid options, founding clinics will be told well in advance, nothing will be charged without your agreement, and any fee will be a flat listing fee, never per lead, per click or per patient.

Who can join

  • UK clinics whose physiotherapists are registered with the HCPC
  • US clinics whose physical therapists are licensed in the state where they practice
  • Independent practices and groups. Membership of a professional body is welcome but not required

How the directory will work

  • Patients search by location and the problem they need help with. Results will be ordered by distance and relevance, not by payment.
  • We don’t recommend, rank or refer patients to particular clinics. Patients choose and contact you directly.
  • Your listing shows your clinic details, registration number, the problems you commonly treat and how patients can see you.
  • We check registration numbers against the HCPC register or the state board before a listing goes live.
  • You can ask us to update or remove your listing at any time.

Already listed, or prefer to sign in? Claim, check and edit your listing in the free clinician portal. Sign in with your work email; no password needed.

US clinic? If you’re in one of the 20 states or Washington, DC we cover, you may already be listed. Find your clinic in our physical therapy directory and tap “Is this your clinic? Claim it free” to manage your listing in the clinician portal.
UK clinic? We list over 3,600 UK physiotherapy clinics. Search for yours in our UK physio directory and tap “Is this your clinic? Claim it free”. If you’re not listed, use the form below.

Claim your free listing

It takes about 3 minutes. Fields marked * are required.

Your clinic
Registration

UK numbers start with PH. For US licenses, include the state, for example “TX 1234567”.

What you offer

Problems you commonly treat

How patients can see you

0 / 1,500 characters. Describe your clinic, team and approach. Please don’t include claims to cure conditions.

Contact person

Listing terms

  • You confirm that the information you give is accurate and that your physiotherapists are registered or licensed as stated. Please tell us promptly about any change.
  • Listings describe services factually. We may edit or decline text that makes claims to cure or treat conditions without evidence, or that could mislead patients.
  • We may decline or remove a listing, for example if registration can’t be confirmed.
  • We use your details to set up and manage your listing and to contact you about it. Marketing emails are sent only if you tick the optional box. See our privacy policy.
  • Protocol Archive doesn’t take any fee or reward for patient referrals.

Frequently asked questions

Is it really free?

Yes. Founding listings are free. If paid options are introduced later, you’ll be told in advance and can choose whether to take them up. Any fee would be flat, never per lead or per patient.

When will my listing go live?

We’ll email you before the directory opens in your area, once we’ve checked your registration.

Can I use Protocol Archive’s exercise sheets with my patients?

Yes. Our printable handouts are free to share for non-commercial patient education, and our page for physiotherapists explains more.

Questions? Email hello@protocolarchive.com.

Protocol Archive is an independent patient-education website. It is not affiliated with the NHS, the HCPC, the CSP, APTA or any state licensing board.