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Better, faster. Free through your SNS

If you have a musculoskeletal or pelvic floor condition, Sword is covered through your SNS. A dedicated clinician follows your care and adjusts your plan, with AI tracking your progress between sessions to keep them informed, at no cost to you.

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Free care for SNS patients, without the wait

Musculoskeletal and pelvic floor conditions, with your own clinician and no session limits.

  • Musculoskeletal physiotherapy

    For chronic and acute musculoskeletal conditions, such as back, knee, and shoulder pain, and other joint and muscle problems.

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  • Pelvic physiotherapy

    For pelvic floor conditions, such as urinary and faecal incontinence and chronic pelvic pain, and for support during pregnancy and postpartum recovery, among other conditions.

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Access to both pathways requires a prescription from your SNS physician. Your doctor can confirm whether your condition is on the eligible list. No family doctor? Go to the health centre where you're registered and request an appointment.

A faster way to get the
care you deserve

SNS physiotherapy works, when you can get it. The waiting lists are long, the appointments are far from home, and the support stops the moment you leave the room. Sword gives you the same care the SNS is meant to provide, without the wait or the commute.

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No travel, no time off

Unlimited sessions happen on your schedule, wherever you are.

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Start in days

Most people begin within a week, not the months traditional SNS physiotherapy can take.

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Support between unlimited sessions

Your care team is available whenever questions come up.

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Your own clinician

A dedicated physiotherapist or women's health specialist who follows your progress and adjusts your plan.

Getting started is simple

01

Tell us what's going on

Answer a few questions about your symptoms and situation. We'll match you with a physiotherapist and take care of the rest.

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Meet your physiotherapist

Your clinical team reviews your answers and builds a plan around your condition, your goals, and your pace.

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Your kit arrives

Your Sword kit arrives at your door. Unlimited guided sessions, real-time feedback, and support throughout.

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Ready when you are

Getting started takes minutes. Private, personalised, unlimited sessions.

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