Mohammad Heidari

Clinic Lead- Health Screening

Physiotherapy | Manual Therapy

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With over a decade of experience across healthcare and rehabilitation settings, Mohammad has worked extensively in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, neurorehabilitation and community care. His experience includes working within NHS environments, Athletes, supporting elderly and complex patients, as well as delivering rehabilitation programmes focused on mobility, fall prevention and functional independence.

He integrates hands-on manual therapy with evidence-based rehabilitation and modern pain science principles. Skilled in soft tissue techniques, joint mobilisation and dry needling, he supports patients with both acute injuries and long-term conditions through personalised treatment plans and a biopsychosocial approach to care.

As the Clinic Lead for Health Screening at Omnia Lifestyle, Mohammad plays a key role in delivering comprehensive assessments and preventative health strategies, helping patients understand their bodies, identify risks early and optimise long-term performance and wellbeing.

At Omnia Lifestyle, he delivers physiotherapy alongside advanced rehabilitation and performance-focused care, supporting recovery, resilience and long-term health outcomes.

Specialisations

Musculoskeletal (MSK) Conditions
Neck pain, back pain, sciatica, shoulder pain, rotator cuff injuries, frozen shoulder, tennis/golfer’s elbow, hip and knee pain, osteoarthritis, sports injuries

Post-Injury Rehabilitation
Muscle strains, ligament injuries, tendinopathies, return-to-function programmes

Post-Surgical Rehabilitation
Knee, shoulder, and orthopaedic surgery recovery

Chronic Pain & Movement Dysfunction
Persistent pain, postural issues, reduced mobility

Treatment Approaches

Joint Mobilisation
Deep Tissue Massage
Dry Needling
Exercise Rehabilitation
Postural Correction
Functional Training

Holistic Background

Mohammad’s approach is grounded in a comprehensive understanding of both musculoskeletal and systemic health. His academic background in biomedical science and haematology allows him to take a more integrated view of patient care, considering underlying physiological factors alongside physical symptoms.

His clinical experience spans hospital, community and private practice settings, where he has worked with a wide range of patients—from elderly individuals requiring rehabilitation support to active individuals and athletes aiming to return to peak performance.

He combines this breadth of experience with evidence-based physiotherapy, focusing on improving movement quality, reducing pain and enhancing long-term function.

His Approach

Mohammad focuses on identifying and addressing the root cause of dysfunction rather than simply managing symptoms. His treatments combine manual therapy, structured rehabilitation, and patient education to create personalised and effective recovery plans.

As Clinic Lead for Health Screening, his approach extends beyond treatment to proactive health optimisation—helping patients prevent injuries, improve performance and maintain long-term wellbeing.

His goal is to restore movement, reduce pain and empower patients with the knowledge and tools needed to achieve sustainable health outcomes.

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