Shockwave therapy at Marylebone
Assessment and treatment at UNTIL, 1 Orchard Street, a minute from Selfridges at the western end of Oxford Street. Bond Street station sits on the Elizabeth, Central and Jubilee lines and is about three minutes away, which makes this the quickest of the four sites to reach from the west.
Marylebone opening hours
- Monday-Thursday06:00–21:00
- Friday06:00–20:00
- Saturday08:00–19:00
Getting to Marylebone
Bond Street is about three minutes on foot and carries the Elizabeth line together with the Central and Jubilee lines. Marble Arch is roughly five minutes west on the Central line, and Baker Street around twelve minutes north for the Bakerloo, Circle, Hammersmith and City, Jubilee and Metropolitan lines.
There is no parking on site and the surrounding streets are permit-controlled through the working day. The building sits inside the Congestion Charge zone and the Ultra Low Emission Zone. There is paid underground parking beneath Selfridges a minute away if driving is unavoidable, and cycle parking on Orchard Street and Portman Square.
Find 1 Orchard Street on the map
UNTIL, 1 Orchard StreetLondon W1H 6HJ
United Kingdom
Monday-Thursday, 06:00–21:00Friday, 06:00–20:00Saturday, 08:00–19:00
About three minutes on foot from Bond Street, which carries the Elizabeth, Central and Jubilee lines. Marble Arch is a similar walk west on the Central line and Baker Street about twelve minutes north.
At this location
What an assessment here covers
What I Offer
One treatment,
covered in full
Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy
EvidenceA machine treatment that puts pressure waves through a painful tendon or heel to provoke a repair response. Used in the United Kingdom as a second-line option for plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinopathy, tennis elbow, gluteal tendinopathy and calcific shoulder pain, after loading rehabilitation has been tried and has not settled the problem.
Getting here from around Marylebone and Mayfair
Orchard Street runs between Oxford Street and Portman Square, so this site sits on the boundary of Marylebone, Mayfair and the Portman estate. These are the approaches people use most.
Marylebone Village and Wigmore Street
Ten minutes on foot north up Marylebone Lane or James Street. A common approach for people already coming to the medical practices along Wigmore Street and Harley Street.
Mayfair and Grosvenor Square
Around eight minutes on foot south through Duke Street and Grosvenor Square. Bond Street station sits between the two, so the walk is short from either direction.
Hyde Park and Bayswater
Twelve to fifteen minutes east along Oxford Street from Marble Arch, or one stop on the Central line. Lancaster Gate and Paddington are both a single change away.
Paddington and the Elizabeth line
One stop on the Elizabeth line from Paddington, which puts this site within a single ride of Heathrow, Reading and the western commuter routes. That is usually the fastest approach from outside London.
St John’s Wood and Regent’s Park
Fifteen minutes on foot down Baker Street, or two stops on the Jubilee line. The Baker Street approach is the flatter of the two routes.
Fitzrovia and the West End
Fifteen minutes on foot east along Oxford Street, or one stop on the Central or Elizabeth lines. If Soho suits you better, the site at 111 Charing Cross Road is the shorter journey from that side.
FAQ
Common
questions
Where exactly does an assessment in Marylebone take place?
Inside UNTIL at 1 Orchard Street, London W1H 6HJ, at the western end of Oxford Street where it meets Portman Square. Selfridges is immediately to the east and is the easiest landmark to steer by on the way in, and Orchard Street itself runs between Oxford Street and the square.
Which station is closest to 1 Orchard Street?
Bond Street, about three minutes on foot, carrying the Elizabeth line together with the Central and Jubilee lines. Marble Arch is roughly five minutes west if the Central line suits your route better, and Baker Street is around twelve minutes north for the Bakerloo, Circle, Metropolitan and Hammersmith and City lines.
Can I be seen before the working day starts?
Early appointments are realistic here rather than theoretical, and the building opens well before the working day starts. It is worth saying which mornings work for you at the point you first get in touch, because the slots either side of nine are the ones that fill first at this site.
Is there parking at 1 Orchard Street?
There is none on site and the surrounding streets are permit-controlled through the working day. The building is inside both the Congestion Charge zone and the Ultra Low Emission Zone. Paid underground parking beneath Selfridges is a minute away, and there is cycle parking on Orchard Street and Portman Square.
Is there a gym for the rehabilitation part?
Yes, and it matters more than it sounds. A course of shockwave therapy runs alongside a progressive loading programme, and the later stages of that need real weight and real space rather than a resistance band in a treatment room. The building has a full strength floor.
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