Shockwave therapy at Soho
Assessment and treatment at UNTIL, 111 Charing Cross Road, on the eastern edge of Soho where it meets Charing Cross Road. Tottenham Court Road station is about four minutes on foot, which makes this the easiest of the four sites to reach from anywhere on the Central or Northern lines.
Soho opening hours
- Monday-Thursday06:00–21:00
- Friday06:00–20:00
- Saturday08:00–19:00
Getting to Soho
Tottenham Court Road is about four minutes on foot and carries the Elizabeth line together with the Central and Northern lines. Leicester Square is roughly the same distance to the south on the Piccadilly and Northern lines, and Oxford Circus is about ten minutes north west if the Victoria or Bakerloo lines suit your route better.
There is no parking on site. The building sits inside the Congestion Charge zone and the Ultra Low Emission Zone, and most of Soho is permit-controlled during the working day, so public transport is almost always the quicker approach. Cycle parking is available on Charing Cross Road and around Soho Square.
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UNTIL, 111 Charing Cross RoadLondon WC2H 0DT
United Kingdom
Monday-Thursday, 06:00–21:00Friday, 06:00–20:00Saturday, 08:00–19:00
About four minutes on foot from Tottenham Court Road, which carries the Elizabeth, Central and Northern lines. Leicester Square is a similar walk to the south and Oxford Circus about ten minutes north west.
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 the West End
Charing Cross Road sits on the boundary between Soho and Covent Garden, so most people arriving here are walking in from somewhere close by rather than travelling in specially. These are the approaches that come up most often.
Soho and Fitzrovia
The building is on Charing Cross Road itself, with Soho Square a few minutes west and Fitzrovia beginning just north of Oxford Street. From anywhere in that block the walk is under ten minutes, which is why the lunchtime slots go first here.
Covent Garden and Seven Dials
Seven Dials is about five minutes east through the Cambridge Circus crossing, and Covent Garden itself around eight. If you are coming from the piazza the Earlham Street route avoids the worst of the pedestrian traffic.
Bloomsbury and Holborn
Ten to fifteen minutes on foot down New Oxford Street, or one stop on the Central line from Holborn. A common approach for people working around the university buildings and the hospitals north of High Holborn.
Mayfair and Marylebone
Around fifteen minutes on foot along Oxford Street, or two stops on the Central line from Bond Street. If you would rather be seen closer to that side of the West End, the Marylebone site at 1 Orchard Street is the shorter journey.
Westminster and St James’s
About fifteen minutes on foot up through Trafalgar Square and Leicester Square, or two stops on the Northern line from Charing Cross. The walk is flat the whole way.
The Elizabeth line corridor
Tottenham Court Road puts this site within a single ride of Paddington, Farringdon, Liverpool Street and Canary Wharf, so it is often the simplest of the four to reach from outside central London.
FAQ
Common
questions
Where exactly does an assessment in Soho take place?
Inside UNTIL at 111 Charing Cross Road, London WC2H 0DT, on the eastern edge of Soho where it meets Charing Cross Road. Foyles is a few doors along and the Phoenix Garden sits just behind, and either is an easier landmark to steer by than the street number itself.
Which station is closest to 111 Charing Cross Road?
Tottenham Court Road, about four minutes on foot, carrying the Elizabeth line together with the Central and Northern lines. Leicester Square is a similar distance to the south on the Piccadilly and Northern lines, and Oxford Circus is roughly ten minutes north west if the Victoria or Bakerloo lines suit your route better.
Can I be seen before or after work?
Early and late appointments are both realistic here rather than theoretical. It is worth saying which end of the day works for you at the point you first get in touch, because the middle of the day fills first at this site.
Is there parking near 111 Charing Cross Road?
There is none on site, and the building is inside both the Congestion Charge zone and the Ultra Low Emission Zone. Most of the surrounding streets are permit-controlled through the working day. Cycle parking is available on Charing Cross Road and around Soho 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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