How To Find Our Surbiton Clinic, Directions & Parking
Our specialist chiropractic clinic in Surbiton is located on Claremont Road, a one-minute walk from Surbiton Train Station. This page is your practical guide to visiting us, including parking, train and bus routes, and local travel tips. For a full overview of our treatments and why patients choose us, visit our main Surbiton Clinic page.
Our Surbiton chiropractic clinic sits in the heart of this vibrant South West London town, known for its riverside charm, leafy streets, and easy access to central London. Just 200 metres walk from Surbiton Train Station, we provide local residents and commuters alike with convenient access to the most advanced, non-surgical spinal care in the country.
28 Claremont Road Surbiton, Surrey, KT6 4RF
020 8335 5445
surbiton@disc.co.uk
Frequently Asked Questions
Where exactly is your chiropractic clinic in Surbiton?
Our clinic is centrally located just off the High Street on Claremont Road in Surbiton, directly opposite the Memorial Clock Tower and around a one minute walk from Surbiton Station. If you navigate to either Surbiton Station or Waitrose in Surbiton on your map app, you will be within a minute or two of our front door. The clinic is on the ground floor, with level access from the pavement.
How do I walk to the clinic from Surbiton Station?
Leave Surbiton Station via the main front exit onto the station forecourt. Walk straight ahead towards the small roundabout at the end of the forecourt. Cross carefully at the roundabout and continue straight onto Claremont Road, keeping the shops on your right and the Memorial Clock Tower ahead. The DISC Chiropractors is on the right hand side at 28 Claremont Road, opposite the Clock Tower. Most patients find the walk takes about a minute.
Where should I park to visist the DISC Chiropractors in Surbiton?
Parking is simple at The DISC chiropractors as most patients use the Surbiton Community Car Park beside Waitrose, next to the Memorial Clock Tower. Parking is managed electronically, so you can park in any available bay and your stay is automatically timed from the moment you arrive, with no ticket or display required. The car park allows up to two hours of free short stay parking, which is usually plenty of time for appointments. There are also short stay bays and side street parking within a few minutes walk. Please avoid parking behind the clinic, as those spaces are not available for patients, although the driveway can be used briefly for drop off.
Which buses run between Kingston and your Surbiton clinic?
There are frequent buses between Kingston town centre and Epsom all run via Surbiton, so reaching us without a car is straightforward. Routes 71, 281, 406, 418, 465, K1, K2, K3 and the night bus N65 all run between Kingston and Surbiton or along the Surbiton corridor. These services stop around Surbiton Station and the High Street, which are only a short walk from the clinic on Claremont Road. Live times and exact stop locations can be checked quickly using the TfL website or app.
Which Train line serves Surbiton station?
Surbiton is a major stop on the South Western Railway network, sitting on the South West Main Line between London Waterloo and Surrey / Hampshire, with additional services on the New Guildford line. Trains run frequently throughout the day with fast, direct services to London Waterloo in around 15ā20 minutes, and regular trains to Clapham Junction, Wimbledon, Vauxhall, Woking, Guildford, Basingstoke and other Surrey and South West destinations.
How close is your clinic to nearby areas in Surrey and South West London?
Our clinic in Surbiton sits at the centre of a very accessible local network, which makes it realistic for people to travel to us from a wide area. As well as patients visit regularly from Surbiton itself, the nearest City is Kingston upon Thames, a mere stones throw away, additioanl towns include Berrylands, Tolworth, Thames Ditton, Long Ditton, Esher,Ā New Malden, Motspur Park, Chessington, Epsom and across South West London. Fast South Western Railway services into Surbiton Station and easy road access from the A3 mean that for many people it is quicker to reach us here than to travel into central London, infact many patients travel out to us from London for our expertise.
Why would I travel from Kingston or elsewhere if there are chiropractors closer to me?
Many patients are happy with a standard chiropractor for simple aches and pains. People choose to travel to our Surbiton clinic when they want a more advanced, disc focused approach. We are the only clinic in the Surbiton and Kingston twin towns with on site digital X ray facilities, which means we can investigate structural problems quickly when this is appropriate. We also combine traditional chiropractic care with non surgical spinal decompression, Class IV laser, instrument assisted adjusting, neuromuscular stimulation, PressureWave therapy, Adhesion Release Methods and structured disc rehabilitation. This combination is designed for complex conditions and tougher disc and nerve problems, so it is often worth a slightly longer journey if you want that level of support.