About Us
We set up Restore Health Clinic to provide a personal service to people in the local area.
As a small independent clinic, we are able to keep overheads and patient fees relatively low, without needing to cut back on time with patients. We feel this creates a positive experience for the patient, and for ourselves.
Having lived in the Greenwich area for decades, we are well connected with other healthcare professionals, and can provide personal recommendations for a range of needs, from ultrasound scans to personal trainers.
The clinic is based on a residential road one mile from the centre of Blackheath village. There is a consulting room, small studio space, fitness equipment and (weather permitting) an outdoor exercise area. There are no restrictions on parking on the road.
Dr Chris Schoeb MBBS, MRCGP (2013), MFSEM, MSc SEM, Dip BSLM/IBLM
Chris is an experienced GP and Sports physician, with a special interest in Lifestyle medicine. He qualified at St George's, University of London in 2008 and went on to train as a GP. He has always been interested in exercise and nutrition and has gone on to gain a Masters in Sports and Exercise Medicine and is a member of the Faculty of Sports and Exercise Medicine.
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Over his medical career, Chris has become increasingly convinced of the fundamental role of nutrition in good health. This led him to train in the relatively new field of Lifestyle Medicine, advising patients on how to take control of their own health through appropriate lifestyle changes. Chris is a certified lifestyle medicine physician and a member of the British Society of Lifestyle Medicine.
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With a background in General Practice, Chris can a treat wide range of health issues. He works with Complex Spine London helping patients with back pain. He also enjoys his role as the Club Doctor for Charlton Athletic Women's Football Club and keeping in shape himself.​
Simon Webster MCSP, HCPP, BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy, MSc Sports & Exercise Medicine
Simon Webster has 25 years of experience as phyisotherapist. Before this he was a professional football player playing in clubs such as West Ham, Tottenham Hotspur and Charlton Athletic. During his career as a footballer he suffered two significant injuries which required long periods of rehabilitation. This experience has helped him to better support patients on their return to functional fitness.
In addition to his training as a physiotherapist, Simon has gone on to complete a Masters in Sports and Exercise Medicine. This enables him to better manage the patient's treatment plan, such as assessing whether imaging is needed or whether surgical options need to be considered.
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He works as a the lead physiotherapist for Nuffield Health at the London City branch and is also the medical team leader at Charlton Athletic Women's Football Club.
