PHYSIOTHERAPY

Is a branch of medicine that deals with the management of movement dysfunctions and pain-related conditions using physical means and electro-therapeutic devices. Depending on the nature and severity of your injury, you may require:

• Manipulation or mobilization of joints
• Electrotherapy (Laser, Ultrasound, Interferential, Short-Wave Diathermy)
• Range of motion exercises
• Acupuncture
• Exercise therapy
• Stretching and strengthening
• Core stability training
• Soft tissue massage
• Heat or cold therapy
• Patient education, home exercises
• Biomechanical analysis

Physiotherapists are trained professionals that help patients with different conditions get back to the highest range of movements and functional independence without limitations. Consult or book an appointment with a physiotherapist.

1. when you experience pain at low back, arthritics, neck, and shoulder
2. After you have a stroke
3. When you noticed weakness in the body
4. When you want to lose weight
5. After you have a stroke
6. When your baby is having a delay in carrying neck, sitting, crawling, standing, and walking
7. When you have urinary incontinence

Yes. We do home physiotherapy services.  These can be arranged for patients who are disabled, bedridden, or too ill to visit our center.

"Physiotherapists assess, plan and implement rehabilitative programs that improve or restore human motor functions, maximize movement ability, relieve pain syndromes, and treat or prevent physical challenges associated with injuries, diseases, and other impairments.

For instance, when a patient with back pain visits us, firstly we do a physiotherapy assessment about how the pain has started. Then we tell the patient about the problem and how long it will take to be cured by physiotherapy treatment. Physiotherapy covers the problems of all age groups.

Yes: Physiotherapy is a registered provider for most medical insurance companies.

A patient can visit us directly or via a physician’s referral. If you have pain in any part of the body you can visit a physiotherapist directly. After the assessment, we can refer the patient to other specialties if required. For example, back pain can be due to muscular stiffness, disc problems, and movement-related issues. Physiotherapists assess the patient, diagnose the underlying cause by physical assessment and refer the patient if needed.

Yes, we do, we have different packages (Flab to fit, gym, and fitness)

Backache is a common issue among females. We as physiotherapists can help them through exercises after lifestyle modifications. After 40’s females often suffer from urinary incontinence. This condition can be best managed by physiotherapy without any medication.

Patients come to us with pain. It’s a misconception that pain aggravates with physiotherapy. We ask the patient to inform us about the status of the pain after the session. Some conditions are chronic, such as a frozen shoulder patient feeling intense pain in the first month. Then we manage the pain with some modalities, followed by exercises to increase shoulder movement.

There are many problems in old age such as joint replacement, Parkinson’s or stroke etc. We as physiotherapists serve patients with these conditions. We teach them exercises, modify their lifestyles and enhance their activities of daily living.

Physiotherapist plays a vital role in achieving the delayed milestones of these children such as from lying to sitting, sitting to standing, and walking, and enable them as independent as possible. We facilitate their growth and minimize parental stress.