Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation

Physiotherapists handle conditions that impair a person's ability to move and carry out daily tasks. Their focus is on managing pain and limitations that impact physical functions

They use a variety of interventions in the form of exercises to improve strength, flexibility, balance, coordination, and optimize function.

Scope of Services

• + Neurological Rehabilitation
• + Orthopaedic Rehabilitation
• + Intensive and Critical Care Rehabilitation
• + Pain management
• + Paediatric Rehabilitation
• + Geriatric Rehabilitation
• + Cardio- Pulmonary Rehabilitation
• + Posture and Ergonomic Eductaion
• + Sports Injury Rehabilitation
• + Hand Rehabilitation
• + Amputee Rehabilitation
• + Cognitive Rehabilitation
• + Foot injury Rehabilitation
• + Renal rehabilitation
• + Lymphedema Physiotherapy Management
• + Antenatal and Post natal Care
• + Home care services for Rehabilitation

Facilities:

• + Gait Training Assessment
• + Functional Electrical Stimulator
• + Ultrasound Therapy (UST).
• + Wax therapy.
• + Lympha press.
• + Interferential therapy (IFT).
• + Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulator (TENS).
• + Cervical and Lumbar Traction.
• + ADL Training.
• + Wheel Chair Assessments and Modification.
• + Motor Skill Training (Gross and Fine).
• + Sensory Integration Therapy.
• + Cognitive and Behavioural Therapy.
• + Falls Prevention.
• + Coordination and Balance Training.
• + Long Wave Therapy.
• + Shock Wave Diathermy.
• + Continuous Passive Motion.
• + Splinting Management.