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Physiotherapist Services
Physiotherapy At Home & How It Works
The Physiotherapist will conduct a detailed initial assessment before starting your session at home, based on which a customized treatment plan would be formulated. The service’s duration ranges from 30 minutes to 1 hour based on the procedure and the patient’s condition.
We offer weekly and monthly packages according to your needs.
You may select a time slot convenient to you.
At home Physiotherapy sessions are designed to help the patient recover faster whether it is a one-time injury or a chronic illness. .
We select a spacious and good spot in your house, which is well-ventilated, well-lit, and free from any clutter, as the physiotherapist might bring some small exercise equipment for your session.
Wear comfortable clothing.
Ensure you do not wear clothing that impedes your movement as your physiotherapist will need to evaluate your joint stability and movement.
Provide your physiotherapist with information such as how the pain started; what is the nature of the pain and for how long you have been facing the problem.
Be attentive to the exercises shown by your physiotherapist and ask questions if you are unsure about anything. And also be diligent with your exercises to see desired results.
Orthopaedic Physiotherapy
This physiotherapy is used for the rehabilitation of patients who are either planning to undergo surgery or who have already undergone surgery.
Conditions like knee replacement, hip surgery, back surgery, Spinal and peripheral joint problems, fractures, etc. are treated. Treatments mainly include physical activity like exercises, mobilizations, and proprioceptive training. The exercises include stretches, aerobics, strength training, and a range of motion exercises supported by modern medical technology such as IFT, Ultrasound, and manual traction.
Post-Surgical Physiotherapy
This physiotherapy treatment is made especially for those who have undergone surgeries.
Post-Surgical physiotherapy helps in the restoration of activity post any surgery. Mobilization exercises, Muscle strengthening exercises, and stretching exercises are mainly used in this treatment by physical therapists. Common surgeries include the spine, hip, ankle, shoulder, and cardiac surgeries. Using a range of exercises, Physiotherapists help patients regain muscle strength and movement so that they can perform routine tasks as soon as possible.
Physical exercises such as Quadriceps sets, Straight leg raises, Ankle pumps, Knee straightening exercises, Bed-supported knee bends, Sitting supported knee bends, Stair climbing and descending and Sitting unsupported knee bends, etc. help patients re-establish muscle strength, joint motion, full joint movement, and flexibility. Advanced exercises such as Standing knee bends and assisted knee bends are recommended to build optimal strength and functionality, once the patient has regained independence for a shorter distance.
Who Will Benifits
People suffering from chronic joint or muscle pain require regular physiotherapy.
The Physiotherapist will help them perform specified exercises and use pain-relieving modalities like Ultrasound, and TENS/IFT to reduce discomfort. People who are facing difficulty in walking require physiotherapy. The Physiotherapist will help them perform a range of motion exercises, stretch a tightened muscle and increase flexibility.
People suffering from pain due to weakness of the joints require physiotherapy.
The Physiotherapist will help them to perform strengthening exercises with the help of their hands and weight cuffs to increase the strength of the joint. Professionals who are suffering from back pain or neck pain require physiotherapy. The Physiotherapist will teach them ergonomic measures to be followed while at work.
Related Conditions
- Balance Training
- Cardio Respiratory Physiotherapy
- Cervical Spondylitis Physiotherapy
- Lumbar Spondylitis Physiotherapy
- Frozen Shoulder Physiotherapy
- Hand Therapy
- Knee Pain Physiotherapy
- Oncology Physiotherapy
- Neck Pain Physiotherapy
- Neuro Physiotherapy
- Obesity Physiotherapy
- Orthopaedic Physiotherapy
- Paraplegia Physiotherapy
- Paediatric Physiotherapy
- Post-Surgery Physiotherapy
- Rheumatoid Arthritis Physiotherapy
- Soft Tissue Mobilization
- Spine Mobilization
- Sports Massage Therapy
- Stroke Physiotherapy Rehabilitation
- Tennis Elbow Physiotherapy
- Pre-natal Physiotherapy
Massage Services At Home
Sports Massage
Designed for performance and faster recovery. Perfect before or after a work-out.
Home Care Massage
Relax and relieve aches and pains with a massage in the comfort of your own home
Elderly Massage
Speciality massages to improve joint mobility, reduce inflammation and provide relief from daily aches and pains.
Reflexology & Foot Massage
A type of therapy that uses gentle pressure on specific points along the feet, hands and ears to restore balance, relieve stress, stimulate the nervous system and promote better sleep.
Aroma Massage
A gentle and relaxing massage that includes the use of essential oils. The aroma’s from the essential oils help calm the mind relax the body and promote better sleep.
Prenatal Massage
A gentle massage designed to reduce stress and discomfort during pregnancy.
Deep Tissue Massage
A strong treatment targeting aches to treat muscles that are damaged, knotted, tense or immobile. Perfect for sore neck or back.
Oncology Massage
A special massage for people with cancer or who have had cancer treatment.
Paediatric Massage
The manual manipulation of soft tissue intended to promote health and well-being for children and adolescents.
Body Wellness Services At Home
Facial Treatment
