Your Questions, Answered Clearly

Physiotherapy may help patients with conditions such as back and neck pain, joint pain, sports injuries, stroke-related difficulties, neurological conditions, pediatric conditions, post-surgery recovery, knee replacement rehabilitation, and physical disabilities.

A referral may be recommended for certain medical conditions or after surgery. If you are unsure whether physiotherapy is suitable for your condition, you can contact the clinic and discuss your requirements before booking an appointment.

The duration of a session can vary depending on the patient's condition, treatment plan, and rehabilitation requirements. Your physiotherapist can guide you about the expected duration during your consultation.

The number of sessions varies from patient to patient. It depends on the condition, severity, recovery goals, response to treatment, and consistency with the recommended rehabilitation program.

Yes. Home Visit Physiotherapy Services are available for patients who may benefit from receiving physiotherapy at home. You can submit a home visit request and provide your location and preferred timing.

Yes. Stroke Rehabilitation is one of the rehabilitation services provided by the clinic. Treatment focuses on improving movement, physical function, balance, mobility, and independence according to the patient's individual condition.

Yes. Pediatric Rehabilitation services are available for children who require support for physical development, movement difficulties, neurological conditions, and child physical disabilities.

Yes. Knee Replacement Rehabilitation is available to help patients work toward improved mobility, strength, function, and recovery following knee replacement surgery.

You can use the Book Appointment option on the website, enter your patient and appointment details, and send the request directly to the clinic through WhatsApp. The clinic can then confirm the available appointment time.

If applicable, bring previous medical reports, prescriptions, scan or X-ray reports, discharge summaries, and information about previous treatments. These details can help the physiotherapist better understand your condition.

Some treatments or exercises may cause temporary discomfort depending on the condition, but treatment should be performed according to the patient's tolerance and clinical needs. Always communicate any significant pain or discomfort to your physiotherapist.