Physiotherapy at Home
Home physiotherapy: Result-oriented physiotherapy treatment in the comfort of your home
First Physiotherapy at home helps you manage various conditions
Physiotherapy home visit service with certified and experienced physiotherapist for treating neuro-musculoskeletal, post-operative, neurological physiotherapy.
FAQs
What is Physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy is a healing method focused on mobility. Physiotherapists help patients regain mobility, as far as possible. They assess, diagnose and treat disabilities. From back pain, neck pain and knee pain to Parkinson’s, Stroke Paralysis and post operative physiotherapy, our physiotherapists can heal both chronic and acute problems at home.
How can we help with physiotherapy at home?
Our home visit physiotherapists heal patients in the comfort of their homes. They assess, diagnose, and develop a treatment plan which varies depending on the patient’s needs. A physiotherapy session is usually around 20-45 minutes, depending on the criticality of the problem. Our experts help with basic and advanced movement exercises to improve the patient’s mobility.
Why do Physiotherapy Exercises?
Physiotherapists use exercise therapy to strengthen the muscles of patients and ensure muscle function is at an optimal level. Physiotherapy exercises have been medically proven to be one of the most effective ways to prevent and reduce pain. It also helps to restore a balanced emotional mental state which is crucial for holistic treatment. As per the condition of each patient, Physiotherapists incorporate an appropriate dosage of daily exercise to aid rehabilitation of patients. These exercises range from single to high-level postures which help repair the body internally.
How to prepare for a Physiotherapy session?
Physiotherapy sessions are designed to help the patient recover faster whether it is a one-time injury or a chronic illness. Here are a few tips to ensure you make the most of your session
– Wear comfortable clothing. Ensure you do not wear clothing which impedes your movement as your physiotherapist will need to evaluate your joint stability and movement
– Speak to your physiotherapist on what exactly are your areas of pain and what level of function you would like to achieve through your sessions
– Provide your physiotherapist with information such as how the pain started, what is the nature of pain and for how long you have been facing the problem
