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Physiotherapy

Some people may not be able to travel the distance necessary to go to clinics who offer Physiotherapy. Sometimes people may be too injured or in too much pain to leave home .Sometimes people prefer to receive physiotherapy treatment at home because that’s where they are most comfortable at and that’s where it works best.

Our Physiotherapists provide services to patients who survived a Stroke, have Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson’s Disease and also to patients with hip or knee replacements as well as those with falls and balance problems.

Physiotherapy at home allows the rest of the family to be involved in the treatment and gain a better understanding of the condition, as well as giving them an opportunity to ask the physio any questions and also learn how they can help out.

Types of Physiotherapy

(+) Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy: Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy treats injuries and conditions which affect the muscles, joints and soft tissues. It is typically used to treat injuries like Arthritis, Cartilage tears, Ligament sprains, Muscle strains, Pre and post-surgery rehabilitation, Fracture rehabilitation and Back pain Treatments which the musculoskeletal physiotherapist may use can include Manual and Exercise therapy as well as Self-management strategies.

Benefits of musculoskeletal therapy include
Speeding of the recovery process

Restored normal movement

Optimised healing

Decreased swelling and inflammation

Increased strength

Increased independence

Decreased pain
(+) Geriatric Physiotherapy: With aging, people tend to lose strength, flexibility and develop balance disorders and so, maintaining the desired level of fitness becomes increasingly challenging. Serious injury could be caused by loss of these functions. Physiotherapy helps improve these functions. Whether they are managing a long-term illness or just want to improve their general health and mobility, physiotherapy can be of great help to seniors and can help retain their independence. The goal of physiotherapy is to reduce pain, increase mobility for better strength and balance and help restore and improve functionality.
(+) Neurological Physiotherapy: Damage to the central nervous system, brain or spinal cord would mean that messages from the brain do not reach the affected parts of the body which can result in loss of movement, sensation, uncoordinated movement, weak and floppy muscles, spasm and tremor. Neurological Physiotherapy jump-starts the message pathways that the brain is struggling to use, to make new pathways through repetitive actions and exercises. Neurological Physiotherapy can improve symptoms like difficulties with loss of hand and arm functions, or leg and foot functions, loss of balance, difficulty in walking, spasticity and pain. Our Neurological physiotherapists are experts in the treatment of all neurological conditions, including Head Injuries, Spinal Cord Injuries, Stroke and Parkinson's.
(+) Cardiovascular & Pulmonary Rehabilitation: A cardiac or pulmonary rehabilitation program can help do the following

Control weight and lower total cholesterol levels through proper nutrition and physical activity

Improve the strength and condition of the heart and lungs

Help understand signs and symptoms of heart or lung disease and medications

Develop breathing techniques and manage shortness of breath episodes

Build self-confidence

Reduce symptoms and chances of experiencing another cardiac event

Develop coping, and stress reduction skills, and relaxation techniques

Lay the groundwork for the development of a healthier lifestyle
(+) Pediatric Physiotherapy: We provide a wide variety of traditional and innovative therapies to best suit the needs of each unique child. Our team of therapists helps support children's development to meet their own personal potential. Our services in this area include Physiotherapy,Occupational Therapy and Massage Therapy.

PHYSIOTHERAPY

Physiotherapy

Types of Physiotherapy