Frequently Asked Questions by Patients

Physiotherapy, often known as physical therapy, is a treatment that aims to improve a patient's mobility, function, and overall well-being. Physical rehabilitation, injury prevention, and health and fitness are all areas where physiotherapy can help. Physiotherapists include you in your own recovery by following a pre-determined therapy plan. In order to recuperate fast, a physiotherapist may urge you to complete some exercises on your own. Manual treatment and numerous modalities are used by physiotherapists depending on the patient's condition.

A physiotherapist's list of diseases to treat is nearly infinite. A physiotherapist can help with the following diseases and conditions:

Sciatica, Parkinson's Disease, Cerebral Palsy, and Bell's Palsy can all be helped by a neurophysiotherapist. At-home treatment for Muscular Sclerosis, Stroke, and other spinal cord ailments

Orthopaedic Physiotherapy: Knee Pain, Back Pain, Neck Pain, Frozen Shoulder, Burisitis, and other disorders can be treated at home by an ortho physiotherapist.

ACL Tear, MCL Tear, Tendinitis, Tennis Elbow, Golfer's Elbow, and other disorders can be treated at home by a sports physiotherapist. 

Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy: Asthma, COPD (Bronchitis), Cardio-pulmonary Rehabilitation, Increasing Lung Capacity, and other disorders can be treated at home by cardiopulmonary physiotherapists.

Physiotherapy restores movement and function in the event of injury, such as a sports or work-related injuries, as well as illness and disability. It reduces pain, promotes recovery and reduces long-term damage that can result in the event of injury so that your quality of life is greatly improved. People of all ages can benefit from physiotherapy. In-home physiotherapy provides treatment in the comfort of your own home rather than in a traditional office or hospital setting, with the advantages discussed below. 1. Progress Due to the Comforts of Home.

2. Highly Personalised care.

3. Make it possible for people to access and benefit from physiotherapy, despite the obstacles that may stand in the way of receiving treatment.

4. There are many individuals who are considered high-risk patients and would put themselves in an unsafe environment by receiving in-office physiotherapy services.At home physiotherapy, however, allows these high-risk individuals to greatly benefit from physiotherapy in the safety of their own home.

5. In-home physiotherapy services are highly convenient. In-home physiotherapy is offered at times that are flexible toward your own schedule. In fact, in many cases, in-home physiotherapists can also offer treatment at work or at another location that is convenient for you.

During a physiotherapy session, a Home Physiotherapist will come to your home at the time agreed upon. The session will begin whenever he/she comes. The physiotherapist will do a thorough examination of you. The physiotherapist will take you through the exercises and perform the necessary treatments when the assessment is completed.