Physiotherapy department

Physiotherapy

Department Of Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy is a healthcare specialty focused on the restoration, maintenance, and promotion of optimal physical function and movement. It uses physical methods including exercise, manual therapy, electrotherapy, and other techniques to treat injuries, disabilities, and health conditions. Physiotherapy helps patients recover from surgery, manage chronic conditions, prevent injuries, and improve overall physical well-being through evidence-based treatment approaches.

Why Choose Ameelio for Physiotherapy?

  • Experienced Physiotherapists and Rehabilitation Specialists
  • Advanced equipment and modern treatment techniques
  • Comprehensive rehabilitation programs
  • Personalized treatment plans for optimal recovery
  • Insurance and TPA assistance

Our Physiotherapy Doctors Team

Musculoskeletal Injuries

Injuries to muscles, bones, joints, and connective tissues including sprains, strains, fractures, and dislocations requiring rehabilitation.

Back and Neck Pain

Chronic and acute pain in spine including herniated discs, sciatica, and cervical pain affecting daily activities and quality of life.

Arthritis and Joint Problems

Inflammatory and degenerative joint conditions including osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and joint stiffness requiring management.

Stroke Rehabilitation

Recovery from stroke including paralysis, weakness, balance problems, and speech difficulties requiring comprehensive rehabilitation.

Sports Injuries

Injuries sustained during sports activities including ligament tears, muscle strains, and overuse injuries requiring specialized treatment.

Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

Recovery after surgery including joint replacements, ligament repairs, and other procedures requiring guided rehabilitation.

Neurological Conditions

Conditions affecting nervous system including Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, and spinal cord injuries requiring specialized care.

Cardiac Rehabilitation

Recovery after heart surgery, heart attack, or cardiac procedures requiring supervised exercise and lifestyle modification.

Respiratory Conditions

Lung conditions including COPD, asthma, and post-surgical respiratory problems requiring breathing exercises and chest physiotherapy.

Physical Assessment

Comprehensive evaluation of posture, movement patterns, strength, flexibility, and functional abilities to identify problems and plan treatment.

Range of Motion Testing

Measurement of joint mobility and flexibility to assess limitations and track progress during rehabilitation.

Muscle Strength Testing

Evaluation of muscle strength and endurance using manual testing and specialized equipment to assess functional capacity.

Balance and Coordination Assessment

Testing of balance, coordination, and proprioception to identify fall risk and plan appropriate interventions.

Gait Analysis

Evaluation of walking patterns and movement to identify abnormalities and develop treatment strategies for improvement.

Pain Assessment

Comprehensive evaluation of pain including location, intensity, quality, and impact on daily activities and function.

Functional Capacity Evaluation

Assessment of ability to perform daily activities and work-related tasks to determine functional limitations and capabilities.

Postural Analysis

Evaluation of body alignment and posture to identify contributing factors to pain and dysfunction.

Special Tests

Specific clinical tests for different conditions including neurological, orthopedic, and cardiovascular assessments.

Exercise Therapy

Prescribed exercises to improve strength, flexibility, endurance, and function. Includes therapeutic exercises and functional training.

Manual Therapy

Hands-on techniques including joint mobilization, soft tissue massage, and manipulation to improve mobility and reduce pain.

Electrotherapy

Use of electrical stimulation including TENS, ultrasound, and laser therapy for pain relief and tissue healing.

Heat and Cold Therapy

Application of heat and cold treatments to reduce pain, inflammation, and muscle spasms for improved comfort and healing.

Hydrotherapy

Water-based exercises and treatments for rehabilitation, especially beneficial for joint problems and weight-bearing limitations.

Balance and Fall Prevention

Specialized training to improve balance, coordination, and reduce fall risk, especially important for elderly patients.

Cardiac Rehabilitation

Supervised exercise programs for patients with heart conditions to improve cardiovascular fitness and reduce risk factors.

Respiratory Physiotherapy

Breathing exercises, chest physiotherapy, and airway clearance techniques for patients with respiratory conditions.

Sports Rehabilitation

Specialized treatment for athletes including injury prevention, performance enhancement, and return-to-sport programs.

When should I see a physiotherapist?

For pain, limited movement, after surgery, sports injuries, or when daily activities are affected by physical limitations.

How long does physiotherapy treatment take?

Varies by condition and individual. Acute conditions may require 2-6 weeks; chronic conditions may need longer-term management.

Is physiotherapy painful?

Some discomfort may occur during treatment, but physiotherapists work to minimize pain and ensure treatment is tolerable.

Do I need a doctor's referral for physiotherapy?

Not always required, but some insurance plans may require referral. Direct access to physiotherapy is available in many cases.

What should I wear to physiotherapy sessions?

Comfortable, loose-fitting clothing that allows movement and access to the area being treated. Athletic wear is often ideal.

Can physiotherapy help prevent injuries?

Yes, physiotherapy includes injury prevention through strengthening, flexibility, and education about proper movement patterns.

What is the difference between physiotherapy and chiropractic?

Physiotherapy focuses on comprehensive rehabilitation; chiropractic primarily focuses on spinal manipulation and alignment.

Can I do exercises at home?

Yes, physiotherapists provide home exercise programs to complement in-clinic treatment and maintain progress.

Is physiotherapy covered by insurance?

Often covered by health insurance plans. Coverage varies by plan and may require referral or have session limits.

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