Benefits of Our Physiotherapy Care
Improved Mobility & Flexibility
Our personalized therapies help restore movement and enhance your flexibility for faster recovery.
Effective Pain Relief
Targeted exercises and treatments reduce chronic and acute pain, improving your day-to-day comfort.
Enhanced Strength & Prevention
We strengthen your muscles and joints, reducing the risk of future injuries and promoting long-term health.
Improved Posture
Corrective therapies help realign your body, reducing strain and improving overall posture.
Faster Injury Recovery
Accelerate healing from sports injuries, fractures, and surgeries with expert rehabilitation.
Increased Balance & Coordination
Special exercises improve your balance, helping prevent falls and promoting confidence in movement.
Better Respiratory Function
Techniques to improve lung capacity and breathing efficiency for enhanced wellness.
Customized Treatment Plans
Each patient receives tailored care to meet unique needs and goals for optimal results.
Improved Mental Well-being
Physical health supports mental wellness, reducing stress and enhancing quality of life.
Recovery isn’t always quick, but with the right care and people beside you, even small steps start to feel like big victories.
Conditions We Commonly Treat with Physiotherapy
Orthopedic Conditions
Neurological Conditions
Geriatric Care Support
Post-Surgical Recovery
Why Choose Our Physiotherapy Center?
Experienced Team
Experienced physiotherapists with hospital-based training
Personalized Care
Custom treatment plans suited for your recovery goals
Safe Environment
Modern equipment and safe rehabilitation protocols
Comfort & Privacy
Private and comfortable treatment environment
Collaborative Treatment
Collaborative care with expert doctors for faster and safer recovery
Home Visit Available
Home visit services available for elderly and immobile patients
Progress You Can See
Consistent monitoring and progress tracking for measurable outcomes
Post-Surgery Recovery Support
Specialized care for recovery after orthopedic or neurological surgeries
Preventive & Maintenance Programs
Reduce recurrence and improve long-term mobility and strength
Meet Our Physiotherapy Experts
Dr. Manju Jojo
Head of Physiotherapy
Dr. Ernest Benjamin
Senior Physiotherapist
Real Stories of Healing and Hope
"When my mother fractured her hip, we didn’t expect her to walk again. But the dedication shown by the team here was something else. They handled her like family. Now she walks slowly around the house without any help. It felt like we got her back."
– Meera, Kaloor"I ignored my neck pain for months. It got so bad I couldn’t sleep properly. I came here as a last option, but the physiotherapy sessions changed everything. Step by step, the pain reduced and now I’m completely back to normal. I wish I had come earlier."
– Harish, 40, Palarivattom"My post-surgery recovery was slow and frustrating. I was losing hope. But the therapists here were very encouraging. They made a plan that actually worked for me. Within weeks, I could move more freely. It really brought back my confidence."
– Rekha, 52, Aluva"After a road accident, my brother was bedridden and couldn’t lift his arm. The physiotherapy he received here was excellent — not just technically, but emotionally too. Now he can write, eat, and even help around the house. It’s been a huge relief for our family."
– Arun, Ernakulam"I’ve had knee pain for years due to arthritis. I’ve been to different places, but the approach here felt different — more personal, more structured. Now the pain is much more manageable and I’ve even started doing my morning walks again."
– Jayalakshmi, 63, Edappally"My son had developmental delays and struggled with balance. We didn’t know where to begin. But the way the physiotherapy team guided us — it made a real difference. His improvement over the months was slow, but steady. Now he can even ride a small cycle."
– Divya, Mother of a 5-year-oldFrequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – Physiotherapy
Who should consider physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy is for anyone with pain, weakness, stiffness, or recovering from injury or surgery. It helps people of all ages improve movement and function.
Is physiotherapy only for older people?
No, not at all. People of any age — from young adults with sports injuries to middle-aged professionals with posture issues — can benefit from it.
Will physiotherapy hurt?
Some treatments may feel uncomfortable, especially in the beginning, but they should not be painful. Therapists work gently to improve your condition.
How many sessions will I need?
The number of sessions depends on your health issue. Some conditions improve in 5–6 sessions, while others may take longer with regular follow-up.
Can physiotherapy help someone who had a stroke?
Yes. Stroke rehab is a major part of geriatric physiotherapy. It improves movement, balance, speech, and daily living skills.
My elderly relative is bedridden. Is physiotherapy still useful?
Definitely. Physiotherapy helps prevent bed sores, contractures, and lung infections. Even small movements can make a big difference.
Will physiotherapy make my elderly father tired?
Therapy is done gently and at their pace. It won’t exhaust them. Instead, it can improve energy levels and mood over time.
My parent struggles to walk after surgery. Can physiotherapy help?
Absolutely. Post-surgical rehab is one of the key areas of geriatric physiotherapy — it helps them regain movement and strength safely.
Do you provide physiotherapy at home for elders?
Yes, home care is available for elderly patients who can’t travel. It’s done by trained physiotherapists with proper equipment.
How often should an elderly person take physiotherapy?
It depends on the issue, but usually 2–3 sessions a week at the beginning, later reduced as they progress.