Back pain
A sedentary lifestyle, poor posture and daily commuting can cause persistent back pain. You do not have to live with it — a qualified physiotherapist can relieve your pain, at the clinic or at home.
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Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation
Qualified, well-trained physiotherapists who rely on manual therapy — assessing, diagnosing and building a treatment plan around your needs, at the clinic or in the comfort of your home.
When do you need a physiotherapist?
Physiotherapy covers a wide range of specialties. People come to physiotherapy for:
- Neurological conditions
- Neuromusculoskeletal conditions
- Cardiovascular conditions
- Respiratory conditions
Neuromusculoskeletal covers all kinds of pain — including back pain, knee pain, arthritis, sports injuries and whiplash-associated disorder.
What we help with
Common reasons patients see us
Sports injuries
Is a niggle keeping you off the tennis court or cricket pitch? Sprays and painkillers mask symptoms rather than fixing the cause. Physiotherapy gets to the root of the problem so you can return to your sport sooner.
Post-surgical rehab
After surgery, physiotherapy — including at home — helps you get back to normal faster. Regain your mobility with expert, guided rehabilitation.
Paralysis
With regular physiotherapy, muscle tone can be improved and a patient kept as mobile as possible, even in paralysis.
How we help
Our physiotherapists treat patients at the clinic and in the comfort of their homes. They assess, diagnose and develop a treatment plan that varies with each patient's needs.
A session usually lasts about an hour, depending on how critical the problem is. Our experts guide you through basic and advanced movement exercises to improve mobility.
Why physiotherapy exercises?
Exercise therapy is a proven way to treat and prevent injuries and pain. Physiotherapists assess your problem and recommend the right set of exercises — from simple to advanced postures — to repair the body and restore function.
As with medication, you benefit only if you follow the plan diligently. Physiotherapy also helps restore a balanced emotional state, which matters for holistic recovery.
Physiotherapy services
What physiotherapy involves
Physiotherapy — also called physical therapy — is an allied health profession that uses biomechanics and kinesiology, manual therapy, exercise therapy and electrotherapy to help patients restore, maintain and improve physical mobility, strength and function.
Because physiotherapists understand how the body works and are clinically trained to assess, diagnose and treat disability, they can help patients recover from a wide range of injuries — back pain, neck pain, knee pain, ligament problems — and support rehabilitation in Parkinson's disease, paralysis, stroke, multiple sclerosis and cerebral palsy.
Benefits of physiotherapy
Care shaped around you
Physiotherapy has a long track record of restoring health and improving physical strength, function and mobility. Every treatment plan is individualised, and a physiotherapist can visit you at home.
- Convenient — care that fits your schedule
- Personalised, one-to-one attention
- A faster healing process
- No need to travel when mobility is limited
- Better time management
- Cost-effective
- Family support and supervision
Home physiotherapy
With affordable, accountable home services, you can leave the worries and logistics of physiotherapy behind.
Ask about home visits
Start your recovery
Book a physiotherapy assessment
Tell us what's troubling you and we'll match you with the right physiotherapist — at the clinic or at home.