Aaram Physhotherapy

360 Degree Physio Care

We are committed to ensuring that our clients have easy access to our physiotherapy services, whether it's at any of our Clinics and in our Indoor Center or through scheduling a convenient Home visit.

PHYSIO HOME VISITS

Home Visits by certified Aaram Physiotherapists for Patients with mobility issues & for patients looking for convenience

INDOOR SERVICE

We Have Started indoor Service for the Patient to provide proper care and treatment in our supervision for the better result and recovery.

CLINIC TREATMENTS

High quality Physiotherapy care at our Aaram Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation center near you. Best Treatment for Ortho, Neuro and Sport condition With Experienced Physiotherapist.

What is a Physiotherapist?

Aaram Physiotherapists offer deep expertise in Physical Therapy & transparently educate patients on treatments for a better pateint experience

Physical therapy is a healthcare profession that includes evaluating, assessing, and treating individuals with limitations in functionality. Physical therapy services are provided by professionals who are licensed by the state in which they work. These professionals are trained to assess the condition and help regain maximal functional mobility and independence. They use a variety of treatment modalities and techniques to help the patient move better and feel better.

Physio Treatments

We use "Integrated Physio Care" approach covering treatments for a wide range of health Conditions & Symptoms

Lumbar Spondylosis

Herniated Disk Or Slipped Disc

Total Hip Replacement

Clubfoot Or Congenital Ta..

Tendinitis

Swan Neck Deformity

Erb’s Palsy

Meralgia Paresthetica

Fecal Incontinence

Guillain-barré Syndrome

Radial Nerve Injury

Shoulder Impingement

Frozen Shoulder

Osteoarthritis

Muscle Stiffness

Muscle Spasm

Crepitus - Cracking Joint

Numbness And Tingling

Neck Pain

Foot Pain

Knee Pain

Tremors

Back Pain

Joint Pain

Shoulder Pain

Sprains And Strains

CHIROPRATIC

INFRARED RADIATATION

PELVIC FLOOR PHYSICAL THERAPY

MYOFACIAL RELEASE

TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL NERVE STIMULATION

INTERFERENTIAL THERAPY (IFT)

LASER

TRACTION

ULTRASOUND THERAPY

THERMOTHERAPY

PHYSICAL THERAPY

SPINAL INJURY REHABILITATION

CARDIAC REHABILITATION

NEUROLOGICAL PHYSIOTHERAPY

HOME CARE PHYSIOTHERAPY

Pre And Post Surgical Rehabilitation

FAQ

1.What is Physiotherapy?

Physiotherapy, or physical therapy, is a treatment focused on helping people regain, improve, and maintain their movement, physical function, and overall well-being. It aids recovery through exercises and techniques that prevent injuries, promote health, and enhance fitness. Physiotherapists guide you in your recovery, often creating a personalized treatment plan and encouraging you to do certain exercises on your own to speed up progress. They use hands-on techniques and specialized tools depending on your specific needs.

2.What issues can a physio treat?

A physiotherapist can treat a range of issues, depending on their specialization. These include sports injuries, muscle and joint problems, nerve-related issues, pediatric care, and more. Here are some common conditions a physiotherapist can help with:

Neck and back pain due to issues with muscles or bones.
Problems in bones, joints, muscles, and ligaments, like arthritis.
Fatigue, pain, swelling, stiffness, and muscle weakness.
Mobility loss caused by brain or spine injuries, such as after a stroke, or by diseases like Parkinson’s or multiple sclerosis.

Physiotherapists use targeted exercises and therapies to address these conditions and help you recover.

3.What Procedures are used in Physiotherapy?

First, a physiotherapist assesses the patient to create a customized treatment plan. Physiotherapy uses different techniques, and the approach depends on each patient's condition and specific treatment needs. Here are some common treatment methods:

Manual Exercises: Exercises designed to improve movement and strength.
Soft Tissue Mobilization: Techniques to relieve muscle tension and improve circulation.
Electrotherapy: Using small electrical currents to reduce pain and stimulate muscles.
Heat Therapy: Applying heat to relax muscles and ease pain.
Taping for Sports Injuries: Special taping to support and protect injured areas.
Ultrasound: Using sound waves to reduce pain and promote healing.

These treatments are tailored to help patients recover effectively and comfortably.

4.Are there specializations in Physiotherapy?

There are various types of physiotherapy based on the specific needs of patients:

Musculoskeletal/Orthopedic Physiotherapy: This type focuses on conditions like bone injuries, sprains, back pain, arthritis, muscle strains, posture issues, and injuries from sports or work.
Neurological Physiotherapy: This is used for nerve-related disorders, such as strokes, spinal cord injuries, brain injuries, multiple sclerosis, and Parkinson's disease.

Physiotherapists can also choose to specialize in specific areas based on their interest, experience, and training, including:

Pediatric Physiotherapy: Focused on children’s health and development.
Geriatric Physiotherapy: For elderly patients, targeting age-related issues.
Vestibular Rehabilitation: To help with balance and dizziness.
Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Physiotherapy: Aids in lung and heart conditions.
Sports Physiotherapy: For athletes, aimed at performance and injury recovery.
Women’s Health Physiotherapy: Covers issues related to pregnancy, postpartum, and pelvic health.
Chiropractor Adjustments, Dry Needling, Acupuncture Therapy, and Cupping Therapy: Techniques used to relieve pain, release tension, and support overall healing.

These specializations allow physiotherapists to provide targeted care and support a wide range of health needs.

Integrated Physio Care for Active Healing.