PHYSIOTHARAY AT HOME

 

🏠 What Is At-Home Physiotherapy?

At-home physiotherapy brings qualified physiotherapists to your doorstep to treat musculoskeletal issues, neurological conditions, post-surgery recovery, respiratory function, geriatric support, pediatric rehabilitation, and more

Benefits

  • One-on-one, tailored treatment in familiar surroundings

  • Avoidance of travel stress and infection risk

  • Faster recovery through focused care

  • 💸 Cost of Physiotherapy at Home

    • Standard sessions: ₹500–1,000/session for basic care 

    • Clinic vs Home: Walk-in clinic = ₹400; home visits = ₹499–1,000 based on condition 

    • Specialized therapies: Neurological, cardiopulmonary, pediatric—₹700–1,200/session 

    • 🧭 What Conditions Are Treated

    • Orthopedic: joint pain, arthritis, fractures

    • Neuro: stroke rehab, Parkinson’s, paralysis

    • Cardiopulmonary: post-surgery, lung health

    • Geriatric: mobility, fall prevention

    • Pediatric: developmental delays, gait training

    • 📝 How to Book a Session

      1. Select a provider and request a call or online booking

      2. Discuss your condition, frequency, and any prescription

      3. Book and confirm schedule

      4. Therapist visits with any required equipment (e.g., bands, tens unit)

      5. Follow-up to track progress and adjust exercises



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