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Therapy
At Musclebone Advanced Physiotherapy & Neuro-rehabilitation Clinic, we offer comprehensive and personalized physiotherapy care for all age groups. Our expert team uses a combination of hands-on techniques, advanced technology, and evidence-based treatment plans to improve movement, speed up recovery, and eliminate pain. With a patient-focused approach, we help you regain function, restore confidence, and get back to living an active, healthy life.
Our Key Services Include: Manual Therapy • Electrotherapy with Advanced Machines • Women’s Health Physiotherapy • Geriatric (Senior Citizen) Rehabilitation • Customized Exercise Prescription • Chronic & Acute Pain Management
Individualized Approach
Individualized Approach refers to tailoring treatment plans and interventions to meet the specific needs, goals, and conditions of each patient. This personalized strategy ensures that care is effective and relevant, maximizing outcomes and patient satisfaction.
- Customized Treatment Plans
- Ongoing Adjustments
- Enhanced Effectiveness
- Better Resource Utilization
- Improved Patient Satisfaction
- Personal Assessment
- Patient Education and Involvement
- Improved Mobility
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Therapy, often referred to as psychotherapy or counseling, involves a range of treatments designed to help individuals manage mental health issues, emotional challenges, and personal growth. It can include talking therapies, and various techniques tailored to the individual’s needs.
Physiotherapy plays a crucial role in helping patients recover faster, restore strength, and safely return to daily activities or sports performance. After an injury or surgery, muscles become weak, joints stiffen, and movement becomes painful. Physiotherapists use a combination of manual therapy, advanced electrotherapy, and customized exercises to reduce pain, improve mobility, and rebuild strength step-by-step. With a well-designed rehabilitation plan, physiotherapy helps you regain full function, prevent future injuries, and get back to the activities you love with confidence.
Physiotherapy plays a vital role in recovery after a sports injury or surgery by providing targeted treatments that aid in healing and restoring function. Here's how physiotherapy helps promoting a smoother recovery process.To improve joint mobility and function, physiotherapists prescribe a combination of targeted exercises based on each person’s condition and goals. These typically include: Mobility & Range of Motion Exercises Help reduce stiffness and restore smooth joint movement. Strengthening Exercises Build supporting muscles around the joint to improve stability and prevent further injury. Stretching Exercises Enhance flexibility, reduce tightness, and maintain healthy movement patterns. Balance & Proprioception Training Improve coordination, joint control, and overall body awareness—especially after injury. Together, these exercises reduce pain, improve function, and keep joints strong and active for long-term health.
The ideal frequency depends on your condition, pain level, and how your body responds to treatment. Generally, most patients benefit from 2–3 sessions per week during the initial phase to control pain, improve mobility, and speed up recovery. As you progress and start gaining strength, the number of visits may gradually reduce. Your physiotherapist will regularly reassess your condition and adjust your treatment plan so you continue improving consistently and safely—whether your goal is pain relief, returning to work, or getting back to sports.
Manual therapy is a key component of physiotherapy that involves hands-on techniques to improve how your muscles, joints, and soft tissues move and function. It helps: Reduce muscle tightness and joint stiffness Improve flexibility and range of motion Enhance blood flow and healing Decrease pain and discomfort Restore natural movement patterns Physiotherapists often combine manual therapy with exercises and advanced modalities for a more complete recovery. This integrated approach helps relieve pain quickly while building long-term strength and stability—so you can move confidently and live pain-free.
Absolutely, yes. Physiotherapy plays an essential role in helping seniors stay active, steady, and safe. As people age, muscles weaken, reflexes slow down, and balance issues become more common — increasing the risk of falls. Physiotherapists work with older adults to: Improve balance and coordination through targeted exercises Strengthen leg and core muscles for better stability Enhance joint flexibility to support smoother movements Train gait and walking patterns for safer mobility Boost confidence while moving at home and outdoors By focusing on strength, posture, and body control, physiotherapy significantly reduces fall risks and helps seniors maintain independence and a better quality of life.cess.