1. Physiotherapy for Sports Injury

It's hard to find someone who doesn't enjoy sports, outdoor activities, and exercise. While you don't need to be an expert in sports, injuries can sometimes happen. Sports injuries can occur during any activity such as weight lifting or golf driving.

Sports injuries are something we take great pride in. We are committed to the well-being of our community. We offer a variety of physiotherapy treatments for sports injuries. These physiotherapy treatments have been developed by our team of highly-trained, licensed, and experienced physiotherapists for a variety of sports injuries patients.

They carefully craft a physiotherapy treatment program that is tailored to each patient's needs after a thorough physical examination. This will maximize the effectiveness and increase the success of physiotherapy treatments.

2. Physiotherapy for Musculoskeletal Causes

Physiotherapy is a crucial part of treating pain due to musculoskeletal causes like arthritis, back pain, knee pain, and so on. This form of physiotherapy can also be called Musculoskeletal Orthopaedic Physiotherapy. Our physiotherapy treatments focus on treating joint and muscle conditions such as neck pain, back pain and shoulder pain. We also treat ligament sprains and tendon injuries to ensure patients return to their optimal function.

This type of physiotherapy involves the complete restoration and unrestricted functioning of the musculoskeletal systems of our bodies. Click here to learn more about this type of therapy.

3. After surgery, physiotherapy

Post-surgery rehabilitation and pain management are just as important. With their vast knowledge and experience, our team focuses on managing post-surgery issues. These may include swelling, inflammation, loss or difficulty with daily activities.

Our physiotherapists can help you create a physiotherapy treatment plan that strengthens your body through simple, effective exercises that will allow you to regain your independence. We will ensure that your physical function is optimal through these customized treatments.

4. Physiotherapy for Neurological Reasons

Rehabilitation following neurological issues such as stroke, multiple sclerosis or Parkinson's disease is a crucial part of physiotherapy.

Physiotherapy helps people with mobility and strength problems become more independent. A physiotherapist can also provide advice on exercises and physiotherapy plans that will treat bladder problems, treat tremors and improve overall well-being. We can help.

5. Cardiovascular physiotherapy

Cardiovascular diseases are conditions that affect the heart and blood circulation. These can include angina, stroke, heart attack, and stroke. What can physiotherapy do? It has been proven that cardiac rehabilitation works. The rehabilitation program improves your overall health and helps you get back on track mentally and physically. While you can clearly see the fractured bone, cardiac problems can also affect the patient's mental well-being.

6. Vestibular Rehabilitation: Physiotherapy

Are you ever unsteady? Do you feel unsure of yourself? Are you reaching out to others for help? You may have balance or gait disorders if you answer yes to any of these questions. Vestibular Rehabilitation, a type of physiotherapy, helps people suffering from this disorder to regain or restore their body balance. Many people don't know that body balance is linked to fluid in the inner ear. This fluid plays an important role in the health of your body.

7. Geriatric Physiotherapy

As we age, our bodies become more prominent and are more susceptible to many conditions. Our senior clients receive quality physiotherapy treatments and programs to help them prevent or manage any painful geriatric symptoms. This type of physiotherapy assists them in their fitness and recreational activities as well as maintaining an active and healthy lifestyle. Contact us today to show your love for seniors and their health!