Department of Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation
Quality and excellence in patient care are first and foremost at Fortis Physiotherapy where we treat orthopedic, neurological, pediatric and geriatric-related problems.
Our commitment is to do the best we can to get you back to your high level of activity in a minimal amount of time. We will work towards your goal of returning to work or participate in everyday events without physical limitations or pain. Our therapists are trained professionals in neurology (Adult & pediatric), orthopedic, cardiopulmonary, sport medicine, women’s wellness, Weight loss, Ergonomics, geriatric rehabilitation and critical care.
Physiotherapists can help patient in following process
- • Undertake a comprehensive examination/assessment of the patient/client or needs of a client group
- •Formulate a diagnosis, prognosis and plan
- • Provide consultation within their expertise and determine when patients/clients need to be referred to another healthcare professional.
- • Determine the outcomes of any interventions/treatments
- • Make recommendations for self-management
- • Post-surgical home - based rehabilitation following discharge from hospital.
- • Post-surgical home - based rehabilitation following discharge from hospital.
- • Safe and appropriate re-conditioning exercise following prolonged inactivity or hospitalization.
- •All musculo - skeletal conditions, sport injuries
- • Neuro physiotherapy and rehabilitation such as stroke, Parkinson’s disease, spinal cord injuries.
- • Neuro physiotherapy and rehabilitation such as stroke, Parkinson’s disease, spinal cord injuries.
- • Portable modalities to reduce the pain, customized to home care
- • Falls risk assessment and prevention
- • Prescription of walking aids .
- • Pre & Post Delivery Counselling.
Our team of gynecologists along with specialized nurses is committed to providing empathetic and caring touch to all health issues related to women.
| Joint Pain | Arthritis, bursitis, lupus, degenerative joints, poorly aligned joints, joint instability |
| Muscle Pain | Torn muscles, pulled/strained muscles, tight muscles, fibromyalgia, muscle spasms, muscle cramps, calf strain, pulled hamstring, groin strain, strained gluteals, abdominal strain |
| Soft Tissue Injuries | Tendinitis, tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis), golfers elbow (medial epicondylitis), patellar tendinitis, Achilles tendinitis, whiplash, back strain, neck strain, rotator cuff injuries, iliotibial band syndrome (ITB) |
| Joint Injuries | Joint sprains, dislocated joints, sprained ankle, sprained knee, sprained wrist, sprained elbow, degenerated meniscus, torn cartilage, unstable joints, joint hypermobility |
| Overuse Injuries | Carpal tunnel, repetitive stress syndrome, shin splints, Iliotibial Band Syndrome, tension headaches |
| Swelling and Edema | Lymphedema, swollen joints, edema, lymphatic congestion, chronic joint or muscle inflammation |
| Postural Problems | Poor posture, round shoulders, scapular instability, muscle weakness, muscle imbalance, poor muscle tone, hypotonia |
| Recovery from Surgery | Athletic injury surgery, reconstructive surgery, joint replacement surgery, meniscus repair, ligament surgery, tendon surgery, lymph node removal |
| Bruising | Bruising following injuries or surgery, contusions |
| Foot Pain | Plantar fasciitis, fallen arches |
