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Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation

Expert physiotherapy and integrated rehabilitation for pain relief, movement restoration, and functional recovery, personalised to your condition and goals at every stage of life.

About Department

Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation at PB Health is a specialised care unit focused on restoring movement, reducing pain, and improving functional independence for patients across all age groups and conditions. The department delivers structured, patient-centred rehabilitation supported by modern therapeutic equipment and experienced physiotherapists.

Core Rehabilitation Capabilities

  • Dedicated functional rehabilitation bays and supervised exercise zones
  • Structured functional assessment and goal-directed therapy planning
  • Gait analysis and movement assessment for biomechanical evaluation
  • Manual therapy including joint mobilisation, manipulation, and soft tissue techniques
  • Electrotherapy modalities: TENS, interferential therapy (IFT), therapeutic ultrasound, and low-level laser therapy (LLLT)
  • Neurorehabilitation programmes for stroke, spinal cord injury, and movement disorders
  • Post-surgical and post-trauma rehabilitation pathways
  • Multidisciplinary rehabilitation coordination for complex and chronic conditions

Integrated Rehabilitation Care Model

Rehabilitation rarely involves a single discipline. At PB Health, physiotherapists work in coordination with occupational therapists, orthopaedic surgeons, neurologists, pain medicine specialists, and nursing teams to ensure that patients with complex or multi-system conditions receive coordinated, goal-oriented care.

Each patient follows a structured rehabilitation pathway with defined functional goals, regular progress reviews, and treatment adjustments based on clinical response. Inpatient rehabilitation is coordinated at the bedside; outpatient and day-care rehabilitation is delivered in the department's dedicated therapy spaces.

Clinical Focus Areas

Back pain and neck pain — acute, subacute, and chronic
Osteoarthritis and inflammatory arthritis affecting joint mobility and function
Stroke rehabilitation and neurological recovery (including Parkinson's disease and multiple sclerosis)
Post-surgical rehabilitation following orthopaedic procedures — joint replacement, fracture fixation, and spine surgery
Sports injury rehabilitation and return-to-sport conditioning
Post-COVID functional recovery — fatigue, breathlessness, and deconditioning
Cardiopulmonary rehabilitation for COPD, post-cardiac surgery, and cardiac reconditioning
Fall prevention, balance training, and geriatric mobility support
Paediatric rehabilitation for developmental delay, gait abnormalities, and neuromotor conditions
Postural correction and ergonomic rehabilitation for occupational or workplace-related musculoskeletal strain

What To Expect In The Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Unit

  • Functional assessment on arrival: Mobility, strength, pain, and range of motion are evaluated by your physiotherapist.
  • Personalised treatment plan: Developed based on your diagnosis, functional goals, and rehabilitation timeline.
  • Progress monitoring: Pain levels, strength, range of motion, and functional milestones are tracked at regular intervals.
  • Therapy sessions: Conducted in dedicated rehabilitation bays or at the bedside for admitted patients.
  • Home exercise programme: A structured plan is provided to support recovery between sessions.
  • Escalation and onward referral: Patients requiring advanced rehabilitation, pain intervention, or specialist review are referred appropriately.

Rehabilitation Services & Procedures

Manual Therapy

Joint mobilisation, spinal manipulation (where indicated), soft tissue release, and myofascial techniques for pain relief and joint mobility.

Therapeutic Exercise

Individualised programmes for strength, flexibility, balance, proprioception, and cardiovascular endurance.

Neurorehabilitation

Structured recovery programmes for stroke, spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, Parkinson's disease, and other neurological conditions.

Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

Recovery pathways following joint replacement, fracture fixation, ligament reconstruction, and spinal surgery.

Sports Injury Rehabilitation

Targeted rehabilitation for ligament sprains, muscle strains, tendinopathies, and return-to-sport conditioning programmes.

Electrotherapy

TENS, interferential therapy (IFT), therapeutic ultrasound, low-level laser therapy (LLLT), and neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES).

Geriatric Rehabilitation

Balance retraining, fall prevention programmes, and mobility support tailored to the needs of older adults.

Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation

Supervised breathing exercises, aerobic conditioning, and endurance training for patients with cardiac or respiratory conditions.

The PB Health Advantage in Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Care

  • Available when needed: Timely consultations and dependable rehabilitation support at the stage of recovery when it matters most.
  • Therapist-led care: Qualified physiotherapists with specialised training in musculoskeletal, neurological, sports, and cardiopulmonary rehabilitation.
  • Personalised treatment: Rehabilitation programmes designed around your diagnosis, functional goals, recovery timeline, and lifestyle.
  • Supportive at every step: Structured care with clear communication, regular progress updates, and encouragement throughout the recovery journey.
  • Equipment-supported therapy: Modern rehabilitation equipment and functional assessment tools for accurate progress tracking and better outcomes.
  • Evidence-based practice: All therapy protocols are grounded in current clinical evidence and adapted to individual patient response.
  • Collaborative care: Physiotherapists work alongside orthopaedic surgeons, neurologists, pain specialists, and nursing teams for seamless recovery.

Need Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation?

Our physiotherapy team provides structured, evidence-based rehabilitation for pain, injury, surgery recovery, and long-term functional conditions with personalised care at every stage.

FAQs

You should consider seeing a physiotherapist if you have persistent joint or muscle pain, stiffness or reduced range of motion, difficulty walking or with daily activities, balance problems or recurrent falls, or if you are recovering from a surgery, injury, or neurological event such as a stroke. Early physiotherapy input generally leads to faster and better functional recovery.