Physiotherapy

Evidence-based physiotherapy to restore movement, relieve pain, improve function, and enhance quality of life through personalized assessment, exercises, manual therapy, and advanced modalities at Usha Prime Hospital. Physiotherapy (also known as Physical Therapy or PT) is a primary care health profession that uses mechanical force, movements (biomechanics/kinesiology), manual therapy, exercise therapy, electrotherapy, and various physical interventions to remediate impairments, promote mobility, function, and quality of life. It is performed by qualified physiotherapists who conduct examinations, diagnoses, prognoses, and interventions. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), physiotherapy is an independent primary care profession where physiotherapists assess, plan, and implement rehabilitative programs to improve or restore motor functions, maximize movement ability, relieve pain syndromes, and prevent/treat challenges from injuries, diseases, and impairments. Physiotherapists apply a wide range of techniques including therapeutic movement, ultrasound, heating/cryotherapy, laser therapy, electrotherapy, and more. They also develop screening and prevention programs for common physical ailments. Often referred to as "Movement Scientists," "Musculoskeletal Doctors," or "Physiotherapy Doctors" in many countries.