480/Y, Old Agra Road, Above Indian Bank, Nashik - 422002.
Timing: Mon - Fri 1:00 PM to 8:00 PM / Sat - 1:00 PM to 6 PM
Shree Ganesh Glory, Shop No.7, Anand Nagar, Near Akashwani Tower, Gangapur Road, Nashik - 422013.
Timing: Mon - Sat 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
+91 9822211928
+91 98609 95145
In the clinic we use a multi-disciplinary approach in the assessment and diagnosis of patients, resulting in the best treatment plan for each patient. The pain clinic is managed by a team of experts. This multi – nodal approach uses a combination of stimulation / relaxation therapy, intramuscular stimulation, psychological counselling, physical therapy.
We also have Mulligan certified therapists who use special techniques like Mulligan and Mckenzie to alleviate pain / remove pain. We specialise in taping and dry needling too.
We are associated with various hospitals to facilitate patients with helpful techniques. In hospitals, we focus on prevention of complications and improvement of the patient’s condition, including respiratory function and mobility. Physiotherapists perform an initial functional assessment to recommend an appropriate treatment framework and promote the continuum of care, including rehabilitation.
Prevention of Complications – Respiratory treatment, mobilisation and activity, with the objective of minimising complications resulting from the operation, anaesthesia or immobility. Additionally, the treatment contributes to the prevention of deterioration and/or exacerbation of the pre-hospitalisation medical condition. Promotion of Function and Mobility – Activation, strengthening and mobilisation of the patient in order to enable resumption of maximal function and independence, using accessories if needed.
Promotion of Function and Mobility – Activation, strengthening and mobilisation of the patient in order to enable resumption of maximal function and independence, using accessories if needed.
Functional Assessment – Carrying out a functional assessment to recommend an appropriate framework for further treatment and promote the continuum of care, including rehabilitation.
Advice and Instructions – Instructions for independent exercises and activity, to shorten the duration of recovery and promote general health.
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Physiotherapy is a primary and independent health care profession, specialising in movement and function. Its unique contribution to human health and well being lies in the provision of an opportunity to maximally utilise functional abilities in order to promote independent and active living in all spheres of life and social arenas.
The physiotherapist diagnoses, treats, rehabilitates, investigates, instructs and advises, in accordance with accepted standards internationally, and acts with the cooperation of the person who is in need of treatment, in accordance with his condition and needs. This is achieved making extensive use of the knowledge, professional skills and resources acquired during the course of his professional life. The physiotherapist is committed to integrity, maintaining human dignity and rights, and acts in accordance with a professional code of ethics.
Physiotherapy services are characterised by a broad range of treatment approaches and methods, reflecting a developing, science-based profession.
Assessment and treatment in acute cases, adults and children with diseases such as: burns, trauma, following stroke, operations, acute respiratory conditions.
Assessment and treatment in chronic cases in adults and children, or in diseases such as: neurological diseases, degenerations, diseases of joints and muscles; posture groups for children and adults.
Consultation, diagnosis and treatment.
Physiotherapy deals in restoring the physical activities of individuals by maximising or strengthening their movements. The treatment may also include resolving injuries by exercising, or giving heat treatment to provide instant relief to patients. It involves a holistic care approach as the patient is directly looked after by the physiotherapist.
Physiotherapy assists in optimal movement and function of people during the lifecycle, promotion of health and active lifestyle. Its unique contribution to human health and well being lies in the provision of an opportunity to maximally utilise functional abilities in order to promote independent and active living in all spheres of life and social arenas. Physiotherapy services are characterised by a broad range of treatment approaches and methods, reflecting a developing, science-based profession.
Rehabilitation is at the heart of physiotherapy profession. Rehabilitation is intended to restore a person’s functional ability and to bring him to maximal independence. Rehabilitative treatment is intended for persons suffering from various defects and limitations resulting from injury or illness, and should be commenced as soon as possible after the event occurs.
B.P.T., M.P.T. (Ortho) Physiotherapist
B.P.T. , C.M.P , C.O.M.T
B.P.T.
B.P.T. Dip. Pregnancy Exercises
Yogatherapist
B.P.T.
Our Physiotherapy Code – Assessment, Movement, Function, Quality of Life
According to the definition of the World Health Organisation (WHO), rehabilitation is medical
and functional rehabilitation of persons with handicaps. This is a therapeutic process intended
to enable the persons undergoing rehabilitation to attain and maintain their optimal levels of
physical, sensory, emotional and social function, as part of the overall picture of the function
of the family and of society. Rehabilitation equips handicapped persons with the tools required
to achieve optimal personal functional independence and to make decisions in accordance with
their abilities. This is a continuum of rehabilitation processes, starting from treatment of the
acute event (if any) and ending with being able to optimally utilise the person’s remaining
functional capabilities. This sums up our ideology.