Call us anytime, any day on 09060960109. 🏨 21B Christ Avenue off Admiralty Road.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: What conditions do physiotherapists treat ?
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Concussion
- Dizziness, Vertigo, and Imbalance
- Frozen Shoulder
- Golfer’s Elbow
- Lymphedema
- Cervicogenic Headaches
- Heel and Foot Pain
- Low Back Pain
- Motor Vehicle Accident Injuries
- Neck Pain
- Cerebral Palsy
- Erb's Palsy
- Pelvic Floor Conditions
- Movement Disorders
- Post Surgical Rehabilitation
- Repetitive Strain Injuries
- Rotator Cuff Injury
- Sports Injuries
- Sciatica
- Sports Injuries
- COVID-19 Symptoms
- Stroke
- Sprains and Strains
- Tendonitis
- Tennis Elbow
- Facial Palsy
- Neurological Dysfunctions
- TMJ Dysfunction
- Whiplash Injury and Many Others
Q: What do I expect from my first physiotherapy treatment?
A: For your initial consultation/ assessment, the Physiotherapist will document your full medical history, which will be followed by a thorough assessment guided by the presenting complaint(s). This information will be used to isolate the cause, form a physical diagnosis, and structure a treatment plan with you aimed at reducing pain and restoring pain-free function.
Q: Do you have facilities for in-patients?
A: Not currently, but we have arrangements with an affiliated guest house for clients from out of town, or requiring frequent rehabilitation sessions.
Q: What do I need to come along with for a physiotherapy session?
A: We suggest you wear shorts and a shirt (possibly sleeveless) as this improves access for required assessment, and unhindered movement for exercise. You may also come along with any diagnostic imaging ( Xray/MRI) or report if available.
Q: Can i see a Physiotherapist with my HMO cover?
A: Yes, We Partner with a few major HMOs both Nationally and Internationally (including AXA Mansard, Leadway Health, MetroHealth HMO, Hygeia HMO, Bupa, Allianz care and Reliance HMO). However, please confirm with your HMO before booking an appointment.
Q: Do I need to be referred for Physiotherapy by a doctor or specialist?
A: No, you can self-refer. A Physiotherapist can be a point of first contact. If need be, the Physiotherapist may refer to a Physician or other health professional.
Q: How Many Physiotherapy sessions would I need?
A: The number of Physiotherapy sessions required may vary widely among clients, as there are a host of factors that determine prognosis, some of which are; age, presenting condition, comorbidities, severity of condition, health status, adherence to home exercise programmes, lifestyle e.t.c These factors largely predict how long one's rehabilitation may take.
Q: Can I get a physiotherapist to see me, or someone on admission in a hospital or care facility?
A: Yes you can, just pre-inform the hospital management, and schedule with us; we'll bring all we need along.
Q: What is Physiotherapy?
A: Physiotherapy, also known as physical therapy, is a Bachelors or doctorate degree healthcare profession that involves evaluating, diagnosing, and treating a wide range of physical conditions and movement-related issues. It focuses on promoting, restoring, and maintaining physical function and mobility in individuals of all ages. Physiotherapists may use various techniques such as exercises, manual therapy, electrotherapy, and education to help patients manage pain, recover from injuries, improve strength and flexibility, and optimize their overall physical well-being; and will make use of the best physiotherapy modalities for each patient. The goal of physiotherapy is to enhance quality of life and promote independence through personalized treatment plans tailored to each individual's needs.