Physical therapy is a rehabilitation profession that reduces/corrects impairments and promotes mobility, function and quality of life through various physical interventions using varied physical agents, movements, mechanical forces and adaptive devices.
Physiotherapy services at Ojas hospital includes management with specific exercises, manual therapy techniques, electrotherapeutic modalities such as traction, superficial and deep heat modalities, ultrasonic therapy, therapeutic currents, cold therapy as well as prescription of assistive devices, prosthesis and orthosis.
Cardiovascular and pulmonary rehabilitation
Physiotherapists work in coordination with members of the medical team to improve the chest expansion, assist in removal of secretions, reduce post operative complications, early mobilization and enhance the endurance capacity.
Physiotherapy and rehabilitation in orthopaedics
Physiotherapy is done for all postoperative orthopaedic procedures, fractures, joint replacement, acute and chronic sport injuries, spinal cord injuries, spondylosis, arthritis, sprains, strains, osteoarthritis, peri-arthritis and amputations to name a few conditions.
Ergonomic advice to patients for work related/desktop related muscular skeletal problems is a part of the program.
Physiotherapy in sports injuries
Physiotherapy management for acute and chronic sports injuries goals to restore and regain maximum functional ability.
Physiotherapy in Geriatrics
Patients are enabled to have an access to an appropriate level of rehabilitation so that they can function at a minimum of level of dependency and improve their quality of life.
Physiotherapy in neurological conditions
Rehabilitation for stroke, chronic pain conditions, traumatic brain injury, cerebral palsy, GB syndrome, multiple sclerosis, parkinson’s disease, bell’s palsy, spinal cord injury to name a few. Therapeutic goals are set to improve balance, coordination, activity of daily living, movement restoration, muscle strength and gait training.
Physiotherapy in paediatrics
The management of infants, children with congenital, developmental, neuromuscular, skeletal or acquired disorders/diseases. Treatment goals are set on improving motor skills, balance and coordination, strength, endurance and neuro developmental rehabilitation.
Physiotherapy in OBS/GYNAE
Physiotherapy management for various conditions include pre natal and post partum periods, lymphedema, osteoporosis, pelvic pain, prolapsed uterus and incontinence.