Assessment and Diagnosis

1.  Comprehensive physical assessment: Evaluation of movement, strength, flexibility, and functional abilities.
2. Diagnosis of musculoskeletal conditions: Identification of issues related to muscles, bones, and joints.
3. Postural assessment: Analysis of body posture to identify imbalances and alignment issues.

Treatment Planning

1. Individualized treatment plans: Development of personalized rehabilitation programs based on the patient’s condition and goals.
2. Goal setting: Establishment of short-term and long-term goals to guide treatment.

Therapeutic Exercises

1. Strengthening exercises: Programs designed to increase muscle strength and endurance.
2. Flexibility exercises: Stretching routines to improve range of motion and flexibility.
3. Balance and coordination training: Exercises to enhance stability and prevent falls.
4. Cardiovascular conditioning: Aerobic exercises to improve heart and lung function.

Manual Therapy

1. Joint mobilization and manipulation: Techniques to improve joint movement and reduce pain.
2. Soft tissue mobilization: Massage and other hands-on techniques to relieve muscle tension and improve circulation.
3. Myofascial release: Techniques to release tension in the fascia (connective tissue).

Pain Management

1. Electrotherapy: Use of electrical stimulation to reduce pain and promote healing.
2. Ultrasound therapy: Use of sound waves to treat deep tissue injuries.
3. Heat and cold therapy: Application of heat or ice to reduce pain and inflammation.

Rehabilitation Services

1. Post-surgical rehabilitation: Recovery programs following surgery to restore function and mobility.
2. Sports injury rehabilitation: Treatment and recovery plans for athletes recovering from injuries.
3. Neurological rehabilitation: Programs for conditions such as stroke, multiple sclerosis, and Parkinson’s disease to improve movement and function.
4. Cardiopulmonary rehabilitation: Exercises and education for patients with heart and lung conditions.

Paediatric Physiotherapy

1. Developmental assessments and therapy: Treatment for children with developmental delays and congenital conditions.
2. Motor skills training: Programs to improve gross and fine motor skills in children.

Geriatric Physiotherapy

1. Fall prevention programs: Exercises and education to reduce the risk of falls in the elderly.
2. Management of age-related conditions: Treatment of arthritis, osteoporosis, and other conditions common in older adults.

Women’s Health Physiotherapy

1. Pelvic floor rehabilitation: Treatment for incontinence, pelvic pain, and postpartum recovery.
2. Prenatal and postnatal exercise programs: Exercises designed for pregnant and postpartum women.

Occupational Health

1. Ergonomic assessments: Evaluation and modification of workspaces to prevent injuries and improve comfort.
2. Work hardening programs: Intensive therapy programs to prepare patients for returning to work.

Education and Advice

1. Patient education: Information on condition management, injury prevention, and healthy living.
2. Home exercise programs: Customized exercises for patients to perform at home to continue their rehabilitation.

Assistive Devices and Equipment

1. Prescription of orthotics and prosthetics: Recommendations for devices to support movement and function.
2. Training in the use of mobility aids: Instruction on using canes, crutches, walkers, and wheelchairs.

Chronic Disease Management

1. Management of chronic pain conditions: Strategies to alleviate pain and improve quality of life.
2. Education and exercise for chronic conditions: Programs for diseases such as diabetes, arthritis, and COPD.