Jaya Rehabilitation Institute & Research Center – Bidada, Taluka: Mandvi, Kutch

Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy is a branch of rehabilitative health that uses specially designed exercises and equipment to help patients regain or improve their physical abilities. A physiotherapist is a health professional with at least a 4-year degree that specializes in the evaluation and treatment of various diagnoses that limit physical functioning. A Physical Therapist evaluates components of movement including:

Strength
Range of motion
Flexibility
Balance
Posture
Body mechanics
Coordination
Endurance
General mobility (walking, stair climbing, getting in and out of bed or chairs)

After evaluation, the Physical Therapist will develop a treatment program unique to each individual to help decrease deficits and restore function. Treatment options include:

Mobility training in walking, bed mobility, and transfers.

Joint and Soft tissue mobilizations.

Stretching

Strengthening

Myofascial release/ CranioSacral Therapy

Therapeutic exercises in our gym using recumbent bikes, Treadmill, Theraballs, Therabands, and free weights

Traction

Postural education

Balance training

Gait training

Vestibular rehabilitation

Range-of-motion (ROM) activities

Heat / Ice

Diathermy - long and short wave

Ultrasound

Electrical stimulation

The duration of the treatment varies from 15 days to 3 months.

Important components of every treatment program include:

Education about the cause of the problem

Instruction in exercises to improve function

Patient participation. Compliance and participation by each patient is crucial to the success of the therapy program.