Conditions we treat
Find your pain below and read exactly how we treat it, how many sessions it takes and what it costs. No doctor’s referral needed to book any of them.
Seen most often
What we treat most weeks.
Both doctors work the full 1 – 10 PM day, so whichever time suits you, you see a Doctor of Physical Therapy who handles these every week — not an assistant.
Knee Pain
Morning stiffness, pain on the stairs, tightness after sitting too long, swelling around the knee.
Includes knee osteoarthritis“ghutnay ka dard”Read more →
Lower Back Pain
Difficulty bending, lifting and walking. Pain and tightness that worsen after sitting for long.
Includes disc problems“kamar dard”Read more →
Sciatica
Sharp, shooting pain travelling from the lower back down the leg, with numbness and tingling in the leg and foot.
Includes piriformis syndromeRead more →
Frozen Shoulder
Shoulder pain that is worse at night, stiffness and restricted movement, difficulty reaching your head or behind your back.
Adhesive capsulitis“kandhay ka dard”Read more →
Neck & Shoulder Pain
Aching in the neck and shoulder, sharp pain on turning or bending the neck, pain moving down the arm, numbness and tingling, muscle spasm and weakness in the arms.
Includes cervical headaches“gardan ka dard”Read more →Sports Injuries
Muscle strain or sprain, swelling and pain around the joint or muscle after a twist or jerk, bruising and tenderness, restricted range of motion.
Includes return-to-sport rehabRead more →Post-Surgery Rehab
Weakness and lost strength after a knee replacement, ACL surgery or a fracture, with muscle tightness and limited flexibility.
Includes post-fracture rehabilitationRead more →- First assessment
- Rs 2,500 Follow-up Rs 2,000
- Every session
- 40–45 min One-to-one with a doctor
- Typical course
- 5–7 sessions Packages available over 7 sessions
- Home visits
- Rs 3,000 DHA Phase 1, 2 & 3
How we treat
Hands-on care, personalised to you.
Every patient is assessed thoroughly first, then treated one-to-one by a physiotherapist on a plan built for them. Manual therapy, therapeutic exercise and supporting modalities work together to speed up your recovery.
Hands-on treatment
Our main focus is manual therapy — hands-on care from two certified manual therapists. Every session is 40–45 minutes of one-to-one time, not a machine and an empty room.
Therapeutic equipment
Modern physiotherapy equipment, used alongside the hands-on work to settle pain and inflammation so the exercises become possible. It supports your recovery; it does not replace the therapist.
Not on the list above
Other conditions we treat.
Also treated at the clinic
These do not have pages of their own yet. Not sure whether physiotherapy is the right answer for you? Call or message us for an appointment — we will assess you and guide you to the best treatment.
Specialist physiotherapy
Specialised rehabilitation programmes, designed around each patient’s own needs and goals. Longer than a course of five to seven sessions, and treated by both doctors, so any appointment across the clinic day works.
Not sure which one it is
Then describe it, and we will tell you.
You do not need a diagnosis to book. The first visit is a full assessment — you leave knowing what is wrong, how many sessions it takes, and what each one costs.