Home physiotherapy in DHA, Lahore

Rs 3,000 per visit across DHA Phase 1, DHA Phase 2, DHA Phase 3, and that is the whole charge — the same 40–45 min one-to-one session you would get at the clinic. The first visit is Rs 3,000 as well: unlike the clinic, where the first appointment is Rs 2,500 and follow-ups are Rs 2,000, there is no separate assessment fee at home. One flat figure, every visit, and the difference against a clinic session is the travel.

All of Lahore, at the same fee. The clinic is in DHA Phase 1 so DHA Phase 1, DHA Phase 2, DHA Phase 3 are the shortest journeys, but there is no distance charge — Model Town, Johar Town, Gulberg, Bahria and the rest of the city are the same Rs 3,000 a visit.

Yes, and there is a discount for it — up to 10% off on the second patient when both are seen on the same visit. Common with elderly couples, and with the family member whose own back gave out lifting the patient. Mention it when you ring so the slot can be made long enough for two.

There may well be. A long course of home visits — which is what stroke, post-surgery and fracture rehabilitation usually need — can be given a concession on the per-visit fee. It depends on how many visits your plan comes to, so it is discussed with you after the assessment rather than published here. Ask about it once the doctor has told you how many visits you are likely to need.

No. You can book a home visit directly, exactly as you can book at the clinic. If the assessment shows physiotherapy is not the right first step, you will be told so on the day.

There is no fixed notice period, but visits are arranged around the slots that are free, so booking ahead is what gets you the time you actually want. Home visits run inside our normal hours — Mon–Sat 1:00 PM – 10:00 PM · Friday from 3:00 PM — and whichever doctor is on shift at the hour you want is the one who comes. Ring 0327 4349159 and we will tell you the earliest slot that is free.

A Doctor of Physical Therapy — Dr. Maryam Tanveer or Dr. Mehwish Warraich — not an assistant and not a technician. The same doctor you would have seen in the clinic.

40–45 min, the same as a clinic session, and one-to-one throughout.

Yes, from 3:00 PM, subject to the slots that are free that day. The clinic opens later on Fridays because 1:00 PM collides with Jummah prayer, so Friday visits run from 3:00 PM. The rest of the week is 1 – 10 PM. We are closed Sunday.

Therapeutic ultrasound, Heating pads, TENS and EMS, alongside the hands-on manual therapy that makes up most of the session. All four machines run off mains power, so a socket within reach of the bed is worth having ready. Anything else portable comes if your assessment calls for it; the rest of the equipment stays at the clinic.

Yes. The treatment itself is the same: the same assessment, the same length of session, the same doctor, and the hands-on manual therapy that makes up most of it travels with her — as do ultrasound, heating pads, TENS and EMS. The one difference is the equipment that cannot: IFT, laser therapy, the IR lamp, the shoulder wheel and pulley, and a treatment couch at the right height. So for most patients the honest answer is home visits first, then the clinic once you are able to travel.