Physical Therapy
Physical therapy is a health service provided to people who have
had some form of a physical dysfunction/surgery/injury. It helps
in rehabilitating them and also to develop, maintain and restore maximum movement and functional abilities. It helps to alleviate
pain and restore normal movement and function patterns, to help restore the body to its natural state.
Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy is a health service that caters to help
people of all age groups, who have had some form of physical dysfunction/injury. It helps to improve their ability to perform tasks
in their daily living and working environment. It also helps patients
not only to improve their basic motor functions and reasoning
ability but also to compensate for loss of function. |
| Specialised Team |
Kavita Roy, Physical Therapist, Sensory
Integration Therapist
Director - Physical Therapy &
Rehabilitation |
Ranvijay Yadav
Physical Therapist
Senior Consultant
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Preethy Alexander
Occupational Threrapist
Senior Consultant |
Jaideep Das Choudhuri
Occupational Threrapist
Sports Physiotherapist |
Dr.Puspaketu Koner, P.T
MSPT(U.K), MCSP(U.K), MHPC(U.K), BPT, MIAP
Consultant Physiotherapist (Musculoskeletal) & Manual Therapy Specialist
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Timings : 8am to 8pm (Monday to Saturday) |
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Orthotics and Prosthetics
Orthotics are provided to the patients who need external
support to align / prevent / correct deformity or improve function of movable parts of body. External support in the form
of brace, splint etc is provided to the individual. |
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Alternative Communication/Augmentative Communication and Speech Therapy
Speech therapy is service that caters to individuals who have communication disorders. It focuses on receptive language or the ability to understand words spoken to you, and expressive language or the ability to use words to express yourself. It also deals with the mechanics of producing the words, such as articulation, pitch, fluency and volume. For mechanics, this might involve exercise to strengthen the tongue and lips, such as blowing on whistles or licking up cheerios .For language, this might involve games to stimulate words retrieval, comprehension
and conversations. |
