The Advanced Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Department at Kiran Multi Super Speciality Hospital is dedicated to restoring movement, improving physical function, managing pain and enhancing quality of life for individuals affected by injuries, illnesses, surgeries or physical disabilities.

Our department provides comprehensive rehabilitation services for patients with musculoskeletal, neurological, cardiopulmonary, paediatric, oncological and other rehabilitation needs. Our multidisciplinary approach focuses on helping patients regain strength, mobility, balance and functional independence through evidence-based physiotherapy and individualised treatment plans.

Our services extend across both inpatient (IPD) and outpatient (OPD) care, including early mobilisation and rehabilitation for patients in intensive care units, medical and surgical wards, paediatric units and transplant care.

Our team of trained physiotherapists works in coordination with consultants and other healthcare professionals to assess individual needs, establish achievable recovery goals and monitor progress throughout the rehabilitation journey.

Our goal is to help every patient achieve their maximum functional potential and return to daily activities with greater confidence and independence.

Scope of Services

1. Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation

Comprehensive physiotherapy for patients experiencing joint pain, muscle injuries, spine-related conditions and movement restrictions.

Services include:

• Back and neck pain management.
• Arthritis and joint stiffness management.
• Rehabilitation for ligament, tendon and muscle injuries.
• Post-fracture rehabilitation.
• Sports injury rehabilitation.
• Postural correction and functional movement training.

2. Neurological & Vestibular Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation designed to improve movement, balance, coordination and functional abilities in patients with neurological and balance-related conditions.

Services include:

• Stroke rehabilitation.
• Rehabilitation following traumatic brain injury and spinal cord injury.
• Parkinsonism and other neurological conditions.
• Balance and coordination training.
• Vestibular rehabilitation for selected balance disorders.
• Muscle strengthening and functional mobility training.

3. Paediatric Rehabilitation

Individualised rehabilitation services to support children's movement, development, coordination and functional abilities.

Services include:

• Cerebral palsy and developmental delay.
• Delayed developmental milestones.
• Down syndrome and other developmental conditions.
• Congenital musculoskeletal deformities.
• Obstetric brachial plexus injury.
• Sensory integration and developmental support, where indicated.

4. Cardiac Rehabilitation

Structured rehabilitation to support recovery and improve exercise tolerance in patients with cardiovascular conditions.

Services include:

• Rehabilitation following cardiac surgery.
• Recovery following selected cardiac procedures.
• Supervised exercise and mobility training.
• Functional conditioning following prolonged hospitalisation.
• Individualised exercise guidance based on clinical assessment.

5. Pulmonary Rehabilitation

Physiotherapy services designed to improve breathing efficiency, exercise tolerance and functional capacity in patients with respiratory conditions.

Services include:

• Rehabilitation for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
• Support for patients with asthma, where clinically indicated.
• Breathing exercises and airway clearance techniques.
• Chest physiotherapy when indicated.
• Mobilisation and conditioning following prolonged illness

6. Gynaecological Rehabilitation & Women's Health

Specialised physiotherapy services addressing women's health and functional rehabilitation needs.

Services include:

• Antenatal and postnatal physiotherapy.
• Pelvic floor rehabilitation.
• Management of urinary incontinence.
• Exercise and mobility guidance during pregnancy and after childbirth.
• Individualised exercise programmes for menopausal health and general wellness.

7. Cancer Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation programmes designed to address physical limitations and functional challenges associated with cancer and its treatment.

Services include:

• Management of cancer-related fatigue and weakness.
• Rehabilitation following cancer surgery.
• Mobility and strength training.
• Support for selected patients experiencing lymphoedema.
• Functional rehabilitation during and after cancer treatment.

8. Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

Structured physiotherapy to support recovery following surgical procedures and help patients regain mobility and functional independence.

Services include:

• Knee and hip replacement rehabilitation.
• Rehabilitation following spinal surgery.
• Recovery following amputation.
• Joint mobility and muscle strengthening.
• Gait training and functional movement exercises.

9. Critical Care & Post-Transplant Rehabilitation

Early rehabilitation services for eligible patients recovering from critical illness, major surgery and organ transplantation.

Services include:

• Early mobilisation in the ICU and hospital wards.
• Bedside physiotherapy for selected patients.
• Respiratory physiotherapy as clinically indicated.
• Prevention and management of hospital-associated weakness.
• Progressive mobility and functional recovery following transplantation.

10. Weight Management & Physical Wellness

Individualised exercise-based programmes designed to support physical fitness, mobility and healthy lifestyle practices.

Services include:

• Supervised exercise programmes.
• Aerobic conditioning.
• Flexibility and stretching exercises.
• Functional fitness training.
• Lifestyle and physical activity guidance.

Advanced Physiotherapy Equipment & Modalities

The department uses a range of physiotherapy equipment and therapeutic modalities selected according to individual patient requirements.

• 3D Spinal Traction: For selected patients requiring traction-based spinal rehabilitation.
• Four-Chamber Compression Therapy Unit: For selected indications involving limb compression and swelling management.
• High-Power Laser Therapy: A therapeutic modality used in selected musculoskeletal conditions.
• Combination Therapy: Combined electrotherapy modalities as clinically indicated.
• Radial Shockwave Therapy: Used for selected musculoskeletal and soft-tissue conditions.
• Electrotherapy & Ultrasound Therapy: To support pain management and rehabilitation where appropriate.
• Infrared Therapy: Used as an adjunctive therapeutic modality.

Specialised Physiotherapy Techniques

Depending on the patient's condition and assessment, treatment may incorporate:

• Mulligan Manual Therapy Techniques.
• McKenzie Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy.
• Kinesiology Taping.
• Dry needling, where indicated and performed by appropriately trained professionals.
• Neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT).
• Sensory Integration Therapy for appropriate indications.
• Pilates-based therapeutic exercises.
• Yoga, stretching and relaxation techniques.
• Aerobic exercise and structured physical conditioning.

Our Approach to Rehabilitation

Individualised  Care. Measurable Progress. Functional Recovery.

Every patient undergoes an appropriate assessment to identify physical limitations, rehabilitation needs and functional goals. Based on this assessment, our physiotherapy team develops an individualised treatment plan and monitors progress throughout the rehabilitation process.

We collaborate with specialists across medical, surgical, neurological, cardiac, paediatric and critical care services to ensure coordinated rehabilitation.

Our commitment is to help patients move better, recover function and improve their quality of life through comprehensive physiotherapy and rehabilitation services.