Do I need a doctor's referral?
No. You can book a physiotherapy assessment directly. If you already have an X-ray, MRI report or a surgeon's note, bring it — it saves time and sharpens the plan. If something turns up during assessment that needs a doctor rather than a physiotherapist, you'll be told plainly.
What does a session cost?
₹500 per session — one-to-one time with the physiotherapist covering assessment, hands-on treatment and supervised exercise, not a machine left running while someone else is seen.
How many sessions will I need?
It depends on the injury and how long it's been there. An acute ankle sprain may settle in a handful of sessions; a post-operative knee or a long-standing back problem is a programme measured in weeks. You'll get an honest estimate after the first assessment, revised as you progress rather than quietly extended.
What should I wear or bring?
Loose clothing you can move in, and shorts if the problem is in the knee, hip or ankle. Bring any scans, reports or surgical notes you have, plus a list of the medication you're taking.
Do you treat sports injuries specifically?
Yes — that's the focus. Return-to-play work is built around your sport and your season, with objective testing before you're cleared rather than a guess at the calendar.
Are home visits possible?
Ask. Home visits can sometimes be arranged for patients who can't travel — post-operative cases in the early weeks, for instance. Message on WhatsApp with the situation and you'll get a straight answer.
Is the clinic open on Sunday?
Yes, 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Monday to Saturday it's 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Sunday morning slots fill faster, so message ahead.
