Physiotherapy
Physiotherapists assess, plan and participate in rehabilitative programs and aim to help patients improve or restore movement ability, relieve pain, as well as improve quality of life. Physiotherapists are responsible for diagnosing patients' dysfunctional movements by conducting physical examination, discussing the proposed treatment with patients, identifying possible risks, expected benefits, and any reasonable alternatives. Physiotherapists evaluate patients' progress and modify the treatment plan when necessary.
Who is physiotherapy good for?
Physiotherapy can be sought by all people of all ages and occupations, including manual laborers, housewives, athletes suffering from sports injuries and patients with various clinical injuries and diseases (For example: conditions related to orthopedics, internal medicine, cardiopulmonary medicine, surgery, geriatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, and more).
