Osteoarthritis, a common age-related condition, causes joint pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility. Geriatric physiotherapy focuses on improving joint movement, strengthening muscles, and relieving pain, enabling seniors to stay active and reduce the impact of arthritis.

Parkinson’s disease can lead to muscle rigidity, tremors, and difficulty with movement and balance. Our physiotherapy programs help manage symptoms through specialized exercises that improve coordination, strength, and gait, allowing seniors to maintain independence longer.

Stroke can cause impairments in mobility, balance, and speech. Geriatric physiotherapy helps restore lost function through targeted exercises and therapies, supporting a smoother recovery journey and enhancing overall motor skills.

After surgeries like hip replacements, knee replacements, or joint repairs, physiotherapy plays a vital role in recovery. We design individualized rehabilitation plans to help seniors regain strength, mobility, and functionality after surgery.

Geriatric physiotherapy focuses on improving balance, coordination, and strength to reduce the risk of falls, which are common in older adults. Our programs also address home safety assessments to minimize fall hazards.