• Musculoskeletal Conditions: 

Those that do not require surgery-

• Sprains
•  Strains
•  Tendinitis
•  Frozen shoulder
•  Arthritis
•  Spondylitis
•  Joint pain
•  Back pain
•  Neck pain
•  Slipped spinal discs, etc can be managed by physiotherapy, potentially avoiding the need for surgery.

Those that do require surgery- Many orthopedic surgeries require physiotherapy afterwards, to ensure optimal return to function.

•  Joint replacement surgeries
•  fracture fixations
•  spinal fusions

All need rehabilitation under the eye of a qualified professional in order to get the best results of the surgery.

• Neurological Conditions:

Conditions that affect the brain, spinal cord and nerves affect the ability to sit up, stand, walk, and do many daily activities. Although the severity of the limitations differs from patient to patient, neurological physical therapists use a wide variety of techniques and methods to reeducate and retrain function that has been lost.

For example- 

• Stroke
•  Spinal cord injury
•  Multiple Sclerosis
•  Motor Neuron Disease
•  muscular dystrophies
•  nerve injuries
•  Deficits seen post-surgery for brain or spinal cord tumors or injuries.

• Geriatric Conditions: 

Above the age of 60, many individuals begin complaining of pain and difficulty doing activities they could do easily before. The normal aging process results in weaker muscles, slower reflexes, more brittle bones and stiffer joints. 

Physiotherapy can help with maintaining these properties, as well as provide relief from arthritis, spondylitis and other common complaints of old age. 

Healyos also focuses on preventive care, ensuring that fractures are stopped before they happen. We use our Senior Care Assessment to identify and correct issues with balance and walking to prevent falls and the complications that they bring.

• Pediatric Conditions: From conditions that exist from birth to injuries, pediatric physiotherapists deal with-

•  Cerebral palsy

•  Nerve injuries

•  Fractures

• Muscular dystrophies

•  Congenital anomalies

•  Conditions affecting a child’s normal growth and development.

• Sports Injuries: We offer the latest in conservative management as well as post-operative rehabilitation for ligament injuries, strains, muscle tears and more. Each patient is given a customised treatment plan to make sure they return to their highly demanding training schedule and sport as soon as possible. 

• Women’s Health: Pregnancy-related pain and discomfort, pelvic organ prolapse, urinary or fecal incontinence, and painful sexual intercourse are all conditions that can be managed by physiotherapy. 

• Pain Management: Physiotherapists use a wide range of modalities, treatment techniques and methods to provide relief from chronic pain resulting from fibromyalgia, rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, cancer, surgery, nerve injuries, fractures, etc.