Jayanagar, Bengaluru
Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation in Jayanagar, Bangalore
Rehabilitation at this clinic is prescribed and supervised by the orthopaedic surgeon. Treatment plans are based on clinical diagnosis, not generic exercise routines.
The physiotherapist works in coordination with the treating surgeon. Exercise prescription follows assessment-based criteria. Progression is determined by clinical response, not fixed session packages. Treatment includes in-clinic care with guided home rehabilitation where appropriate.
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​Structured rehab targets pain reduction and function restoration. Progression follows clinical milestones.
Physiotherapy is part of the treatment continuum — not a separate service.
Who This Rehabilitation is For
Physiotherapy is recommended when structured rehabilitation would address a specific clinical problem.
Early knee osteoarthritis with preserved function
Post-injury stiffness or weakness affecting daily activities
Post-operative rehabilitation following joint surgery
Return-to-activity planning after injury or treatment
This service is not for:
Fitness training or gym-based exercise
Wellness or preventive conditioning
Cases where diagnosis is unclear
Rehabilitation requires a diagnosis first.
How Rehabilitation is Structured
Physiotherapy at this clinic follows medical direction. The orthopaedic surgeon determines what rehabilitation is needed, and the physiotherapist executes within that framework.
Physiotherapy focuses on:
Pain reduction and joint protection
Strength and neuromuscular control
Movement correction and safe loading
Gradual return to daily activity
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Physiotherapy plans are created after orthopaedic evaluation, not before
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The treating surgeon reviews and adjusts plans based on clinical progress
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Red flags during rehabilitation trigger re-evaluation by the surgeon
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Treatment goals are set by medical assessment, not session packages
Progression is based on clinical response — not fixed session counts.
How this differs from standalone physiotherapy
In many settings, physiotherapy is provided independently or based on referral notes without ongoing medical oversight. At this clinic:
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The surgeon and physiotherapist work in the same facility
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Treatment plans are adjusted based on direct clinical feedback
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Over-treatment and unnecessary sessions are actively avoided
Physiotherapy Assessment (First Visit)
Your first session establishes a clear picture of where you are and creates a structured path forward.
What happens in your first visit:
Movement and posture assessment to understand current function
Dynamic Movement Analysis (Squat & Load Assessment) to evaluate load tolerance
Personalised rehabilitation plan based on findings
Goal setting aligned with your lifestyle and activity needs
Clear progression framework with milestones
Indoor Rehabilitation
Indoor rehabilitation uses hospital-grade physiotherapy systems to ensure safety, control, and consistency during recovery.
Technology is used to support movement, not replace clinical judgement.
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Electrotherapy
Pain modulation and muscle activation
Interferential & Ultrasound
Tissue recovery support
Laser Therapy
Inflammation management
Shockwave Therapy
When clinically indicated
Neuromuscular Stimulation
Muscle re-education
Spinal Traction
Decompression support when appropriate
Modalities are never used as standalone treatment and are always integrated into active rehabilitation.
Modalities are selected based on clinical need, not routine use.
Outdoor Functional Rehabilitation
Certain stages of recovery require space, movement, and real-world loading.
Kneev includes a dedicated outdoor physiotherapy area designed for:
Gait training and walking drills
Balance and coordination work
Functional strengthening
Confidence building before return to daily activities
Why outdoor rehabilitation matters
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Improves natural movement patterns
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Reduces fear of movement
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Simulates daily activity demands
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Prepares patients for real-life function
Recovery should prepare you for life — not just exercises.
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Conditions Commonly Requiring Rehabilitation
Physiotherapy is not universally required. The following conditions often benefit from structured rehabilitation when clinical assessment indicates.
Early knee osteoarthritis
Quantified data on your body mechanics
Post-injury stiffness
Restoring range and control after ligament or muscle injury
Post-surgical rehabilitation
Structured recovery following joint replacement or arthroscopy
Sports injury recovery
Return-to-activity rehabilitation with progressive loading
Spine-related rehabilitation
Core stability and postural training for back-related symptoms
Rehabilitation approach by condition
The specific rehabilitation approach depends on clinical assessment. Examples:
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Early OA: Focus on quadriceps strengthening and load modification rather than passive treatments
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Post-ACL reconstruction: Phased progression with criteria-based advancement
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Post-joint replacement: Early mobilisation followed by functional training
How Progress is Assessed
Rehabilitation effectiveness is measured by clinical outcomes, not session completion.
Functional improvement
Ability to perform daily activities
Pain response
Pain levels during and after activity
Movement quality
Range, control, and compensatory patterns
How decisions to continue or stop rehabilitation are made
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Progress is reviewed at defined intervals, not arbitrary session counts
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If improvement plateaus, the surgeon reassesses before continuing
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Rehabilitation is paused or stopped when goals are met or when it is no longer beneficial
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Patients are transitioned to independent exercise when appropriate
Prolonged rehabilitation without measurable improvement is not continued.
Rehabilitation & Surgery
Physiotherapy plays a role:
Before surgery
To optimise strength and outcomes
After surgery
To restore function safely
When surgery is avoided
To preserve joint health
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Rehabilitation is part of the treatment continuum, not a separate service.