At VPHRC Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Center, your recovery and well-being are at the core of everything we do. Our dedicated team of expert physiotherapists uses evidence-based techniques combined with cutting-edge technology to effectively relieve pain, restore mobility, and rebuild strength. Whether you are recovering from an injury, managing chronic pain, or seeking performance enhancement, we create personalized treatment plans that focus on your unique needs and deliver measurable, lasting results.
We believe that every patient deserves comprehensive care. Our approach starts with a thorough assessment, followed by customized therapy sessions designed to target your specific condition. Using the latest equipment and modern therapy methods, we provide one-on-one expert attention to guide your recovery every step of the way, empowering you with the knowledge and support necessary for success.
At VPHRC, we integrate specialized and modern therapy techniques to enhance recovery speed and overall outcomes:
Provides support, stability, and improved
muscle function.
(Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization) – Breaks down scar tissue and improves flexibility.
Decreases muscle spasms using low-frequency current.
Delivers vibration therapy for deep muscle relaxation.
Uses sound waves for deep tissue healing.
Reduces pain by stimulating nerves.
Uses sound waves for deep tissue healing.
Promotes circulation and relaxes muscles.
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Overview:
Manual therapy is a hands-on physiotherapy approach used to reduce pain, improve mobility, and restore normal movement.
At VPHRC, our experts use precise techniques to mobilize joints and soft tissues, ensuring faster recovery and long-term comfort.
Benefits:
Best For:
Back pain, frozen shoulder, neck stiffness, joint restrictions, and post-injury rehabilitation.
Overview:
Cupping is an ancient therapeutic technique that uses suction cups to stimulate blood flow and relieve muscle tension.
At VPHRC, we integrate dry cupping and moving cupping methods to enhance recovery naturally.
Benefits:
Best For:
Back, shoulder, and leg muscle stiffness, sports fatigue, and stress relief.
Overview:
Dry needling targets tight muscles and trigger points using thin, sterile needles to relieve pain and improve mobility.
At VPHRC, this technique is performed only by certified physiotherapists for precise and safe results.
Benefits:
Best For:
Chronic pain, sports injuries, and muscular imbalances.
Overview:
Kinesio taping uses elastic therapeutic tape to support muscles and joints without restricting movement.
It enhances body awareness, reduces strain, and aids healing.
Benefits:
Best For:
Athletes, post-rehab support, ligament injuries, and joint instability.
Overview:
IASTM involves using specially designed stainless-steel tools to detect and treat scar tissue and fascial adhesions.
Our physiotherapists at VPHRC apply gentle yet targeted pressure to improve tissue mobility and reduce chronic pain.
Benefits:
Best For:
Tendon injuries, muscle strains, and chronic soft tissue restrictions.
Overview:
Ultrasound Therapy uses high-frequency sound waves to treat deep muscle and joint tissues. At VPHRC, this advanced method helps reduce pain, relax muscles, and accelerate the healing process.
Benefits:
Best For:
Tendonitis, sprains, ligament injuries, and joint pain.
Overview:
Infrared Therapy uses gentle heat waves that penetrate deep into tissues, improving circulation and easing pain. At VPHRC, it’s used to warm up muscles, increase flexibility, and support healing.
Benefits:
Best For:
Chronic pain, arthritis, and muscle tightness.
Overview:
TENS therapy delivers mild electrical impulses through the skin to stimulate nerves and block pain signals. At VPHRC, it’s used for safe, drug-free pain management.
Benefits:
Best For:
Back pain, neck pain, sciatica, and nerve pain.
Overview:
Interferential Therapy (IFT) uses low-frequency electrical currents that penetrate deeper into the tissues to relieve pain and reduce swelling. It’s one of VPHRC’s most effective electrotherapy techniques.
Benefits:
Best For:
Muscle strain, joint pain, ligament injuries, and post-surgical recovery.
Overview:
The Deep Muscle Stimulator (DMS) uses vibration and percussion to reach deep layers of muscle tissue. At VPHRC, this therapy is ideal for breaking down tension and stimulating muscle recovery.
Benefits:
Best For:
Athletes, chronic muscle tightness, and post-workout recovery.
Overview:
Laser Therapy uses focused light energy to stimulate cell repair and tissue regeneration. At VPHRC, this non-invasive treatment helps reduce inflammation and speed up recovery.
Benefits:
Best For:
Tendon injuries, joint pain, and post-surgical rehabilitation.
Overview:
Stroke Rehabilitation helps regain movement, speech, strength, and independence after stroke damage using tailored therapies. It aims to restore lost skills, prevent complications, and improve quality of life.
Benefits:
Restores muscle strength and coordination
Enhances speech and cognitive function
Improves daily living skills and independence
Supports emotional and psychological well-being
Best For:
Stroke survivors experiencing muscle weakness, speech difficulties, cognitive impairments, and loss of daily function.
Overview:
Spinal Cord Injury rehabilitation is a multidisciplinary, goal-oriented program that promotes independence through physical therapy, occupational therapy, and assistive technologies. It focuses on recovery, complication prevention, and adapting to impairments.
Benefits:
Improves muscle strength and joint mobility
Enhances respiratory and cardiovascular function
Manages pain and prevents secondary complications
Supports psychosocial adjustment and quality of life
Best For:
Individuals with partial or complete spinal cord injuries affecting mobility and bodily functions.
Overview:
Parkinson’s Disease rehabilitation involves physical, occupational, and speech therapies to manage symptoms, slow disease progression, and maintain independence. It is recommended from diagnosis through all stages.
Benefits:
Improves gait, balance, and movement
Enhances daily functioning and self-care
Supports communication and swallowing abilities
Boosts mood and mental health
Best For:
People with Parkinson’s Disease needing symptom management and functional support.
Overview:
CP rehabilitation focuses on physical therapy using exercises, adaptive equipment, and therapies to improve mobility, balance, muscle strength, and reduce pain. It is tailored to the type and severity of CP.
Benefits:
Increases coordination and posture control
Enhances flexibility and muscle tone
Reduces risk of deformities and pain
Promotes independence in daily activities
Best For:
Children and adults with cerebral palsy facing motor control and mobility challenges.
Overview:
GBS rehabilitation helps patients recover from acute nerve inflammation and paralysis through multidisciplinary therapies focused on strength recovery, coordination, and emotional support.
Benefits:
Restores muscle strength and function
Enhances balance and gait
Supports neuroplasticity and nerve regeneration
Provides psychological and emotional care
Best For:
Individuals recovering from Guillain-Barré Syndrome with varying paralysis and motor deficits.
Overview:
Rehabilitation for Bell’s Palsy includes physical therapy, facial exercises, massage, and sometimes electrical stimulation to improve facial muscle function and nerve regeneration.
Benefits:
Strengthens facial muscles
Improves coordination and symmetry
Promotes nerve healing and reduces synkinesis
Supports confidence and facial expression
Best For:
People with sudden unilateral facial paralysis affecting muscle control.
Overview:
MS rehabilitation involves multidisciplinary programs and physical activity designed to improve function, reduce disability, and enhance quality of life in people with MS.
Benefits:
Improves mobility and daily functioning
Reduces spasticity and fatigue
Supports cognitive and psychological health
Enhances overall well-being
Best For:
Individuals with MS experiencing physical and cognitive impairments.
Overview:
Rehabilitation after peripheral nerve injury uses physical therapy, electrical stimulation, and exercise to promote nerve regeneration, reduce pain, and restore motor and sensory function.
Benefits:
Enhances nerve healing and muscle strength
Reduces pain, stiffness, and swelling
Improves coordination and mobility
Prevents muscle contractures and joint stiffness
Best For:
Patients recovering from nerve trauma, surgery, or compression injuries affecting limb function.
Overview:
MND/ALS rehabilitation focuses on maintaining function, managing symptoms, and improving quality of life through physical therapy, assistive devices, and supportive care.
Benefits:
Preserves muscle strength and respiratory function
Manages spasticity and pain
Supports communication and swallowing
Enhances independence and comfort
Best For:
Individuals with progressive motor neuron degeneration causing muscle weakness and paralysis.
