PHYSIOMOTIVEWho home visits help
- People recovering from surgery such as knee or hip replacement, or spine surgery, once the surgeon allows rehabilitation
- Older adults with weakness, balance problems or fear of falling
- People with limited mobility who find it hard to travel or climb stairs
- Recovery after a stroke or other neurological problems, with family involved
- Anyone with back, neck, knee or shoulder pain who cannot visit the clinic for the time being
What happens during a visit
The physiotherapist assesses you at home, talks through your history and any reports or discharge papers, and builds a plan around your home and daily routine. Treatment includes hands-on techniques and exercise, using simple equipment that can be carried. Family members or carers are shown how to help safely between visits.
What is easier at the clinic
Some treatments depend on equipment that stays at the clinic. If your recovery would benefit from them, we will tell you honestly and can combine home visits with clinic sessions when you are ready to travel.
How to book a home visit
Message the clinic on WhatsApp with your name, your area in Pune, the problem or surgery, and a preferred time. We confirm availability, the visit schedule and fees before the first visit.
Areas we cover
Home visits are offered in Kharadi and nearby localities. Send your locality on WhatsApp and we will confirm whether we can reach you.
When to see a doctor first
Physiotherapy is not right for every problem. Get medical attention promptly if you have any of these:
- Chest pain, breathlessness, sudden weakness on one side, or confusion. Call 112 or go to the nearest hospital
- A fall with severe pain, a deformity, or inability to move a limb
- Calf pain, swelling or warmth, especially after surgery
- Fever, redness or discharge around a surgical wound
- Sudden severe headache or change in speech or vision
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a doctor's referral?
A referral is not needed for an assessment. After surgery, please share your surgeon's instructions and discharge summary so the rehabilitation follows them.
What should I keep ready at home?
A clear space to move, a firm chair or bed, and any reports, scans or discharge papers. Wear comfortable clothes.
How many visits will I need?
This depends on your condition and goals. A plan is set after the first assessment and reviewed as you progress.
Can family members take part?
Yes. We encourage it. Family or carers are shown how to assist with exercises and how to keep the home safe.