About Us
Why Choose Us
With years of experience, we understand how to work with our patients to ensure they receive the best care possible. Our professional and personalized approach means we are fully committed to the health and wellbeing of all our patients. Read below to find out about the services we provide. With a Physiotherapy team like ours, you can be sure of getting back to doing things that matter the most!
ELDERLY CARE AND REHABILITATION
We provide Early Care and Rehabilitation Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy assessment is the core part of older person assessment. Specialist elderly care Physiotherapists have the knowledge to understand the difference between normal ageing and pathological conditions affecting capabilities. Dementia, falls, fractures and neurological conditions are the major cause of reduced mobility, muscle strength, function, confidence and abilities in elderly. Timely assessment by an Elderly Care Physiotherapist can help in developing a rehabilitation plan with specific goals aimed towards improving the muscle- strength, movement and functional abilities of the older individuals. Elderly care Physiotherapy and rehabilitation
We have a team of expert Physiotherapists and occupational therapists with experience in progression, prevention of deterioration and maintenance therapy. The team is dementia trained to support patients with cognitive difficulties. Physio at home for elderly individuals is highly effective in improving the mobility, balance, and function. It is a well-documented fact that a person rehabilitates best in their home environment.
The Physiotherapist will do detailed assessment of strength, flexibility, balance, co-ordination, mobility, equipment, and aids used. Following assessment, personalised rehabilitation plan will be developed which will be monitored, reviewed, and modified as needed. We provide ‘hands on Physiotherapy’ and not just a piece of paper with instructions.
What will an elderly care Physiotherapist do for me?
- Detailed assessment of your movement, strength and co-ordination
- Soft tissue mobilisation and massage for muscle tightness and pain
- Falls risk assessment and prevention strategies
- Flexibility exercises to reduce stiffness in the joints
- Balance and stability training to reduce falls and fractures
- Walking aid assessment and prescription
- Mobility assessment and progression from hoists to walking aids
- Restoring confidence level to encourage independence
- Assessment of house and equipment advice for safety
- Training of carers and families about safe use of equipment
- Exercises to build stamina and techniques to conserve energy
- Maintenance Physiotherapy to prevent deterioration
- Bespoke rehabilitation plans with person-centred goals
We offer comprehensive falls assessment and prevention programme aimed at reducing the risk of falls and providing rehabilitation to the elderly. This involves addressing both internal and external factors leading to falls and plan to maximise the recovery.
Who will benefit from Elderly care Physiotherapy input?
Hospital discharge after short or long stay
Decline in mobility and function
Recurrent falls or reduced mobility due to fear of falling
Acute pain affecting mobility
Recent surgery: elective or post-injury
Low in stamina and fatigue easily
Poor balance and stability
Diagnosed with conditions like Parkinsons disease, stroke, arthirits etc
Muscle wasting due to prolonged sitting
We cover INDORE, Please visit our website to book
assessment with our specialist physiotherapists or call us on 6265121586 today!
Neurologiocal Rehabilitation
Neurological conditions affect the mobility, function, and quality of life. The nervous system consists of brain, spinal cord and an array of nerves which control and regulate the body. Any impairment in the working of the nervous system may result in long-term problems which can be traumatic for the person and families.
Getting a neurological condition in any age can affect various aspects of a person’s life and pose new challenges. Neurorehabilitation needs a skilled neuro-Physiotherapist to enable patient to reach the optimum level of function and mobility.
What is neurological rehabilitation?
Neurological rehabilitation is a multi-disciplinary treatment provided to restore function in persons having conditions caused due to impairment or injury of brain, spinal cord and peripheral nerves. Our multidisciplinary team consists of Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, Speech and Language therapists and rehabilitation assistants.
What is the role of Physiotherapists in neuro-rehabilitation?
Neuro-Physiotherapists specialise in the assessment and treatment of neurological conditions, which may affect a person’s mobility, transfers, swallowing, speech, memory, mood problems and sensations. A neuro-physiotherapist is trained to do detailed neurological examination and develop goal-orientated rehabilitation plan central to a person’s needs. The goal of Physiotherapy input is aimed at promoting neuroplasticity which means development of new pathways in brain by repetitive task-orientated approaches to learn new skills. The therapeutic input helps in improving mobility, muscle strength, range of motion, balance, and co-ordination. The idea is to transfer the skills enabling independence in activities of daily living and ultimately improving the quality of life.
How does it work?
As the name suggests, we are home Physio company. You don’t have to come to us, we come to you in the comfort of your own home. In the first home visit, detailed assessment will be completed by our specialist neuro-physiotherapist to identify the deficits and form a rehabilitation plan with long and short-term goals in collaboration with the person affected, carers and families. Based on the assessment, the neuro-physio will make recommendations about the level of treatment required. We also liaise with our multi-disciplinary team of occupational therapists, speech and language therapist and rehabilitation assistants. Externally, we may need to liaise with your GP, neurologist, care provider or care home to provide a holistic service.
How soon should neuro-rehabilitation start?
Neuro-rehabilitation should start as soon as possible to prevent further deterioration. There is risk of developing contractures, stiffness, spasticity and difficulty with balance and mobility. NICE guidelines state that early Physiotherapy helps in relearning vital abilities and long-term rehabilitation prevents risk of further strokes.
Neurological conditions that we treat:
A neuro-physiotherapist plays a crucial role in treating various neurological diseases. Home visit specialist physiotherapists that are experienced at assessing and treating individuals with complex neurological disorders such as-
- Stroke
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Motor Neurone Disease
- Cerebral Palsy
- Guillain Barre Syndrome
- Parkinson’s Disease
- Huntington’s Disease
- Myopathy
- Muscular Dystrophy
- Traumatic Brain Injury
- Spinal Cord Injury
- Peripheral Nerve Injury
- Transverse Myelitis
- Dyspraxia
What will your Physiotherapist do for you?
- Provide intensive input
- Walking aid prescription
- Exercise prescription
- Positioning for bed-bound patients
- Stretching programme
- Soft tissue mobilisation
- Gait training and progression
- Carer training on use of hoists
- Liaison with healthcare providers
- Use of splints, braces, and orthoses
- Fatigue management
- Building stamina and exercise tolerance
- Family and patient support
- Liaise with our OT’s, SALT and Rehab assistants
Neuro Physiotherapist
To find out more about our services or how we can help you,
email :-nehadamor8@gmail.com or call 6265121586
Post-Operative therapy
What is Post Operative Physiotherapy?
The period after any surgery can be most distressing for an individual. We understand this
and work with the patients to the risk of complications, improve mobility, function, muscle strength, balance, stability, flexibility, and stamina. Home Physiotherapy is crucial part of
post-operative recovery after all types of surgeries including, orthopaedics, neurological, thoracic, and abdominal surgery.
Types of surgeries needing Physiotherapy
- Orthopaedics: knee, hip and shoulder joint replacements, surgical fixation of fractures including external fixators
- Neurological: Surgeries to the nervous system including brain, spinal cord, andnerves eg: spinal decompression, removal of adenoma, tumours etc
- Thoracic: Surgical procedure involving heart and lungs eg: CABG, valvectomy
- Abdominal: Surgeries involving abdomen which can include stomach, spleen,intestines etc. It may be done laparoscopically or by open laparotomy.
What post-operative complications can be assisted by Physiotherapists?
- Pain and swelling
- Decreased muscle strength
- Reduced mobility
- Breathlessness
- Reduced stamina and exercise tolerance
- Loss of sensation
- Postural problems
- Co-ordination issues
How can ‘ukhomephysio’ help me pre-post operation?
Our team specialisation includes pre- and post-operative surgeries like joint replacements, spinal surgeries, multiple fractures, and surgeries after road traffic accidents. We have team of expert Home Physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and rehabilitation assistants to get you back on the track by providing flexibility and strengthening exercises, balance retraining, mobility practice and progression, improving joint range of motion, techniques for reducing pain and speeding up the recovery.
- Following a detailed assessment, the Physiotherapist will develop a personalised rehabilitation plan aiming towards full recovery
- Physiotherapist will use a range of techniques which may include massage and soft tissue mobs to soften the scar tissue, prevent adhesions and improve circulation
Personalised exercise plan to improve strength and range of motion
- Mobility training and progression from using aids to unaided
- Functional training to make you independent in everyday activities
- Outdoor mobility assessment
- Stair assessment and practice
When should Home Physiotherapy start after surgery?
Pre-operative Physiotherapy prepares and conditions the musculature which significantly
improves the outcomes post-surgery. After the surgical procedure, Physiotherapy should
start as soon as possible to prevent complications and achieve best clinical outcome.
Physiotherapists can visit you in your own home, care home or place of your choice to
provide quality therapy at affordable price. We can offer daytime, evening, or weekend
appointments. We provide ‘hands on therapy ‘to maximise recovery! We cover Indore,
Please visit our website to book assessment with our specialist
physiotherapists or call us on 6265121586 today!