Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation

Treatment does not end when you leave the operating theatre or the ICU. Getting back on your feet after a stroke, a fracture, or a heart attack takes skilled, patient rehabilitation—and it should not require a long journey for every session. Aravinda Hospitals & Advanced Medical Services is building a physiotherapy and rehabilitation centre near Mahabubnagar on the NH44 corridor.

Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation is one of the diagnostic and support services planned for our 300-bed multispecialty hospital, supporting orthopaedics, neurology, cardiology, pulmonology, and critical care with care that continues from the ward to home.

Rehabilitation on the NH44 corridor

Physiotherapists help restore movement, strength, and independence through exercise, manual therapy, and education. Our team is planned to work at the bedside, in the ICU, and in the outpatient rehabilitation centre, so that every patient's recovery is part of their treatment plan from the start.

Conditions we treat

• Recovery after joint replacement and fracture surgery
• Stroke, head injury, and spinal cord injury
• Back and neck pain, sciatica
• Sports injuries and ligament tears
• Arthritis and joint stiffness
• Parkinson's disease and balance problems
• Breathing difficulty in COPD and after chest surgery
• Deconditioning after prolonged ICU stay or illness

Procedures & services

• Orthopaedic and post-operative physiotherapy
• Neuro-rehabilitation, including gait and balance training
• Cardiac rehabilitation, with cardiology
• Pulmonary rehabilitation and chest physiotherapy
• ICU physiotherapy and early mobilisation
• Pain management with exercise and manual therapy
• Ergonomic and workplace injury advice
• Home exercise programmes and family training

These lists are educational. Your physiotherapist will design a programme based on your condition and your doctor's advice.

Technology & facilities for rehabilitation

Aravinda Hospitals is being equipped with intensive care units and a medical gas pipeline system that allow early physiotherapy for ventilated and critically ill patients, alongside a dedicated outpatient rehabilitation area. Imaging—digital X-ray, MRI, and CT scan—supports assessment before and during rehabilitation.

Because rehabilitation sits within the same hospital as surgery, neurology, and cardiology, your physiotherapist can review your digital medical records and coordinate with your treating consultant, keeping care under one roof.

Our consultants

Consultants are being appointed — details will be published as the team joins. Our physiotherapy and rehabilitation staff will work with orthopaedic, neurology, cardiology, and critical care teams. Visit our doctors for updates.

Emergency care

Rehabilitation is not an emergency service, but a sudden fall, new weakness, or chest pain during exercise needs urgent care. Call +91 84542 90000. See emergency guidance.

Recovery, closer to home

Aravinda Hospitals is bringing patient-centred physiotherapy and rehabilitation to the NH44 corridor near Mahabubnagar. Call +91 84542 91000 or register your interest to hear when our rehabilitation centre opens.