Fractures (post-cast and post-immobilisation rehabilitation), ligament and tendon injuries (ACL, PCL, MCL, LCL, meniscus, rotator cuff, Achilles tendon, tennis elbow, golfer's elbow), muscle strains and sprains, frozen shoulder, osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis, neck pain, back pain, cervical and lumbar spondylosis, sciatica and selected disc-related conditions, joint replacement rehabilitation (knee, hip and shoulder), sports injuries, post-operative orthopedic rehabilitation, balance and gait disorders, postural dysfunction and repetitive strain injuries, and plantar fasciitis and other foot and ankle disorders.

Yes. Prehabilitation before surgery optimises strength, mobility and recovery readiness, alongside comprehensive post-operative rehabilitation following evidence-based protocols and the operating surgeon's recommendations.

Sports injuries are comprehensively managed under our dedicated Sports Rehabilitation Programme, with individualised protocols designed for a safe and timely return to sport and daily activities.

Yes. Digital X-ray and ultrasound are available on-site at Anand Abhigyan Hospital, enabling quicker diagnosis and treatment planning. CT scan and MRI are coordinated through trusted diagnostic partners when clinically indicated. An Orthopaedic Surgeon, Physician and other specialists are available whenever required.

Treatment may include manual therapy, personalised exercise therapy, shockwave therapy, high-power laser therapy, rPMS therapy, DTS spinal decompression, the Nautical Shoulder Rehabilitation Wheel for progressive shoulder mobility, electrotherapy (TENS, IFT, NMES, therapeutic ultrasound), wax bath therapy for joint stiffness and hand rehabilitation, dry needling, kinesiology taping, and cupping therapy — individualised per patient. Advanced equipment complements expert clinical assessment and manual therapy, rather than replacing it.

Frozen shoulder typically needs 15 to 25 sessions, ligament and tendon injuries 15 to 30 sessions, post-fracture rehabilitation 10 to 25 sessions, and joint replacement rehabilitation 15 to 30 sessions. Arthritis and chronic spine conditions are managed with individualised programmes and periodic review. Exact duration depends on diagnosis, severity and individual goals.

Yes. Patients of all age groups are treated, from young athletes recovering from sports injuries to elderly patients with arthritis, fractures or joint replacements. Every programme is individualised according to age, diagnosis, lifestyle and functional goals.

Yes. With the patient's informed consent, our physiotherapists coordinate directly with both in-house and outside orthopaedic surgeons to ensure rehabilitation follows the recommended surgical protocol. Patients may also choose to carry their own reports if preferred.

No referral is required and you can book directly. We also coordinate with, and accept referrals from, orthopaedic surgeons, physicians and other specialists both within Anand Abhigyan Healthcare and from outside hospitals.

Impulse Physiotherapy is open 8:30 AM to 8:00 PM, all days of the week.

Rehabilitation often starts during the immobilisation phase itself, depending on the fracture and the Orthopaedic Surgeon's advice — focused on pain relief, swelling reduction, maintaining movement of nearby joints, muscle activation and safe mobility. After cast removal, rehabilitation progresses to restoring joint mobility, strength, balance and functional independence.

Impulse Physiotherapy does not provide inpatient or hospital bedside rehabilitation. Rehabilitation typically begins around 24 hours after discharge, starting as home-based sessions, and transitions to sessions at our centre once you're stable enough to travel — restoring mobility, strength and confidence as early as possible.

Yes. Patients are referred back to the treating surgeon immediately for fever or signs of wound infection, excessive swelling, redness or discharge, sudden severe pain or deformity, suspected deep vein thrombosis, loss of sensation or muscle weakness, or implant instability or unexpected deterioration. Our physiotherapists work closely with Orthopaedic Surgeons and Physicians to ensure timely medical review whenever required.

The rehabilitation principles are similar but individualised. Osteoarthritis emphasises strengthening, mobility, posture correction, weight management and pain relief. Rheumatoid arthritis is managed differently by phase — during flare-ups, treatment focuses on pain relief and joint protection; during remission, on strength, endurance, mobility and function.

No. Care includes pain management, joint protection techniques, weight management advice, personalised home exercise programmes, ergonomic and lifestyle modifications, and long-term strategies to improve function and slow disability progression.

Arthritis can affect adults of all ages. We regularly manage early-onset arthritis in people in their 30s and 40s, autoimmune arthritis, sports-related joint degeneration, and age-related osteoarthritis in senior citizens.

Treatment is usually phase-based: pain relief and inflammation control first, then gradual restoration of shoulder mobility, followed by strengthening and functional rehabilitation. The programme is tailored to the stage of frozen shoulder and the patient's recovery.

It is commonly used for hand arthritis and stiffness, but is also beneficial for wrists, feet, chronic joint stiffness, tendon disorders and selected post-fracture rehabilitation cases.

Yes. We prescribe braces, splints, orthotic supports, cervical collars, lumbar belts, knee braces, ankle supports, walkers and other rehabilitation aids based on the patient's condition. Most commonly required supports are available through our in-house pharmacy so treatment can begin without delay; a customised orthosis is arranged through our trusted partners.

Yes, including corporate ergonomic assessments, workplace posture and musculoskeletal screening, orthopedic and arthritis awareness camps, sports injury screening, school and sports academy screening programmes, and community health camps. We welcome collaborations with corporates, schools, colleges, sports academies, apartment communities and resident welfare associations for customised preventive musculoskeletal programmes.

Treatment is individualised after assessment and may include manual therapy, nerve gliding (neural flossing) techniques, DTS spinal decompression therapy in selected cases, electrotherapy such as IFT, TENS, laser or rPMS where indicated, core strengthening and spinal stabilisation exercises, posture correction and ergonomic advice, and a home exercise programme to prevent recurrence. Our Physician and Orthopaedic Surgeon work alongside the physiotherapy team where required.

Immediate medical or surgical evaluation is advised for red flag symptoms — loss of bladder or bowel control, saddle numbness, progressive leg weakness or foot drop, severe trauma, suspected fracture, infection or tumour, or severe pain not responding to initial conservative care. Patient safety comes first, and appropriate referrals are made without delay.

This varies with severity and duration: mild cases typically need 7 to 10 sessions, moderate cases 10 to 15 sessions, and chronic or disc-related conditions 15 to 20 or more sessions, followed by a structured maintenance programme if required.

We commonly manage repetitive strain injuries in IT and desk professionals, teachers, healthcare professionals, factory and assembly-line workers, drivers, musicians, athletes and fitness enthusiasts, and students with prolonged gadget use.

No. Treatment combines ergonomic assessment and workplace modification with manual therapy, dry needling where appropriate, myofascial release, stretching and strengthening exercises, postural retraining, kinesiology taping when indicated, and a home exercise programme to reduce recurrence.

Yes. Individualised rehabilitation plans are available, and we can partner with corporate offices, IT companies, schools and colleges, sports academies and industrial organisations to offer ergonomic assessments, posture screening, injury prevention workshops and customised rehabilitation programmes for employees and athletes.

Both usually respond well to conservative physiotherapy. Tennis elbow is often caused by repetitive gripping or wrist extension — from sport or occupations such as computer work, carpentry or mechanics — while golfer's elbow affects the inner elbow from repetitive wrist flexion. Treatment may include activity modification, manual therapy, progressive strengthening, taping or bracing, and electrotherapy where indicated. Shockwave therapy is not required routinely; it is recommended mainly for chronic or stubborn cases that don't improve with structured rehabilitation.

Treatment is individualised and may include manual therapy, stretching and strengthening exercises, footwear advice, orthotics or insoles when clinically indicated — for example with flat feet, high arches or abnormal biomechanics — and shockwave therapy for persistent cases. Not every patient requires orthotics; the decision is based on clinical assessment.

A heel spur is often an incidental X-ray finding and does not always cause pain. Treatment focuses on the underlying cause — most commonly plantar fasciitis — rather than the spur itself, and may include manual therapy, stretching and strengthening, footwear modification, orthotics when indicated, shockwave therapy for chronic cases, and a structured home exercise programme. Surgery is rarely required and is considered only if symptoms persist despite comprehensive conservative treatment over several months.

Where appropriate, one comprehensive rehabilitation programme is designed to address related problems together — for example knee and back, both knees, or neck and shoulder — rather than treating each in isolation. The primary pain generator is prioritised while underlying movement patterns are corrected to improve overall function and reduce recurrence. Separate treatment plans are used only when different conditions require distinct timelines or goals.

DTS Spinal Decompression is ₹1,500 per session, discounted to ₹1,200 per session with a package.

Clinic sessions are ₹1,500 each, or ₹1,200 per session with a minimum 7-session package. Special promotional offers may include additional complimentary sessions. Home visit physiotherapy is available at additional charges depending on location and clinical requirements.