A genuinely mixed caseload, most commonly related to cricket, badminton, football, running, gym and CrossFit training, and recreational fitness activities.

Yes. We assess and provide initial management for acute sports injuries as they happen, followed by structured rehabilitation and return-to-sport planning. Patients are referred to our Orthopaedician immediately whenever required.

Return-to-play decisions are based on comprehensive clinical assessment combined with functional testing — strength, balance, hop tests, range of motion, sport-specific movement analysis and pain assessment — with Physician or Orthopaedician clearance wherever indicated.

Sports injuries are managed by our experienced musculoskeletal physiotherapists, supported by Orthopaedicians and Physicians to ensure multidisciplinary care whenever needed.

Yes. We are actively seeking long-term collaborations with sports academies, schools, colleges, gyms, fitness centres and sports clubs for injury prevention, rehabilitation, performance enhancement and return-to-play programmes.

Yes. School, college, academy-level, recreational and competitive athletes are treated, alongside active adults of all ages.

No referral is required and you can book directly. We also coordinate with Orthopaedicians and Physicians, both in-house and outside, whenever specialist input is needed.

Yes. Pre-season and injury-prevention screening covers posture assessment, movement analysis, flexibility, strength, balance, biomechanics and sport-specific risk assessment, aimed at reducing injury risk and improving performance.

Our centre has a DGCA-qualified Class II Medical Examiner on-site for aviation medical assessments, and supports broader multidisciplinary fitness assessment, injury prevention and performance optimisation through our integrated healthcare team.

Yes. We provide conservative ACL rehabilitation for suitable cases, prehabilitation before surgery, and structured post-operative rehabilitation with return-to-sport protocols.

Treatment depends on the severity of the injury and includes pain control, manual therapy, progressive strengthening, flexibility training, and a gradual return to sport.

With evidence-based rehabilitation including taping, balance training, proprioception exercises, strengthening, gait correction, and sport-specific progression back to full activity.

Yes, sports massage is available both as part of a rehabilitation programme and as a standalone recovery service.

Yes. Sport-specific strengthening, endurance, agility, balance and functional training are incorporated wherever indicated, alongside rehabilitation.

Clinical movement and gait analysis are performed routinely. Video analysis may also be used when it adds clinical value.

Yes. Children and adolescents are assessed with growth plates (physes) specifically in mind. Rehabilitation is age-specific and sport-specific, focused on a safe return to play while minimising the risk of re-injury.

Yes, commonly including bowling shoulder injuries, fast bowler low back stress injuries, tennis or golfer's elbow, rotator cuff injuries, batting- and fielding-related wrist, hand, knee and ankle injuries, and general muscle strains and ligament sprains.

Yes. Running biomechanics, posture, lower-limb alignment and muscle imbalances are assessed for conditions such as shin splints, runner's knee, IT band syndrome, Achilles tendinopathy and plantar fasciitis, with a personalised rehabilitation and return-to-running programme including home exercises.

Yes. Many athletes use preventive maintenance sessions to improve flexibility, mobility and recovery, and to reduce injury risk during training and competition — not only after something has gone wrong.

Depending on the athlete's condition and stage of recovery: sports massage, manual therapy, laser therapy, dry needling, cupping therapy, kinesiology taping, rPMS, therapeutic ultrasound, TENS/IFT/NMES, wax bath therapy for selected hand, wrist and foot conditions, heat and cold therapy where indicated, and exercise-based recovery, stretching, mobility and strengthening programmes. Every plan is personalised after assessment, with specialist support from a Physician or Orthopaedician when required.

Yes, by prior booking — convenient for athletes training or competing on weekends.

Yes. Consultation notes, physiotherapy assessments, treatment summaries and invoices can be provided. Final claim approval depends on the respective insurance provider's policy.

Yes, subject to prior scheduling. We are open to tie-ups with schools, sports academies, colleges, clubs and sporting events for on-site physiotherapy, sports injury management, rehabilitation support and pitch-side medical assistance. Our primary rehabilitation services remain clinic-based.

Yes, commonly including ankle sprains from sudden direction changes, knee pain such as patellofemoral pain and ligament or meniscal injuries, rotator cuff strain and shoulder impingement from repeated smashes, tennis or golfer's elbow, Achilles tendinopathy, and low back muscle strain. Rehabilitation focuses on pain relief, strength, agility, movement correction and a safe return to sport.

Rehabilitation is primarily based on detailed clinical assessment and functional testing by experienced physiotherapists, monitoring pain, range of motion, muscle strength, balance, flexibility, endurance and sport-specific performance throughout recovery. Where appropriate, simple wearable devices such as heart rate monitors or fitness trackers may be incorporated to guide conditioning and return-to-sport progression.

Yes. Recurrent injuries need a more comprehensive evaluation to identify the underlying cause — muscle weakness, poor biomechanics, balance deficits, flexibility issues, training errors, or incomplete earlier rehabilitation — and address it through a personalised programme, aiming not just at recovery but at reducing the risk of the injury happening again.

This depends on the injury. Most sports rehabilitation needs 7 to 15 sessions, while ACL rehabilitation typically requires a longer, structured programme.

The consultation and assessment fee is ₹400, adjusted against your treatment and waived if you take a package. Sports Injury Rehabilitation sessions then follow the same pricing as Orthopaedic Physiotherapy: ₹1,500 per standard session, or ₹800 to ₹1,200 per session with a discounted package depending on session count. Seasonal promotional offers may include complimentary sessions.

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