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Recover strength, mobility and confidence in your body

Back and neck pain, sports injuries, post-surgery rehab, posture correction — verified physiotherapists design exercise-led recovery plans that actually fit your life.

  • Licence-verified therapists
  • Reviews from real sessions
  • Online · clinic · home care
  • Sessions from ₹800

What can Physiotherapy help with?

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What is physiotherapy?

Physiotherapy treats pain and movement problems at their source. A physiotherapist assesses how your body moves — strength, flexibility, posture, gait — identifies what is actually driving the pain or restriction, and treats it with a structured programme of guided exercise, hands-on techniques and education. The aim is lasting function, not just short-term relief.

It is the standard of care for back and neck pain, sports injuries, joint problems and post-surgical recovery, and a core part of rehabilitation after strokes and neurological conditions. Expect an active role: the biggest gains come from a progressive exercise plan you practise between sessions, adjusted as your body adapts. Sessions can run online, in clinic, or at home depending on what your condition needs.

How physiotherapy works on TheraTreat

From first click to first session — usually in under a day.

  1. 1

    Tell us your concern

    Pick a condition or describe what you need help with — for yourself or your child.

  2. 2

    Choose a therapist

    Compare verified profiles, real ratings, languages and fees. No guesswork.

  3. 3

    Book online or in clinic

    Pick a slot that fits — video session, clinic visit, or home care where available.

  4. 4

    Start therapy

    Meet your therapist, agree goals, and track progress session by session.

Featured & top-rated physiotherapy therapists

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Featured profiles first, then by rating — every one licence-verified.

  • Dr Rushika Rajaram Jadhav(PT)

    Dr Rushika Rajaram Jadhav(PT)

    Physiotherapist

    • Mumbai
    • English
    • Hindi
    • ₹800 / session
    View profile
  • Nikita Rajkumar Kachhwani

    Nikita Rajkumar Kachhwani

    Neuro-Developmental Therapist

    • pune
    • English
    • Hindi
    View profile

Frequently asked questions about physiotherapy

Common questions from patients, answered honestly.

What does a physiotherapist do?+
A physiotherapist assesses how your body moves, identifies what is driving pain or restriction, and treats it with a combination of guided exercise, hands-on techniques, and education. The goal is lasting function — not just short-term relief.
How many physiotherapy sessions will I need?+
Simple strains often improve meaningfully within a handful of sessions; post-surgical or neurological rehabilitation runs in months-long phases. After your first assessment the physiotherapist will outline a plan with expected milestones, reviewed as you progress.
Can physiotherapy be done online?+
Yes, for a lot of it. Assessment of movement, exercise prescription, progression checks and posture coaching work well on video. Conditions needing hands-on treatment (manual therapy, certain post-op protocols) are better in person or via home visits — TheraTreat supports all three formats.
Physiotherapy or a doctor first — which one for back pain?+
For most routine back or neck pain without red flags, a physiotherapist is an appropriate first stop and will refer you onward if anything needs medical review. Seek a doctor first for severe trauma, fever with pain, numbness in the groin, loss of bladder/bowel control, or progressive weakness.
Does physiotherapy hurt?+
Some techniques and exercises create short-term, manageable discomfort — especially early in rehab — but treatment should never be unbearable. Good physiotherapists work within your tolerance and adjust load as your body adapts.
What should I bring or wear to a physiotherapy session?+
Comfortable clothing that lets you move (and lets the therapist see the area being treated), any scan or surgery reports you have, and a list of medications. For online sessions, set up your camera so your full body is visible.
Do physiotherapists in India need to be registered?+
Physiotherapists complete a BPT (and often MPT) degree; many states also maintain councils for registration. TheraTreat verifies qualification documents and identity before a physiotherapist can take bookings.
Can I get physiotherapy at home?+
Yes — TheraTreat home care sends background-checked physiotherapists to your doorstep, which is often the right choice post-surgery, for elderly patients, or when travel itself is the barrier.

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