Exercise rehabilitation is a critical part of orthopedic treatment. Properly guided exercises help reduce pain, restore joint movement, strengthen muscles, and prevent recurrence of injury. All rehabilitation plans are doctor-guided, condition-specific, and adjusted according to age, occupation, and activity level.
Patients with joint pain or stiffness
Post-fracture and post-surgical patients
Sports injury patients
Chronic neck or back pain sufferers
Arthritis patients trying to avoid or delay surgery
Designed for pain relief, stability and return to daily activities.
Knee osteoarthritis
ACL / ligament injury (pre & post surgery)
Meniscus injury
Post knee replacement recovery
Quadriceps & hamstring strengthening
Range of motion improvement
Gait correction and balance training
Aimed at restoring mobility and reducing stiffness and pain.
Frozen shoulder
Rotator cuff injury
Shoulder impingement
Elbow and wrist conditions
Shoulder mobility exercises
Scapular strengthening
Gradual return to functional use
Focused on pain control, posture correction, and spine stability.
Neck pain and cervical spondylosis
Low back pain
Disc prolapse and sciatica
Post spine surgery recovery
Core strengthening
Postural correction
Flexibility and nerve gliding exercises
Structured programs to safely return patients to sports and physical activity.
ACL and ligament injuries
Muscle and tendon injuries
Meniscus tears
Overuse injuries
Strength and endurance training
Balance and proprioception
Sport-specific movement training
Essential for optimal recovery after orthopedic surgery.
Joint replacement surgery
Arthroscopic procedures
Fracture fixation surgery
Tendon and ligament repairs
Reduce stiffness and swelling
Restore joint movement
Regain strength and confidence
Detailed clinical evaluation
Diagnosis-based exercise selection
Gradual progression of exercises
Regular monitoring and modification
Rehabilitation is always coordinated with medical or surgical treatment for best outcomes.
Exercise should be performed only after proper evaluation. Incorrect or unsupervised exercises can worsen pain or delay recovery.