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A physiotherapy session can have multiple objectives: re-education of a paralysis, treatment of a respiratory ailment, reduction of back pain, treatment of trauma due to an accident, remodelling of muscles, correction of bad postures, etc. The physiotherapist or masseur-physiotherapist generally intervenes with patients who are referred to him by doctors or surgeons. They work in private practice, either alone or with partners.
Indus Yoga Health Club
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54000 Lahore14.6 km from Ayya Nagar
Power yoga for weight loss Yoga Therapy (for muscular and joints pain) Prenatal yoga Tibet Yoga Face Yoga Psychotherapy Reiki Counseling Stress management Meditation Yoga for height and breast enhancement etc ...
Physiotherapy And Fitness Clinic
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54000 Lahore14.6 km from Ayya Nagar
We specialize in Musculoskeletal issues related to posture and pain, Neurological issues related to stroke, tremors, coordination and balance deficit, Cardiopulmonary issues related to shortness of breath, exertion, fatigue and Sports Injury including tightness, strain and sprain Rehabilitation. Patients of all age groups are treated. We accept panels and private patients. Home care physiotherapy is also available throughout Lahore.
Holistic Healthcare Services
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54000 Lahore14.6 km from Ayya Nagar
Pakistan’s First Certified Company, we offer unique series of home healthcare services, Home Nursing Services, Patient Attendant Services, Physiotherapy Services, Speech therapy services, and Caregiver services at your home in Lahore and Islamabad. We are fully capable of providing home health care services to elder and sick patients gracefully in the comfort of their own home. We further ensure their good health, comfort, and peace of mind by our own paramedical staff and supervise them by a team of experts and professional managerial staff so that patients & elders at homes can enjoy their social and family life meaningfully. We have both male and female staff, nurses, and therapists to serve you.
Dr. Waseem Javaid
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Physiotherapist

54000 Lahore14.6 km from Ayya Nagar
We Have A Team Of 10 Physios Providing Both Homecare And Clinical Based Treatment we Have Fitness Equipment Along With Rehabilitation Equipment we Offer Services To Treat back Pain spine Disc Issues knee Pain shoulder Pain sports Injuries cerebral Palsy stroke
Physiosol
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Physiotherapist

54000 Lahore14.6 km from Ayya Nagar
PhysioSol help people affected by injury, illness or disability through movement and exercise, manual therapy, education and advice. They maintain health for people of all ages, helping patients to manage pain and prevent disease. It minimizes pain and improves your quality of life.
Zohaib Imran
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Physiotherapist

54000 Lahore14.6 km from Ayya Nagar
Hey there, we’re providing home based physiotherapy services in Bahria Orchard Lahore. Our services include: 1. Soft tissue Massage 2. Progressive muscle relaxation exercises 3. Post surgical/trauma physiotherapy. 4. General health fitness. 5. Cardiopulmonary/endurance/Strength training. 6. Life style management of diabetic, hypertensive(Blood pressure) and other chronic illness patients.
Dr. Qurba Kiran Physiotherapist
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54000 Lahore14.6 km from Ayya Nagar
I treat my patient with every aspect not only physically but psychologically as well i have empathy with my patients
Dr.Fatima Niazi
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Physiotherapist

54000 Lahore14.6 km from Ayya Nagar
women" s Health and Rehab Physiotherapy centre in Aadil hospital defence lahore is providing all physiotherapy services under one umbrella.it is running under the supervision of highly qualified 20 years experienced physiotherapist dr fatima niazi with latest equipment and skilled staff.
Dr Muneeb Ur Rahman Physio
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54000 Lahore14.6 km from Ayya Nagar
Excellent practice in managing musculoskeletal problems specially backache, shoulder ,knee and neck pain. Special training in managing ICÙ patients.
Rai
10

Physiotherapist

54000 Lahore14.6 km from Ayya Nagar

Training and studies to become a physiotherapist

To work as a physiotherapist, you need to have a state diploma as a masseur-kinésithérapeute, whose training lasts 5 years at one of the 42 IFMKs (institutes for training in massage therapy) in France - a very selective entrance exam. The course is as follows: one year of selection and 4 years of preparation. The access to the studies is done after a specific course "accès santé" or a licence with option "accès santé en kinésithérapie". The training in IFMK is divided into 2 cycles of 2 years: - The first cycle is devoted to engineering and the fundamentals of physiotherapy as well as to transversal knowledge; - Second cycle dedicated to the deepening of the previous themes and to the preparation to the exercises.

The field of intervention of a physiotherapist

Physiotherapy is a paramedical discipline which consists of taking charge of pain and treating it through massage and medical gymnastics. The physiotherapist specialises in motor rehabilitation and works with people suffering from musculoskeletal, psychomotor, cardiovascular and respiratory disorders. He treats benign conditions such as sprains, torticollis and scoliosis as well as trauma caused by accidents. The physiotherapist generally intervenes after a consultation with the attending physician or following the recommendations of a surgeon. The physiotherapist begins to study the patient's medical file on the basis of a medical prescription, which enables him to define the appropriate rehabilitation devices and treatments. Depending on the diagnosis made, he or she may practice several techniques: muscle strengthening, massage, gymnastic movements using equipment, lymphatic drainage, ultrasound, etc. The masseur-physiotherapist may also intervene without a medical prescription as part of a fitness or relaxation session in the sports or beauty field.

Why use a physiotherapist?

A physiotherapist can be called in for a fracture, sprain, stiff neck or prolonged muscle soreness. It is also common to call on him in the event of a stroke or neurological and psychomotor disorders. It should be noted that the physiotherapist is the only professional authorised to use the title of masseur. As a result, they can be called upon to perform relaxation massages.

How to find a physiotherapist?

With the number of physiotherapy practitioners in France, it can be difficult to find the right professional. If the attending physician can refer his patients to a physiotherapist, he will usually leave the choice to them. To find a competent one and moreover close to home, going through a directory like StarOfService is the best solution. Just follow the steps indicated to find many physiotherapists in your region or city and select the one that suits you best.

The fees of a physiotherapist

The cost of a physiotherapy session will depend mainly on the act performed by the practitioner as well as his status: conventionné or non conventionné. It is important to know that the fees of a physiotherapist under agreement are regulated by the Social Security: for the rehabilitation of a limb, which is the most common procedure, the fee is €16.13, while for other types of care, the cost can reach €33. Within the framework of a coordinated care pathway, i.e. on the prescription of the attending physician, the health insurance covers 60% of the basic rate - 100% for people under 18 and people with a long-term illness (ALD); a medical excess of €0.50 remains payable by the patient for all consultations. In the case of a session outside the health care circuit, only 30% of the cost will be covered, and no cover will be granted for any consultation without a prescription.

How to choose a physiotherapist ?

The choice of the right physiotherapist will depend on many criteria. First and foremost, the practitioner must put his patients at ease. Benevolence, patience and trust are the key words that must punctuate his sessions. Thus, he must inspire confidence from the beginning of the consultation and communicate easily and pleasantly. Then, experience is a determining factor. The physiotherapist must be able to make a diagnosis at the first consultation. If this is not the case, he/she still lacks practice.

Questions to ask a physiotherapist during the first contact

- How long have you worked as a physiotherapist? - Are you covered by a convention? - What can I expect during the session? - Do you also prescribe medication in addition to manual treatment?