A. Danalatchoumy, BPT
Consultation timing
17:00-21:30
Qualification
BPT
Location
Tulasi Medical Centre
Physiotherapy & rehabilitation
Movement, restored step by step.
Our physiotherapy and rehabilitation services focus on improving mobility, reducing pain, restoring function and helping patients return to daily activities safely.
Assessment firstEvening sessionsIndividualised programmesOn site
Patient-centred care
Accessible healthcare
Ethical practice
Coordinated support
02 · Services
Ten areas of rehabilitation
Each programme starts with an assessment and is reviewed as movement improves.
Musculoskeletal physiotherapy
Assessment and rehabilitation for conditions affecting muscles, joints and bones, including neck pain, back pain, shoulder pain, knee pain, joint stiffness, muscle pain, sports-related injuries and postural problems.
Pain management & mobility rehabilitation
Programmes designed to improve movement and flexibility, reduce discomfort, improve joint mobility and support functional independence.
Post-injury rehabilitation
Rehabilitation support following appropriate medical assessment for muscle injuries, ligament injuries, joint injuries, soft-tissue injuries and mobility limitations.
Orthopaedic rehabilitation
Support for patients recovering from orthopaedic conditions and treatment, including rehabilitation following fractures, joint injuries, procedures and mobility-related conditions.
Therapeutic exercise programmes
Individualised exercise guidance aimed at improving strength, flexibility, balance, mobility, physical function and muscular endurance.
Geriatric physiotherapy
Support for elderly individuals to help maintain mobility, balance, strength, independence and functional ability.
Balance & fall prevention
Assessment and rehabilitation programmes aimed at improving balance, coordination, stability and confidence during movement.
Posture correction & ergonomic advice
Guidance for improving posture and reducing strain related to prolonged sitting, workplace activities, repetitive movements and improper body mechanics.
Sports & activity rehabilitation
Support for individuals recovering from physical activity and sports-related injuries, with programmes focused on recovery and gradual return to activity.
Neurological rehabilitation
Rehabilitation support, where appropriate and following medical evaluation, focusing on mobility training, balance, functional rehabilitation and improved independence.
03 · Approach
Assessment → Personalised plan → Rehabilitation → Recovery
01
Assessment
Your movement, pain and history are examined before anything is prescribed.
02
Personalised plan
A programme is written for your condition and your daily activity.
03
Rehabilitation
Sessions at the centre, with exercises to continue at home.
04
Recovery
Progress is reviewed and the plan adjusted as function returns.
04 · Questions
What to expect
Do I need a doctor referral?
Not always. Some conditions are assessed directly by the physiotherapist, while neurological and post-injury rehabilitation follow medical evaluation first.
What should I bring?
Any prior reports, X-rays or scans, a list of medicines you take, and loose clothing you can move in comfortably.
How long is a session?
Session length depends on your programme. The physiotherapist confirms this at your first assessment.
How many sessions will I need?
That depends on your condition and how you respond. The plan is reviewed as you progress rather than fixed at the start.
When are sessions held?
Physiotherapy runs in the evening, from 17:00 to 21:30, at the centre.