Physical Therapy at CB Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy is an evidence-based approach to restore movement, reduce pain, and improve function. Expert physiotherapists assess the root cause of your concern and design a personalized plan using exercise therapy, manual techniques, and clinically validated modalities to help you move better, perform better, and prevent future injuries. Physiotherapy treatment usually requires multiple sessions and should hence be taken at physio clinics nearby.

  At CB Physiotherapy, our clinicians combine hands-on care with advanced supportive technologies to create a results-driven program tailored to your goals. Each plan follows a structured pathway—comprehensive assessment, focused treatment & progress measurements followed by clear home exercises for continuous progress. 

Physical therapists work closely with patients, other healthcare providers, and family members to ensure a safe and rapid return to maximal function. A physical therapist evaluates and assesses the overall condition. He/she may gather information about the illness or injury. Impairments typically measured may include:

• Strength
• Range of motion
• Flexibility
• Balance
• Joint mobility
• Neurological function
• Pain
• Cardiac function
• Pulmonary function
• Overall functional mobility issues.

After gathering information about the illness or injury, the physical therapist will make a prognosis of the condition and design a treatment plan to make the patient move better and feel better.

Physical therapists use many techniques to help decrease pain and stiffness and improve strength, movement, and mobility. Electrical modalities such as cryotherapy, thermotherapy, ultrasound therapy, transcutaneous electrical stimulations, laser therapy, shockwave therapy, etc may be used. Manual techniques are often used to help improve mobility and decrease stiffness. Exercise is often used by physical therapists to help people gain strength, range of motion, and improve function. Patient education about a condition or illness is also important in physical therapy.

Physical therapists work in a variety of different settings including:

• Hospitals,
• Nursing homes,
• Outpatient clinics,
• With sports teams,
• In schools,
• In-home (if the patient is unable to leave due to illness or injury),
• Cardiac rehabilitation centers,
• Sports team.

Physical therapists treat people across their entire lifespan, regardless of age. A physical therapy evaluation may be warranted to offer treatment and a strategy to improve function Physical therapists are specialized in treating a certain population, like children, the elderly, or athletes, with:

• Pain after injury,
• Physical impairment,
• Limited normal movement,
• Muscle weakness,
• Joint hypo or hypermobility,
• Impaired mobility,
• Loss of function,
• Pain,
• Prevent injury and loss of function.

Physical therapists can treat many conditions besides the ones listed. When an illness or injury occurs that limits the ability to move about safely or normally, a physical therapist can help in such a condition.

 Conditions Treated by physical therapists include:

• Musculoskeletal conditions like arthritis, post-fracture, etc.
• Neurological conditions like spinal cord injury, carpal tunnel syndrome, stroke, etc.
• Pediatric conditions like torticollis, club foot, cerebral palsy, etc.
• Geriatric conditions like osteoarthritis, joint pain, etc.
• Sports conditions like ligament injury. Sprains. Etc.
• Women’s conditions, pre and post-partum pain weakness, stress incontinence, etc.