Physiotherapy

Whatever the causes of movement problems, physical therapy sessions are the only option to enhance normal function and improve a person’s ability to balance, using various methods such as: electrotherapy or manual exercises based on the patient’s condition. Read More

A physical therapist will ask the patient a series of questions about his condition, illness history, and the complaint, followed by some physical exams to understand range of motion, strength, and reflexes. Read More

One of the most important ways to restore the vitality of movement is by restoring the correct position of the limbs and the spine joints , and it includes stretching exercises, sports massage and mobility exercises. Read More

Physiotherapy sessions for arthritis diseases to improve energy and relieve pain in inflamed joints, in addition to improving joint work, while adhering to simple and harmless physical activities for the best results. Read More

In a physiotherapy center dedicated to providing hot and cold therapy for the problems of muscle cramps and dystrophy, movement disorders, fibromyalgia and multiple sclerosis, in addition to the treatment of neuromuscular disorders, through Strengthening and conditioning exercises and stretching exercises for spastic muscles. Read More

An innovative and advanced form of physical therapy, created specifically for those with long-term problems that affect movement, we offer an effective form of treatment for muscle pain, joint injuries, arthritis, and even respiratory issues at home to ease the suffering of the patient. Read More

The patient undergoes a 45-minute treatment session depending on his health condition, and based on the guidance of a physiotherapist or orthopedic surgeon, the session may include electrotherapy, ultrasound, laser, shock waves, magnetic therapy, traction machine, massage therapy, stretching and exercise. Read More

It is recommended by the plastic surgeon to get rid of fat, and it is a specialized type of medical and esthetic massage, which helps to get rid of fluid retention that collects in certain areas of the body, with the aim of improving the flow of lymph fluid, which reduces swelling. Read More

This session is intended to help patients after surgery to restore mobility, strengthen weak muscles, reduce pain, increase range of motion, and improve posture and balance, with the aim of improving the full physical function of the affected muscles or joints. Read More

One of the non-surgical physical therapy methods uses sound waves that produce low-energy pneumatic vibrations. Read More

Physiotherapy sessions work to restore the general functions of the body, for people suffering from orthopedic problems such as fractures, dislocations and ligament injuries, with the aim of strengthening their muscles, reducing pain and range of motion, and improving posture and balance in the body. Read More

The therapist in the clinic develops a set of treatment plans to help the player restore the function of the injured organ by diagnosing the injury, dealing with cases of muscle tears and reducing swelling. Read More

Stroke rehabilitation helps a person relearn skills that are lost suddenly when part of the brain is damaged, as well as protects the patient from developing new medical problems, such as: pneumonia, urinary tract infections, injury from a fall, or clot formation in large veins. Read More

Physical therapy to rehabilitate children with muscle weakness and movement delays, with the aim of increasing their ability to participate in home and school activities with ease. Read More

During the therapist session, specialized physiotherapists guide the patient to perform specific physical exercises to improve the function of the physical disability resulting from functional neurological disorders, such as: stroke, spinal cord injury, brain injury, multiple sclerosis, and Parkinson’s disease. Read More