Home Physiotherapy at Mount Kailash Tower III, East of Kailash

Who we see at Mount Kailash Tower III

Most calls from Mount Kailash Tower III fall into three groups: parents recovering from a fall or a joint replacement, people with back or neck pain too sore to sit in a car, and patients home from hospital after a stroke or surgery. All three do well with treatment at home, because the journey is the part they struggle with most. East of Kailash is in central South Delhi, between Outer Ring Road and Nehru Place. We group visits here with our Sarita Vihar and Okhla route, so book a day ahead and we fix a regular slot for the rest of the plan.

Getting to your home

Share the floor and flat number, and register the physiotherapist with the tower's security if required. If the patient has a carer or attendant, it helps if they are home for the first visit so we can show them the routine.

When the lift is the only way down

In a tower, a patient who cannot manage stairs depends entirely on the lifts. That works until one is under maintenance or the power backup struggles. After a hip or knee replacement, spinal surgery or a stroke, we start stair practice earlier than we would in a low-rise building, so that a lift outage does not leave you stuck on your floor.

Stroke rehabilitation at home

Recovery after a stroke is fastest in the first three months, which is exactly when getting to a clinic is hardest. We start at home in Mount Kailash Tower III with bed mobility, sitting balance and safe transfers, then standing and walking as control returns. Family members learn how to help without doing everything for the patient. More on neuro physiotherapy and paralysis physiotherapy.

Knee replacement recovery at home

Most people in Mount Kailash Tower III who call us after a knee replacement have been sent home with a printed exercise sheet and little else. The sheet is fine; the hard part is knowing how much to push. Too little and the knee stiffens, too much and it swells. A physiotherapist at home measures the bend at every visit and adjusts the plan. See post-surgical rehabilitation for how the programme runs, and heel slides for one of the first exercises we start.

Coming home from hospital

For residents discharged from National Heart Institute or Indraprastha Apollo Hospital, we can usually start in the first week at home. Share the discharge summary when you book. See post-surgical rehabilitation for how the programme runs.

Therapies we bring to Mount Kailash Tower III

Larger equipment such as spinal traction and shortwave diathermy stays at our Indirapuram clinic. Most South Delhi patients never need it; those who do usually start at home and add clinic sessions later.

What every home visit includes

• A full assessment in your home and a written treatment plan with target dates
• Hands-on therapy, with portable IFT, TENS or ultrasound where it helps
• Exercises progressed at every session, with a home routine for the days in between
• Training for family members on transfers, positioning and safety
• Progress notes you can share with your doctor

Home visit plans

Indicative pricing. Final charges depend on distance, condition and session length; for South Delhi we confirm the exact charge on the call.

For the RWA

If the residents' welfare association at Mount Kailash Tower III would like a talk or a free physiotherapy screening camp for residents, call us. We run them with the association's permission and at a time it chooses.

Frequently asked questions

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