Home Physiotherapy in Vasundhara Sector 18, Ghaziabad

When the clinic is the wrong first step

Vasundhara is a planned township of numbered sectors next to Vaishali and Indirapuram, with a mix of plotted houses, builder floors and group housing. There's a stage in many recoveries when travelling does more harm than good: the first weeks after a joint replacement, an acute disc flare, the early days after a stroke. Pushing through a car journey to reach treatment costs energy the body needs for healing. Starting at home and moving to the clinic later, if it's needed at all, is usually the better sequence.

When we can come

We reach Vasundhara Sector 18 easily from Indirapuram. Morning and evening slots fill first, so book those a day ahead; other times are usually available the same day. We also visit nearby Vasundhara Sector 17 and Vasundhara Sector 1; see all Vasundhara pages for the full list.

After a stroke

In the early months after a stroke, the aim is to get as much movement back as the brain will allow, while preventing the shoulder pain, stiffness and pressure problems that come with long hours in bed or a chair. In the home in Vasundhara Sector 18 we work on sitting balance, standing, transfers and walking, in that order, and teach the family safe handling from the first visit. Where round-the-clock help is needed, our stroke patient nursing care can run alongside. The stroke rehabilitation progress tracker gives families a simple way to see change over the weeks.

After a fracture and plaster

When the plaster comes off, the joint underneath is stiff and the muscles have wasted. That's normal, and it's the start of rehabilitation, not the end of treatment. For a wrist, ankle or hip fracture, we work in Vasundhara Sector 18 on range first, then strength and walking, and keep in step with what your orthopaedic surgeon has allowed. The post fracture exercises guide covers the early stage after the cast comes off.

Builder floors, flats and society towers

Homes in Vasundhara Sector 18 range from builder floors and independent houses to flats in group housing societies. It makes little difference to treatment. What matters more is whether there's a lift, because two flights of stairs can decide whether a patient after knee surgery or a stroke gets to physiotherapy at all. At home, the stairs stop being a barrier and, once it's safe, become part of the training.

Equipment that comes to your home

Larger equipment such as spinal traction and shortwave diathermy stays at our Indirapuram clinic. Some patients start at home and move to clinic sessions once travel is easier.

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.

Frequently asked questions