FAQ’s

Orthopedic rehabilitation is necessary for patients after injury or condition that might affect muscles, bones, or other movements leading to complications such as arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, joint replacements, and more.

Physical Therapy helps to eliminate pain, improve mobility, recover from a stroke, improve your balance, manage diabetes and vascular conditions.

Occupational therapy helps in grooming daily living skills, such as toilet training, dressing, brushing teeth, and others that involve basic motor skills, strength, dexterity, and improving range of motion.

Speech therapy helps reduce anxiety by giving confidence in their speech naturally and can speak with flair and without any faults. It also helps improve social skills.

It is given to reduce the risk of diseases such as cardiac complications, and stroke, protect against cancer, and reduce symptoms and risks associated with heart disease, obesity, and type 2 diabetes.

IV antibiotics are given mostly to treat bacterial infections in the lungs, hearts, bones, soft tissue, and brain and are done under the supervision of specialists.

Oxygen therapy is generally prescribed when there is a condition that causes your blood oxygen levels to get too low. Low blood oxygen leads to shortness of breath, tiredness, or confusion which can damage the body in the long run.