Physiotherapy in Orchard Road

“Physio Asia Therapy Centre specialises in Women's Health Physiotherapy, Exercise Classes, and Vocal Physiotherapy. Monika Verma and Dinesh Verma are Directors and Senior Physical Therapists at the clinic. Their physiotherapists are certified by the AHPC. They provide efficient and effective physiotherapy services, incorporating the latest technology and evidence-based clinical practices. Their treatment follows a three-step process: Analysis, Treatment, and Prevention. Physio Asia Therapy offers home-based physiotherapy for those with special needs such as the elderly those with chronic illnesses or recovering from surgery. Physio Asia Therapy Centre offers affordable, evidence-based physiotherapy and rehabilitation services with state-of-the-art technology and skilled professionals.”

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“PhysioActive takes a hands-on and proactive approach to treating their patients. They have successfully treated over 20,000 patients. They have state-of-the-art equipment to complement patients' treatment. They have highly trained therapists offering various therapies and treatment techniques in a professional and friendly environment. PhysioActive assesses your movement and prescribes a treatment programme specific to your injury. They focus on identifying and addressing the root cause of your condition, helping to relieve symptoms quickly and effectively. They have five treatment rooms. They provide shockwave therapy, electrotherapy, and ultrasound therapy. PhysioActive also has branches in Jurong and Novena.”

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“Physio+ aims to help patients heal with personalised care and a commitment to patients' well-being. Lim Yan Ping, the founder and chief physiotherapist, is an active member of the Singapore Physiotherapy Association. She is an active member of the Singapore Physiotherapy Association. She specialises in muscle and joint issues, particularly spinal conditions that cause back and neck pain. PHYSIO+ supports and motivates patients throughout their healing process to achieve better results. They use physical movements and mechanical power to treat injuries and illnesses by promoting mobility, assisting with the transition to regular bodily function, and improving quality of life. They offer an individualised approach to healing and rehabilitation for all their patients.”

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