Welcome To Noor Zainab Institute Rehabilitation Centre Physical Therapy

At Noor Zainab Institute of Rehabilitation Centre, our mission is to provide you with high-quality, individualized physical therapy using effective manual techniques and exercise. Our staff will utilize a teamwork approach, integrating specialized skills to provide a whole-body plan for your biomechanics health and wellness. We aim to create a lasting and trusting relationship between you and your therapist so that we may meet all your rehabilitation and wellness needs.

What is Physical Therapy?

Physical therapy is a health care specialty involved with evaluating, diagnosing, and treating disorders of the musculoskeletal system. The ultimate goal of physical therapy is to restore maximal functional independence to each individual patient. Physiotherapist helps from treating illness and disability to enabling people to live long and to live well. Our physiotherapists are the experts in movement, exercise and rehabilitation. We are helping individuals to sustain healthy living behaviors. Things like painkillers, like anti-inflammatories and other over-the-counter products, like ointments and numbing agents, can provide relief, but they’re just a temporary bandage.
Physical Therapy is done for the preservation, enhancement, or restoration of movement and physical function impaired or threatened by disease, injury, or disability that utilizes therapeutic exercise, physical modalities (such as massage and electrotherapy), assistive devices, and patient education and training.
Physical therapists use a variety of treatment modalities and techniques to help move better and feel better; treatment is very personalized. Choosing physical therapy has been shown to recover quickly and safely, and it can save your money due to decreased overall healthcare costs.

Physical therapists (PTs) are health care professionals who diagnose and treat individuals of all ages, from newborns to the very oldest, who have medical problems or other health-related conditions that limit their abilities to move and perform functional activities in their daily lives.

PTs examine each individual and develop a plan using treatment techniques to promote the ability to move, reduce pain, restore function, and prevent disability.

Physical therapists are experts not only in treating pain, but also its source. They will look for areas of weakness or stiffness that may be adding stress to the places that hurt. And they will treat those areas with certain exercises to ease pain and help you move better.

A physical therapist is a movement expert, one that can identify weak areas and help you strengthen them. They can also help you increase flexibility, mobility, stability, and balance as well as help you relieve your back pain without pain medication.

Initially, your physical therapist will identify areas of weakness that are causing your pain through functional testing and diagnostic imaging. They will then create a customized physical therapy plan targeted at improving your activities and strengthening weak core muscles. In the end, physical therapy will help relieve your pain, improve your posture and help you be stronger in all aspects of your life. Physical therapy (PT) is recommended for those who have been injured or have movement problems due to an injury, illness or disability. PT’s are able to help strengthen muscles, gain range of motion, and improve balance and coordination; with the goal of improving mobility and function. Our goal is to help each individual and child reach his or her fullest potential in activities at school, home, and in the community. If a child is unable to crawl or walk on their own, we can help determine what type of adapted equipment, walker or crutches will help them improve their mobility.

Physical therapists use many different techniques to help and  decrease pain and stiffness, improve motion and strength, and improve mobility.

Therapeutic exercise is often used by physical therapists to help people gain range of motion, increase strength, and improve function. Patient education about a condition or illness is most important to the practice of physical therapy, and therapists may use charts, models, and diagrams to help you understand the diagnosis and prognosis

A treatment plan, based on your assessment, will be discussed with you.  Every patient is unique and therefore their treatment needs to be individualized to their medical history, injury and goals.  For Example. two people may each have pain in their leg, the root causes may be very different and therefore the treatments will be different.

Your Physiotherapist has a variety of treatments that may be recommended and could include one, or more, of the following:

Manual therapy:  This is often referred to as “hands on” treatment where the Physiotherapist will use their hands to work on your joints and/or muscles. Manual techniques are often used to help improve mobility.

Electro-Therapeutic modalities: Modalities (machines) are often used to decrease inflammation and pain, improve circulation and improve strength. These may include ultrasound, laser, interferential current, ice, heat etc.

Taping: This may be appropriate for the specific sport(s) you need to return to or for postural correction.

Exercises: This is a very important part of your treatment. Strengthening, range of motion and/or posture exercises may be given for your specific injury or condition to help you maximize the gains you have made during treatment.

Home program of self-management: In addition to your treatment, you will likely also be provided with a home program of exercises to do once you have completed your treatment.

  • It may also be given modifications to make exercises to do at home.

Special Children Physiotherapy

The Physical Therapists are probably the best known of the therapists who work with children with special needs. They use exercises to help their patients gain and maintain the best possible use of their bodies. They also try to improve breathing, prevent the development of deformities and stop the deterioration caused by some progressive diseases.

The physiotherapist will assess your child’s problems and teach you exercises to do with him at home. It can also show you ways to manage your child, which will encourage good movement patterns.

If your child receives physical therapy at school, try to learn the exercises so that you can continue with them during the holidays.

There is a variety of ideas among physiotherapists on the best way to treat some conditions, especially cerebral palsy.

WE CAN HELP YOU IF YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM ANY KIND OF PAIN

Neck Pain

Frozen Shoulder

ElbowPain

Low Back pain

Knee Pain

Urinary Incontinence

Balance Problem

Postural disorder

Bed Ridden Patient

Bell's Palsy

Body Pain

Sciatica Pain

Pregnancy Related Back Pain

Stroke

Foot Pain (Planter Fascitis)

Post Surgical Pain

Cerebral Palsy

Most people see a Physiotherapist because they have pain or are having difficulty doing movements. Physiotherapists are the movement specialists who determine the core root of your problem and treat the cause, not just the symptoms.
“Our goals are your goal to decrease your pain and help you to get back to what you want and love to do”.