Home Physiotherapy in Islamabad & Rawalpindi

Physiotherapy

IRHC (Islamabad Rehabilitation Center) sends a physiotherapist to your home in almost all areas of Islamabad and Rawalpindi, Monday to Sunday, 9 am to 9 pm. We treat children and adults where they live, so there is no travel and no waiting room. A female physiotherapist is available for home visits if you prefer.

We help with back and neck pain, sciatica, joint pain and arthritis, sports injuries, recovery after surgery, rehabilitation after a stroke or with other neurological conditions, and physiotherapy for children, including cerebral palsy. To book, call 051-8776556, WhatsApp 0300-6844361 or book online. Every booking is confirmed on WhatsApp.

Treatment starts with an assessment at home. The physiotherapist asks about the problem and your medical history, checks movement, strength and pain, and agrees goals with you. The plan can include exercises, stretching, hands-on techniques and advice for daily activities, and family members can learn exercises to practise between visits. The number of sessions depends on the condition and on how the person responds. These are our main services:

Home Rehabilitation

Home rehabilitation helps people who find it hard to travel, such as older adults, people with a disability and anyone recovering from an illness or a hospital stay. The physiotherapist works on strength, balance, walking and daily tasks like getting out of bed or using the stairs, in the place where they happen.

Orthopedic Rehabilitation

Orthopedic rehabilitation treats problems of the bones, joints, muscles and ligaments, such as back and neck pain, knee and shoulder pain, arthritis and recovery after a fracture. Treatment combines exercise, stretching and hands-on techniques to ease pain and restore movement.

Sports Injury Rehabilitation

Sprains, strains, muscle tears and joint injuries can stop you training or playing. Rehabilitation works on pain, movement, strength and balance in stages, so you can return to your sport safely and lower the chance of the injury coming back.

Post-Operative Rehabilitation

After an operation such as a joint replacement, fracture fixation or spinal surgery, physiotherapy helps you get moving again. The physiotherapist follows your surgeon’s advice and builds a plan for movement, strength and walking, with sessions at home while travelling is difficult.

Neuro Rehabilitation

Neurological rehabilitation is for people whose movement is affected by a condition of the brain, spinal cord or nerves, such as a stroke, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis or a spinal cord injury. Therapy works on movement, balance, walking and everyday activities, and family members learn how to help between sessions.

Women's Health Physiotherapy

Women’s health physiotherapy deals with problems such as pelvic floor weakness, back and pelvic pain during or after pregnancy, and recovery after childbirth. The physiotherapist uses exercises and advice suited to each stage, in the privacy of your home, and a female physiotherapist can visit if you prefer.

Pediatric Rehabilitation

Pediatric physiotherapy helps children whose movement or development is affected from birth or by an illness or injury, for example late sitting or walking, weak muscles, or poor balance and coordination. Sessions use play and activities suited to the child’s age, and parents are shown exercises to continue at home.

Cerebral Palsy Rehabilitation

Cerebral palsy (CP) is a group of conditions that affect movement, muscle tone and posture, starting in early childhood. Physiotherapy works on stretching, strength, sitting, standing and walking, with advice on positioning and equipment, to help the child become as independent as possible.

At home: Our physiotherapist comes to your home in almost all areas of Islamabad and Rawalpindi, Monday to Sunday, 9 am to 9 pm. There is no travel or waiting room, and exercises are practised with your own bed, chair and stairs, which makes them easier to keep up between visits. This suits older adults, people recovering from surgery or a stroke, and anyone for whom travelling is painful.

Female physiotherapist: A female physiotherapist is available for home visits in Islamabad and Rawalpindi. This can suit women’s health physiotherapy or anyone who would feel more comfortable with a female therapist. Just ask when you book.

Other options: If a home visit is not what you need, patients can also visit us at our partner clinic locations in Islamabad (G-8 Markaz) and Rawalpindi (Saddar). Physiotherapy is also available as an online video session, which can suit people outside our home-visit area or anyone who wants exercise guidance between visits.

How to start:

Call 051-8776556 (9 am to 6 pm), WhatsApp 0300-6844361 or book online.
Tell us the patient’s age, the main problem, any recent operation or doctor’s advice, your area, and whether you would like a home visit, a clinic visit or a video session, or prefer a female physiotherapist.
We confirm the day and time on WhatsApp. At the first visit the physiotherapist assesses the patient and explains the plan.

Not sure whether we visit your area? Send your location on WhatsApp and we will confirm before booking. For sudden weakness, numbness, chest pain or a fall with a possible broken bone, get emergency medical care first.

Meet the IRHC team or read our article on the benefits of physiotherapy.

How much does physiotherapy at home cost?

A first or single physiotherapy home visit is Rs 3,000, the same as speech therapy. Packages are discounted: 10% off 5 sessions and 15% off 10 sessions. Payment is made in advance by Easy Paisa, JazzCash, U Paisa, Raast ID, bank transfer or cash.

How long is a physiotherapy session?

A standard physiotherapy session at your home lasts 45 minutes.

Do you treat children as well as adults?

Yes. Our physiotherapy covers both children and adults, including children with cerebral palsy or delayed development and adults recovering from a stroke, a fall or an operation.

Is a female physiotherapist available for home visits?

Yes. A female physiotherapist is available for home visits in Islamabad and Rawalpindi. Ask for her when you call or WhatsApp to book.

Which areas and days do you cover?

We visit almost all areas of Islamabad and Rawalpindi, Monday to Sunday, 9 am to 9 pm. Send your location on WhatsApp (0300-6844361) and we will confirm before booking.

Can I visit a clinic instead of a home visit?

Yes. Patients can also visit us at our partner clinic locations in Islamabad (G-8 Markaz) and Rawalpindi (Saddar). Please book ahead by phone (051-8776556) or WhatsApp (0300-6844361) so we can confirm a time.

Do you offer online (video) physiotherapy?

Yes. Physiotherapy is also available as an online video session, which can suit people who live outside our home-visit area. Call 051-8776556 or WhatsApp 0300-6844361 to arrange one.

What happens at the first home visit?

The physiotherapist asks about the problem and medical history, checks movement, strength and pain, and explains the treatment plan. Please keep any reports, X-rays or your surgeon’s instructions ready.

Can physiotherapy at home help after a stroke?

Yes. Stroke rehabilitation works on movement, balance, walking and daily activities, and home sessions spare the patient tiring journeys. The physiotherapist assesses the patient first and explains the plan.

How many sessions will be needed?

There is no fixed number. It depends on the condition and how the person responds. The physiotherapist explains the plan after the first assessment and reviews progress as sessions continue.

How do I book a physiotherapy home visit?

Call 051-8776556 (9 am to 6 pm), WhatsApp 0300-6844361, or book online through our appointment form. We confirm the day and time on WhatsApp.

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Many of the problems treated at home involve the spine, joints and muscles. The conditions below, shown in the gallery, are among those physiotherapy can help with:

Back and neck pain: including herniated (slipped) disc, sciatica and cervical spinal stenosis.
Joint conditions: osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis and ankylosing spondylitis.
Shoulder and neck injuries: rotator cuff injuries and whiplash.
Spinal curves and posture: kyphosis and scoliosis.
Other pain: fibromyalgia and cervicogenic headache (a headache that starts in the neck).

Physiotherapy is often one part of care alongside your doctor’s treatment. If you are not sure it suits your condition, call or WhatsApp us to talk it through before booking. See all our home care services.