Sandhika Sewraj Physiotherapy

Physiotherapists work with people to help with a range of problems which affect movement using exercises (targeting affected muscles or muscle groups) , massage and a range of other techniques. We work with people who have physical problems caused by illness, injury, disability or ageing. We see Human movement as central to health and well-being and aim to maximise movement. We also promote good health and advise people in how to avoid injury. I love my job and that I get to affect my patients' lives in a profound way (such as restoration of physical vitality). My greatest reward is seeing my patients well again:)

Good morning dear friends. Today, I'd like to highlight the difference between hospital based physiotherapy treatments vs. Out-patient treatment. Essentially, an out -patient treatment is when a client seeks physio at a private practice (generally not affiliated to a hospital and run by an independent owner). An in-patient treatment means that one is admitted into hospital and then receives physio (amongst other treatments) & needs a referral from an appropriate specialist. Most people will experience physiotherapy for the first time as an in-patient unless they have come to a private practice before hospitalization. There are many pros and cons to both types of treatments. The pros of hospital physio treatment is that : 1. You get to see the physio while simultaneously receiving other medical treatment you might need and don't need to make special arrangements. 2. The treatment is conveniently paid for from medical aids (sometimes it's slightly more difficult to obta...