Evidence-based physiotherapy for pain relief, mobility, posture, and long-term recovery — delivered with compassion, precision, and modern rehab protocols.
27+ yrs
Clinical experience
5,000+
Patients served
Home visits
In your locality
Clean clinic • Evidence-based protocols • Measurable outcomes
Dr. (PT) Rohit Sharma (BPT, MPT – Orthopedics) is a certified physiotherapist with 27+ years of experience in musculoskeletal and sports rehabilitation. She specializes in back & neck pain, post-surgical recovery, arthritis management, posture correction, and movement retraining using evidence-based protocols.
Qualification
BPT, MPT (Orthopedics), Certified Manual Therapist
Approach
Assessment → Plan → Treatment → Progress tracking
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Targeted treatment plans designed around your pain, goals, and lifestyle.
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Learn more →Our focus is simple: accurate diagnosis, clear progress, and care that feels human.
What you can expect
Qualified, experienced, and committed to evidence-based care.
Your plan is built around your pain triggers and goals.
Electrotherapy, rehab tools, and mobility aids when needed.
We listen, explain, and adjust care based on your progress.
Outcome-focused rehab
From pain relief to strength and mobility, we prioritize measurable improvements with a clear plan.
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Practical, calming reads on healing and balance.
Pain can be confusing. Sometimes it starts after an injury. Sometimes it builds slowly over time. And sometimes, even when scans or reports do not show anything major, the pain still feels very real. That is because pain is not always just about one injured body part. It is often your body’s way of telling […]
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A neck injury that happens suddenly can change more than just how you move. It can make it hard to do simple things like turn your head, sleep well, work on a laptop, or drive. Whiplash is a common injury that happens after a sudden impact. It happens to a lot of people after a […]
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A lot of people go to physiotherapy clinics because they have low back pain. Anyone can get it, including office workers, stay-at-home parents, athletes, drivers, and older people. Sometimes the pain starts right after you lift something heavy. Bad posture, stress, weakness, or long periods of sitting can make it build up slowly. A lot […]
Read more →Quick answers to help you understand our physiotherapy services, booking process, and recovery support.
We provide physiotherapy support for back pain, neck pain, joint pain, sports injuries, posture-related issues, muscle weakness, mobility limitations, arthritis, and post-surgical rehabilitation.
Yes, booking an appointment is recommended so we can give you dedicated time for assessment and treatment. Same-day appointments may also be available depending on slot availability.
Yes, home visit physiotherapy may be available for patients who need recovery support at home. Availability depends on location, condition, and appointment schedule.
Session duration can vary depending on the condition and treatment plan, but most sessions are usually around 30 to 45 minutes.
Yes, home exercises are often an important part of recovery. We guide patients with practical exercises and movement advice to support faster and more lasting improvement.
The number of sessions depends on your condition, pain severity, recovery goals, and how your body responds to treatment. This is usually discussed after the initial assessment.
